Ant and Dec's tough I'm A Celebrity routine revealed including script meetings and late trials

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booted off the show on Sunday. This year's I'm A Celebrity is being held at Gwrych Castle in North Wales instead of the usual Australian jungle due to the pandemic.

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I’m A Celebrity 2020 is fully under way and boy have there been some gruesome challenges so far on the hit show. On Wednesday evening, fans watched as EastEnders stars Shane Richie and Jessica Plummer battled to get the camp some grub by downing some gut-wrenching drinks and struggling to hold them down.

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Instagram Story on Tuesday night to share a video from behind-the-scenes of the ITV show, and written on a whiteboard in the back of the clip was their to-do list for the day.A typical day starts at 5:15pm and doesn't finish until 12:45am, with the trials recorded at around 11:15pm, despite the show only going on air from 9pm to 10pm.The first job of the day starts with the recording of their voiceovers for the night's episode, before they have a script meeting over video call on Zoom.Ant and

I'm a Celebrity from Gwrych Castle. They arrived in Abergele just last week for the production, with Ant recently seen around Conwy.

Near the start of Alex Gibney’s documentary “Crazy, Not Insane,” his subject asks the kind of essential question that feels so unanswerable that it is brought up not nearly as often as it should be. Thinking about the nature of evil and recalling her childhood interest in the Nuremberg Trials, she asks very plainly, “How come I don’t kill?” Everyone gets angry.