…that combo is who I’m going for to win this season methinks… they the only ones that I really know… cheers.Dicko, Peter and KAK….what a combination![]()
You can bet your beige suede jungle boots on thatI wonder if KAK will give her “views“ an airing.
I love how they keep changing the goalposts.…that Pommy ‘pretty boy’ just said the words ‘I’m a celebrity get me outta here’… hmmmmmm!… they flew him all the way from England to be on the show for 10 minutes?… haha!… sucked in!… cheers.
It will be entertaining enough, but they've scraped the very bottom of the barrel with their definition of 'celebrity', even compared to usual (ie. no singers).
I thought in that context it has always meant, I can't and won't do this particular challenge.That's supposed to mean he's quit - time to go home.
That's supposed to mean he's quit - time to go home.
Yeah, they've always said in introducing a challenge:I thought in that context it has always meant, I can't and won't do this particular challenge.
Usually, they can keep any stars earned up to that point in the challenge. Also in the case of multiple celebrities in a trial participating separately (such as those high-rise challenges), saying the words usually only applies to that celebrity. Even if Nathan participated first and said the words, then the other celebrities would still be given the opportunity to do the trial as stated. I imagine the producers only negotiated terms because he was the last to attempt the challenge and they wanted him to experience the helicopter ride but didn't want to make it look like they just gave him the win.Remember that you can always say the words "I'm A Celebrity Get Me Out Of Here" and we will stop the trial.
Yeah anytime they've had someone leaving camp they've spoken in the Tok Tokkie first, with the show (usually Alex M) making sure the contestant is making the right decision. Them saying the words in camp is usually just for the cameras so that we know it's official (even if in some cases we have seen some behind-the-scenes footage leading up to it)Leaving is usually arranged offscreen, from memory.
I don’t know about Australia but in the UK series the viewers love to pick on people who they know will freak out at trials. Katie Price actually walked on her second series because she had done so many back to back trials and the public weren’t letting up.It's a shame.
It would be nice to cull the dead wood who will freak out at every challenge.
Or is that what the audience find entertaining?