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Ricky Gervais Turned Down 'Celebrity Traitors' Appearance, Citing 'Big Dog' Theory

Q: Why did Ricky Gervais refuse to appear on 'Celebrity Traitors'?

Ricky Gervais declined to appear on 'Celebrity Traitors' because he was concerned he would be voted out early due to the 'Big Dog' theory, which suggested that famous contestants would be targeted and eliminated.

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Comedian Ricky Gervais declined invitation to appear on 'Celebrity Traitors'
'Big Dog' theory led to elimination of famous contestants like Stephen Fry
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Ricky Gervais Turned Down 'Celebrity Traitors' Appearance, Citing 'Big Dog' Theory

According to a recent report, popular comedian Ricky Gervais declined an invitation to appear on the BBC's hit spin-off series 'Celebrity Traitors'. The show, which features a star-studded lineup of famous faces, saw millions of viewers tune in to its finale last week.

In a conversation with fellow celebrity Jonathan Ross, Gervais revealed that he was approached to be part of the show but ultimately decided against it. The 64-year-old comedian explained that he was concerned he would be voted out early due to the 'Big Dog' theory, which was developed by contestants Joe Marler and Joe Wilkinson during the series.