I'm a Celebrity... Get Me Out of Here! (UK)

Daily 9:00 PM on ITV
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  • Returning Series
Celebrities are put into the jungle and have to learn how to survive. Each day they must do Bush Tucker trials in order to win food. The better they do, the more food they will win. If they lose, they need to live on basic rations which are beans and rice.

By the end of the time in the jungle one of them will be crowned King or Queen of the jungle.moreless
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  • Prehaps ITVs biggest success in the modern age...

    8.0
    "Great"
    You can't hide it - this show has many competitors. But unlike its competitors, it's unusual. Big Brother is always said to be "watching people live their lives". But this one is in the jungle, so that's that problem out the window already.

    And so what if we've never heard of any of the so-called celebrities, and what if I've never phoned in, it's always great to see some faces who always have something special about them - like the ability to present the weather, or just incredibly funny - bond.

    But the real stars for the show to me have to be Ant and Dec. They never fail to make me laugh with their jokes between clips.

    Keep it coming!moreless
  • As good as reality TV gets

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    I'm not really one for Reality TV, Big Brother I thought was just plain boring and annoying but I'm A Celbrity is so much better.

    The trials are obviously the best part of the show and are very entertaining e
    specially when Gillian McKeiths involved! There's more to the show than that though, this sees how celbrities (who we may or may not know) in a jungle and in a circumstance that they will have never been put in before. It is interesting to see how they react. From madness to extreme boredom to frustration, you see celebs go on an emotional rollercoaster.

    I also think it is important for ITV for get the balance right. For example, when Jordan was on it two years ago the focus was on here but the latest series offered insight to ALL the celebrities time in the jungle and it was a much better programme as a result.

    The presenting from Ant and Dec make the programme even more enjoyable and yes the jokes are terrible but they are funny and the cheery geordie lads make the programme what it is. Shame it's only on for three weeks though!moreless
  • Such a simple format but such a popular show

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    This show is now in its 9th season!!! A feat for any show, let alone a British one. And 9 series in the format is still generally the same... z list celebs having to eat awful creatures, have them crawl on them, starve day in day out and even worse... put up with each other. And yet its still good.

    If you look past the fact that you barley ever recognize any of the so called "celebrities" (usually made up of page 3 models (:S), recently sacked soap stars or has been singers who had 1 hit about 40 years ago) its still very entertaining. The bushtucker trails are so awful it is a joy to watch... I mean even now the eating trial does not fail to disgust. And there is plenty of other cool stuff that happens as well... the huge rebellion of 2003, the big breakup of arguements in 2007, the romance of Katie and Peter (and enough said there). And of course its presented by Ant and Dec. Who dosen't love these guys?? It is a definate that the show would not be the same without them.moreless
  • I hate this show. I just don't find it interesting at all.

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    So a bunch of random celebs go to a jungle and do lots of stupid challenges, moan at each other, people are voted off, and the show is stupid.

    Like Doctor Who, it's, for me, a show I just can't get into. Most challenges are unwatchable and totally gross, and the only thing that saves this from a 1 is the fact that Ant and Dec present it. They're still funny even on a show like this. So yeah, I'm not going to go into a long rant about how I hate it, but I just don't see the point. Like Big Brother (which is actually watchable) but this is much worse.

    So don't give me a million thumbs down for this..as it's my opinion. So I hope you've actually read this instead of automatically thumb-downing it because I'm saying something bad about this "fantastic" show.

    Grade: D-
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  • I'm a Celebrity Get Me Out of Here, is about celebs who go in to the jungle for a while. Where they must test their will for survival, inorder for them to survive they are voted by viewers to go into a series of Bush Tucker Trials.moreless

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    I love watching I'm a Celebrity Get Me Out of Here, I think it's better than watching Celebrities in Celebrity Big Brother. I'm a Celebrity has been on the air since 25th of august 2002. In the end of each Series of I'm a Celeb one person is crowned King or Queen.

    In the 2007 Series of I'm a Celebrity Get Me Out of Here we've got, Christopher Biggins, Katie Hopkins, Gemma Atkinson, Janice Dickinson, Jason 'J' Brown, Lynne Franks, Rodney Marsh, Anna Ryder Richardson, Cerys Matthews, John Burton Race, Marc Bannerman and Malcolm McLaren.

    Marc Bannerman was first voted off, then it was Katie Hopkins then Lynne Franks, and Malcolm McLaren, who said he was going to be in it, decided to say no before the celebs went off for the jungle, he even had the Director of I'm a Celebrity asking him why. And in a few words short he said he was busy.moreless
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