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Former rugby union player Joe Marler<\/a> has been hailed as The Celebrity Traitors<\/em><\/a>\u2019 best-ever Faithful contestant after he correctly sussed out that Cat Burns<\/a> and Alan Carr<\/a> are the remaining Traitors.<\/p>\n Marler had a breakthrough during the penultimate episode of the series (30 October) and told the cameras that he believes Burns and Carr are Traitors<\/a>. Marler also managed to convince his ally, comedian Nick Mohammed<\/a>, to get on board with his theory.<\/p>\n Viewers have branded Marler a \u201cgenius\u201d and the \u201cbest Faithful\u201d to compete on the format.<\/p>\n \u201cJoe Marler\u2019s brain is ASTOUNDING. Like, if the Faithful win this, it\u2019s because of him and that\u2019s insane,\u201d one person wrote on X\/Twitter.<\/p>\n Another viewer added: \u201cI knew very little about Joe Marler before this, but he\u2019s fast become one of my favourite contestants. The best Faithful and probably the person I\u2019d most like to see win the entire series. I can see big things for him after this \u2013 and deservedly so.\u201d<\/p>\n \u201cJOE MARLER FOR PRIME MINISTER. WHAT A MAN,\u201d added one fan.<\/p>\n During the episode, Marler also tried to appeal to the other remaining Faithful, historian David Olusoga<\/a>, to believe his theory, but this only made Olusoga more suspicious of Marler\u2019s agenda.<\/p>\n It remains to be seen whether Marler can convince both Mohammed and Olusoga to join him in trying to eliminate both Traitors in next week\u2019s finale, before it\u2019s too late. Otherwise, the Traitors could be victorious and take the winnings for their chosen charity.<\/p>\n