'I'm A Celebrity': Viewers call for Mo Farah to get 'EastEnders' role

Gogglebox can always be relied upon to cheer up the nation – especially when the series throws some celebrities in there, too. However, although tonight's (December 18) episode was a Celebrity Gogglebox edition, viewers were quite upset about what they saw.

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.

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direct to your inboxI'm A Celebrity fans have expressed their sadness as the show comes to end. The final episode of the ITV reality series aired on Friday night after just under three weeks - which is slightly shorter than previous years.

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I’m a Celebrity viewers have lost their minds over Mo Farah’s Phil Mitchell impersonation.The Olympic gold medallist was shown playing the EastEnders character in a scene written by his campmate Shane Richie, who starred in the BBC soap as Alfie Moon.Richie reprised the role of Moon for the funny scene, which saw Farah’s Phil Mitchell threatening the former Queen Vic landlord.However, Farah kept fluffing his lines and, at one point, referred to Pat Butcher – the character who was played by Pam

celebrities take on challenges in exchange for a visit to the castle pub.The Castle Inn, based in Gwrych Castle, opened for business during the episode following the tasks.Campmates managed to win themselves access to it, as well as enjoying a pint and some pub grub.And there was karaoke, with Giovanna Fletcher able to show off her secret talent in the episode.I'm a Celebrity fans however expressed their jealousy even before the group had won the reward.They reminded that many people across the

direct to your inboxI'm A Celebrity campmates were overjoyed when they were given the chance to go to the pub, but for viewers watching at home it was a bitter reminder of what they're missing because of coronavirus restrictions.The campers cheered as they were told they could go to an on-set pub in the castle to enjoy drinks and pub meals of pie and peas.The celebs, who isolated for two weeks ahead of joining each other in Gwyrch Castle in Abergele, north Wales, embraced their reward in Tuesday

ITV reality series saw the Olympian participate in a Castle Coin Challenge.He was joined by podcaster Giovanna Fletcher for the challenge, which involved a map of countries.The pair were separated and had to communicate via walkie talkies to match up locations and shields.Mo had a map with shields positioned on different countries and he had to tell Giovanna which shield she needed to find for each location she was given in the challenge.The map would only stay visible for 30 seconds before the

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.

I’m a Celebrity 2020, another Bushtucker trial for Jordan North.The Radio 1 DJ has become the ITV reality show’s resident punching bag since the show began on Sunday (15 November), with the public electing him to take on every trial they’ve been able to.This latest trial saw him tasked with entering a trap door to navigate an underground pulley through a tunnel in which he was joined by all kinds of creatures, including mealworms, cockroaches and toads.North admitted to being worse with confined

I'm A Celebrity Get Me Out Of Here! fans have all spoken out over the identity of Kiosk Cledwyn. Kiosk Cledwyn made his debut on last night's I'm A Celebrity.And viewers already reckon they've rumbled his secret identity.

I'm a Celebrity viewers are only just learning they have known Jessica Plummer for a lot longer than they realised.Plummer has joined this year's series just a few months after she left EastEnders.But, while introducing herself on the ITV reality show, she told viewers that she was originally best known for being a part of the girl band Neon Jungle as opposed to being Chantelle Atkins in the BBC soap.Grimes gets 'cheeseboarded' on 'The Eric Andre Show'Jimmy Kimmel roasts Trump's refusal to

I'm a Celebrity returned to our TV screens last night providing us with a slice of normality in the wake of the Covid-19 pandemic.The camp has relocated to the atmospheric setting of Gwyrch castle in North Wales as traveling to the Australian jungle wasn't possible this year, and fans seem to be loving the spooky new location.