I'm a Celebrity viewers are saying the same thing about the show's first episode

direct to your inboxI'm A Celebrity viewers crowned Giovanna Fletcher as their Queen of the Castle on Friday night.It was between Giovanna, Jordan North and Vernon Kay to be the first ever winner of the UK-set series and after more than 12 million votes were cast, the result was annouced.Bolton's Vernon came in third place and BBC Radio 1 DJ Jordan North just missed out on the top spot and finished in second.

Sir Colin Callender, the Golden Globe and Emmy-winning producer behind hits including Wolf Hall and All Creatures Great And Small, has turned both barrels on U.S. streamers, saying they could inflict lasting damage on the UK television business.

I'm A Celebrity 2020 is filmed in Wales - much of which is in tier three - so there's not much hope of a drink any time soon either. Katie Crozier said on Twiter: "The celebrities are...the only people in the whole of the UK who are allowed to go to the pub!" Meanwhile, elsewhere people have taken to social media to point out Ant and Dec   are sporting unusual attire.

I'm A Celeb viewers."Anyone else now conscious of putting the toilet seat down before you flush?! #imacelebrity," tweeted one.Another fumed: "I'm sorry but if you don't flush the toilet with the lid down then you’re a bit of a wrongun- THAT MEANS YOU 57% OF UK TOILET GOERS, you bring shame to our country.""WHAT?! Who doesn't flush the toilet with the lid down?! I always have... If you leave the lid open then some water comes out.

viewers of the ITV show think they have found a pattern with the people being kicked out - and they are all women, reports the MEN.

BBC journalist spoke to Sir Mo Farah about his immigration to the UK. The Olympian, who was born in Somalia, discussed having relocated to London when he was eight.He revealed that he was initially unable to speak any English, telling Victoria and fellow campmate Giovanna Fletcher that sport was so important to him because it connected him to others.

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I’m a Celebrity… Get Me Out of Here! has proved a hit with viewers, prompting a resurgence of interest in the hit ITV reality show.With the series having relocated from Australia to Gwrych Castle, Wales as a result of the Covid-19 pandemic, its roster of celebrity contestants face a whole new set of challenges.However, many fans were disappointed to discover that the latest episode of the series, which aired on Saturday night (21 November), was a catch-up episode comprised of seen and unseen

the camp, they realised they were watching re-runs of the action over the past six days. ITV has explained that Saturdays are the best of the week episodes, with unseen footage and new links, but viewers aren't happy."The entire UK tuning in to #imacelebrity only to realise it’s a recap of the first week," said one."Apparently every Saturday show is going to be a recap episode for the week no thank you.

I’m A Celebrity’s 2020 series is well under way and so far viewers have had one burning question – where is AJ Pritchard?The Strictly star has barely been seen in this week’s episodes of the ITV show and fans had been wondering where he was.Social media has been flooded with jokes about Pritchard’s whereabouts, with some quipping that he didn’t get the memo about the show moving to Wales and actually went to Australia.Others teased that he’s been seen less that the castle’s ghost and a missing

I’m a Celebrity… Get Me Out of Here! viewers are convinced of a conspiracy involving a secret central heating system in the latest series of the ITV reality show.With production having moved from Australia to Wales as a result of the Covid-19 pandemic, the show’s contestants are being made to stay in a centuries-old castle that some say is haunted.However, with the UK now entering its cold winter months, viewers are sceptical about the authenticity of the desolate castle setting.Some have

I’m a Celebrity… Get Me Out of Here! are higher than the previous series by around one million people per night.Due to the ongoing Covid-19 pandemic, the hit reality show has been forced to migrate from the Australian jungle to Gwrych Castle in Wales.The series premiere saw I’m a Celeb reach its largest audience since the final of the 2018 series, making it the most-watched non-news broadcast of 2020.It also marked the show’s largest ever audience in the key 16-to-34 age bracket.The 2019

I'm A Celebrity... Get Me Out Of Here! has undergone some pretty big changes for its 2020 season.

reality show after replacing Kiosk Kev.

Twitter, worried fans voiced their concerns, with one writing: “Although its funny as watching the wet wipe I’m starting to feel a bit sorry for Jordan he’s literally a bully victim.” Another chimed: “Jordan again??!! Very unfair, is the voting rigged or what?”“Poor Jordan doing the trial again, and this time he's alone.

ITV reality show has moved this year from the jungle in Australia to the historic Gwrych Castle in Abergele.

Giovanna Fletcher and Hollie Arnold MBE successfully completed the first challenge of the new series. The I'm a Celebrity campmates visited the kiosk at Gwrych Castle to exchange their coins for treats, and even noticed a photo in the background which showed Kiosk Kev lying on a beach in Australia.