BEN Shephard’s The Summit has already been hit by major fan backlash as they slam one person for being a “bullying a**hole”.
The show sees 14 strangers climb a New Zealand Alps mountain as they face treacherous terrain and from the mysterious Mountain Keeper.
Ben Shephard’s The Summit is already seeing some backlash from fans over one contestantCredit: PA
Dockers has been dubbed a ‘bully’ and a ‘vile man’ by viewers of the ITV showCredit: ITV
have just 14 days to climb the mountain and they’re of course competing for a prize pot of £200,000.
second series is just five episodes in and already fans are not happy with the behaviour of one contestants.
Viewers are begging Dockers to be kicked off the series as they took their rage to social media.
Fans believe Dockers is “bullying” other contestants as he appeared to target two of his fellow co-stars in last night’s instalment.
Some viewers have a theory that he is playing everyone against each other and wants to oust Colleen because she’s the strongest player.
One fan wrote: “Dockers’ narcissistic and bullying behaviour is a real problem.”
Another viewer said: “Dockers is your typical male chauvinist pig. What a bullying arsehole he is. He needs to go ASAP.”
A third fan added: “F**k**g hate Dockers, absolutely vile person.”
A fourth viewer wrote: “Dockers is the most grotesque and unlikeable belly button picker I have seen on my screen for a very long time. Fool.”
Meanwhile, a fifth was convinced show bosses needed to get involved as they said: “Malicious voting isn’t strategy, it’s bullying – and when it’s allowed, it wrecks the show. Producers should step in.”
Last night, Dockers decided to argue with Warren – who was quick to tell him to ‘stop shouting’Credit: ITV
During yesterday’s episode, Dockers got into a very heated argument with Warren while they were choosing who to send home.
Warren told Dockers to “stop shouting” at him as he tried to bulldoze over what the rest of the group wanted.
Dockers desperately tried to make his voice heard as he seemingly tried to control the opinions of the squad.
As Dockers walked away from the group with Sean, his fellow contestant Warren could be heard telling his show pals what he really
Warren said: “He will turn on everybody, I thought the darkness was coming from the helicopter… It’s coming from in this group.”
The Summit sees 14 contestants climb a mountain in the New Zealand Alps in just 14 daysCredit: ITV
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