Fans of BBC University Challenge have all criticised the show for letting the winning team 'carry' its teammates - as the University of Edinburgh lost out just before the final on Monday night.
As reported by the Scottish Sun, Reading University swept aside the University of Edinburgh in the semi-final - but some fans were not happy with the set-up.
University Challenge contestant called out for being 'carried' throughout the show.
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The Reading team, who had a higher average age than their Edinburgh competitors, comprised of Jesudoss, Ounsley, Hutchinson and Bishop.
But Bishop has been called out on social media for being 'carried' throughout the show - and fans flocked to Twitter to make their voices heard.
One joked: "Bishop should just bring a couple of ice packs for Hutchinson and Ounsley in the final. Those shoulders are going to need it from all that carrying."
Another Twitter user said: "Has Ms Bishop answered a single question since she joined?"
A third wrote: "University Challenge In the Final Reading need to replace Bishop."
One then quizzed: "Is Bishop just making up the numbers?", while more comments read: "Is Bishop actually contributing anything here?", and "Can Someone Please Check That Bishops Alive!!!!"
Reading University sailed through to the final ahead of the University of Edinburgh, however, with a score of 145 points.
The official Twitter account for Edinburgh University wrote: "Congratulations to the @EdinburghUni team on a stellar effort, and best of luck to the @UniofReading team in the final! #UniversityChallenge"
You can watch the final of BBC's University Challenge on April 4, 2022 on BBC Two.
