Hunted Australia 2023 fans are calling out the Hunters for resorting to “illegal” behaviour during their quest to track down the Fugitives.
During the July 23 episode, the Hunters got some juicy intel about IT legends Ben and Callum’s location.
However, fans were outraged when the intelligence team broke into Callum’s dad’s house.
Fans even called out the Hunters for “trespassing” and yikes, this doesn’t look good.
This wasn’t the first time viewers were appalled at the seemingly illegal behaviour of the Hunters. During the premiere, many took to Twitter to slam them for their reckless driving.
Sigh. At this rate, the Fugitives are looking more like the good guys…
Hunted Australia fans call out Glenn and Tayla’s ‘dumbo moves’
Fugitives Glenn and Tayla were finally captured after a few close calls.
Despite thinking a few steps ahead and covering their tracks, the Hunters cornered the pair after a tense chase and fans weren’t impressed at the duo for their “dumbo” moves.
Hunted Australia 2023 fans are still calling the show rigged
Hunted Australia fans still aren’t convinced that the show isn’t rigged, with one person even calling it the “most unrealistic show”. Ouch.
Maybe if the Fugitives didn’t have GPS trackers hanging off their backpacks, the show would be more convincing…right?
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