Alan seemed visibly upset (Image: ITV)
star Alan Halsall was seen visibly fuming after losing a high-stakes immunity trial on the show.
Alan was battling against her campmates to collect the most tickets, aiming to secure immunity from the next two public eliminations and earn a place in the iconic Celebrity Cyclone trial.
The 42-year-old was tasked with collecting coins from a box of fish guts to operate a grabbing machine which contained balls with tickets inside.
The star appeared to do very well in the performance, while his fellow players, including Maura Higgins, were seen screaming and flailing around for most of the task.
But as Ant and Dec came into the main camp to read the results, he appeared angry at the results – with , Danny, Maura and Oti making it through and not him.
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Maura seemed shocked she made it through (Image: ITV)
Maura’s face appeared stunned, as numerous campmates were heard saying: “I thought it would be Alan.”
They then asked him if he got loads of tickets and he said “yes, I got loads of tickets,” before appearing visibly disappointed.
Fans at home chimed in, agreeing that something didn’t seem right.
“Alan was silently seething there. You could see the expression change when he said he got a lot of tickets,” said one fan. Another observed: “Something dodgy going on, Alan’s face at the end when he said to Maura he got loads of tickets…. Why do ITV feel the need to intervene it’s a fan lead show.”
A third blasted: “Ohhhh Alan looked so disappointed. Let’s vote for him please,” and “Alan is gutted! However, his ticket box was overflowing?!?! Didn’t see Oti struggle to get tickets in? Weird”.
Coleen Rooney sailed through the task despite needign a medic (Image: ITV)
While a fourth even threatened to boycott the show completely. “NO Alan and NO GK?? Thats it time to boycott this show.”
The episode was full of drama after medics were seen rushing to Coleen Rooney’s aid. The star needed the help of a medic to remove a cockroach stuck in her ear after taking part in the challenge.
At the end of the trial, Rooney, 38, appeared from the grabbing booth saying: “I’ve got one in my ear.” A medic emerged to take a closer look with a syringe before the critter crawled out of her ear.
Co-host Anthony McPartlin exclaimed: “Oh my god, it just jumped out.”