Oh, I know that feeling.

To be in the final four as a faithful, and hope you have the votes, only to realise you don't.

My sympathy, Joe. Well, well played.

An entry into the book of Traitors' travesties.

Emma Bullimore
TV commentator, and in Joe's gang of 'Hundies'

Nick, you are such a smart man, what have you done?! We trusted you.

Alex Smith
Live editor, one of the 'two big-dogs'

If you can't tell - Joe has just been banished.

Three players remain in the game - Alan, David and Nick.

Not quite sure what's going to happen here. Not quite what I expected.

I’m switching this off.

Emma Bullimore
TV commentator, and in Joe's gang of 'Hundies'

That's the Bafta TV moment of the year right there

You have to be kidding me.

No.

No.

No.

No.

This is a joke.

Alex Smith
Live editor, one of the 'two big-dogs'

NOOOOO!

WHAT'S JUST HAPPENED?

SO MANY EMOTIONS ALL COMING INTO ONE

They've just banished Joe?

Rachel Flynn
Live reporter, probably a nervous faithful

David's tone of voice could make me believe anything.

That's the first time in the show that he's sounded so blatantly wrong.

Emma Bullimore
TV commentator, and in Joe's gang of 'Hundies'

Memories of Mollie rubbing out Harry's half-written name are flooding back.

Remember, The Traitors often goes right to the wire.

Elliot Burrin
Live reporter, trusting faithful

"I've still got a bit of unfinished business," Alan tells Claudia - choosing to vote one more time.

As if he's not murdered enough faithfuls so far this season!

Alan is a boss traitor.

Alex Smith
Live editor, one of the 'two big-dogs'

SO much drama as the players assemble inside the castle.

The votes have been cast - and looks like there will be another banishment tonight.

Emma Bullimore
TV commentator, and in Joe's gang of 'Hundies'

Nearly forgot about the “ceremonial pouches”.

What's one of those when it's at home? Who comes up with this fabulous nonsense?!

Obsessed.

That was the craziest banishing!!

Literally down to fate and honestly if he wins, that was always written in the stars for him.

How did it feel being in the final four, standing over the fire pit?

As a faithful, the adrenaline that had been stacking up by that moment is indescribable.

There's mixed emotions, and you're so on edge. On the one hand as a faithful, you really want to get rid of the traitors.

But equally, you don't want to deny a faithful who's made it to the final stages the chance of winning.

Elliot Burrin
Live reporter, trusting faithful

It's quite tense watching the final voting happen on the roundtable.

It's usually done outside the castle, a bit distanced from everything that's happened so far.

Here it feels haunted by the memories of all the faithfuls they've banished before...

Emma Bullimore
TV commentator, and in Joe's gang of 'Hundies'

It's absolutely unbelievable David is still here. Remember, he only survived over Mark because of a game of chance, getting a shield at the last minute to escape a round table stalemate.

Could he actually win?

I am scared Joe is in trouble now!!

Because they don’t reveal their status in the game, I feel like the faithful always have doubts!

But Nick needs to trust Joe.

If Joe Marler gets banished it will be a tragedy.

That man has carried the faithful through the series. But then at least he has the frame for it...

Cat played a brilliant game, making it that far as a day one traitor is no joke!

Only Wilf and Harry have done that in UK Traitors.