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Australian celebrities are dropped into the African jungle with little more than their wits, strength and willpower to survive the competition. How will they cope with African wildlife, a constant series of challenges and tests, basic rations and their fellow campmates? Who will…
Tonight's premiere episode sees ten celebrities dropped deep into the South African jungle with little more than their wits, strength and willpower to survive.
It's day two in the jungle and some of the celebrities have had more trouble than others getting use to giving up their five-star lifestyles. Hosted by Dr Chris Brown and Julia Morris.
It's day three in the jungle and some of the celebrities have had more trouble than others getting use to giving up their five-star lifestyles. Hosted by Dr Chris Brown and Julia Morris.
It's day four in the jungle and some of the celebrities have had more trouble than others getting use to giving up their five-star lifestyles. Hosted by Dr Chris Brown and Julia Morris.
It's day five in the jungle and some of the celebrities have had more trouble than others getting use to giving up their five-star lifestyles. Hosted by Dr Chris Brown and Julia Morris.
The celebrities have survived their first week in the jungle. The camp site isn't quite a holiday oasis with cocktails whipped up at the snap of a finger. Who is thriving and who is barely surviving?
Without the comforts of home, the celebrities real personalities are starting to emerge. There are sure to be plenty of surprises as some become besties and others are driven apart.
With the abundance of animals roaming Africa, most species depend on safety in numbers rather than hiding from predators. The animals are smart enough to form alliances but are the celebrities?
Kruger National Park is most famous for its large carnivores: lions, leopards, cheetahs, hyenas and wild dogs. Here's hoping the celebrities are a bit tougher than their headshots make them out to be.
The celebrities have almost survived their second week and should start thinking about how to strategise. It may be a good idea to look to their jungle neighbours for advice.
Having been tested both physically and mentally, the celebrities have fought hard to secure fresh food and special privileges, but in this episode, another celebrity will leave the jungle.
The celebrities have little time to adjust to losing yet another one of their camp mates as they embark on this episode's Tucker Trial and Chest Challenge.
With their daily rations becoming increasingly bland, the celebrities are desperate to win extra food and treats for the camp. This episode, they are faced with a Twisted Takeaway Tucker Trial.
This episode's Tucker Trial, Jungle Jive, will give one of the celebrities the opportunity to hit the dance floor. But little do they know, there is a massive twist.
It is Triple Threat Thursday and the High Rollers Tucker Trial will see two celebrities pushed to their limit. Later, the celebrities will have to prove themselves in a Chest Challenge.
Tonight we farewell another celebrity. Later, two celebrities will be forced to hunt for ten letters using their bare hands, in elephant dung in the Chest Challenge - Goddung Mess.
The celebrities haven't received any pampering or comforts since entering the jungle but tonight one lucky celebrity will be given the opportunity to experience various treatments in the Safari Spa.
As the celebrities continue to complain of hunger and their thoughts continually drift to their favourite food, two celebrities will enjoy some traditional South African food in tonight's Tucker Trial.
In tonight's Tucker Trial Safari Spa, Freddie Flintoff will be pampered in his very own jungle spa with a difference, joined by some very frisky critters. Will Freddie face a facial full of maggots.
This episode, the Tucker Trial sees two celebrities harnessed to a bungee and secured to the ground in the Celebrity Slingshot. The area the celebrity hits will determine how many meals they earn for camp.
In a Fluffy Animals Chest Challenge, two celebrities must find the code for the chest hidden in four animal pens. Later, it is time for another eviction as one camp mate is sent packing their bags.
One celebrity's levels of balance and tenacity gets tested at great height in the Torn Free Tucker Trial. One wrong step and they could take a terrifying plunge into the canyon.
In a stomach-turning Tucker Chewsday Trial, the celebrities must consume various body parts from a number of animals to earn the vital stars.
In a body of water, two celebrities must work an egg through the body of an artificial snake to reveal the combinations in the Snake's Egg Chest Challenge.
It is raining hippos in a Hoard Of Hippos Chest Challenge as two celebrities must go up against Africa's deadliest animals as they come flying over the waterfall.
After six gruelling weeks, the hunger, tears and trials reach an explosive conclusion, with live evictions as we count down to crowning the King or Queen of the Jungle.
Chained inside a large tank by their feet, hands and waist, one celebrity must escape their watery bounds in the flash flood Tucker Trial.
Can one celebrity overcome their unyielding hunger and choose their fellow camp mates' needs over their own comfort in the disgustation Tucker Trial?
In this episode's Chest Challenge, one celebrity is trapped hanging in a net weighted by a large barrel of water. Their partner must carefully release the water in order to lower and save the captured celeb.
After the final eviction, all remaining celebrities must work together to complete a Tucker Trial while being battered by a barrage of wind machines, tidal waves of water, mud and slime.
After six weeks in the remote South African jungle, 14 celebrities have been whittled down to three. This climatic finale will see the first King or Queen of the Jungle crowned live!
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