Alan Carr could WIN The Celebrity Traitors and I know how he can do it, says show most successful villain Harry Clark
TRAITORS villain Harry Clark thinks Alan Carr can win the celebrity version in just a few dirty moves.
The former contestant, 23, masterminded a £95,150 victory in last year’s series two.
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Alan Carr could win The Celebrity Traitors in just a few moves, according to former championCredit: BBC
Traitors super villain Harry Clark reveals how Alan could win showCredit: BBC
Alan Carr has had viewers in stitches so far on the seriesCredit: BBC
Now Harry has spelt out how TV comic Alan could go from class clown to king by backstabbing one of his fellow Traitors.
Alan, 49, has managed so far to go undetected — even to intellectual Faithfuls such as Stephen Fry.
He had viewers in stitches while plotting with baddies singer Cat Burns and TV’s Jonathan Ross.
Outlining his theory, Harry said: “Alan could have won The Celebrity Traitors in Thursday’s episode.
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“Here’s what I’d have done. I would have got Cat Burns on my side to backstab Jonathan Ross.
“His time is coming and you need to throw the dogs a bone, the Faithful need a Traitor.”
So far,the contestants, including actress Celia Imrie and broadcaster Kate Garraway, have failed to vote off a single Traitor — banishing only Faithfuls.
Harry added: “I’d have recruited someone like Kate.
“She’s had so much heat on her that throwing her under the bus later would have been easy and that’s your way to the final.
“Then get rid of Cat by saying she was the mastermind.
“Bob’s your uncle, Fanny’s your aunt, Alan Carr’s your winner.”
Tonight’s episode at 9pm on BBC One will reveal who Alan, Jonathan and Cat chose to murder.
They narrowed it down to singer Charlotte Church, historian David Olusoga and GMB’s Kate.
The launch was watched by 12 million, including on catch-up.
