I’m A Celebrity will return with extra-long first episode – as ITV wipe schedules for nerve-jangling opening trial | The Sun
I'M A Celebrity will return with an extra-long first episode when the new series kicks off on Sunday.
A new bunch of I'm a Celebrity campmates are moving into the jungle this weekend – including the likes of Nigel Farage and Jamie Lynn Spears.
And viewers are in for a treat with a two-hour long episode which will include the first trial.
We'll also be properly introduced to the celebrities hoping to be named King or Queen of the Jungle.
New snaps today revealed EastEnders star Danielle Harold taking on the first trial Pole Position, a reworking of the iconic Walk the Plank task.
She was first out on the lofty new structure, which saw the celebs have to descend down a ladder before crawling along a cylindrical pole.
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They were tasked with dragging a star along the pole to unfurl a flag and complete the challenge.
We recently revealed bosses are determined to make sure the trials this year are harder than ever after fans moaned they were too easy last year.
A source told The Sun: “ITV has not come to play this year. The brief to teams was bigger, better, harder and more disgusting than ever.
"Gone are the days of Helen Flanagan and Kim Woodburn shrieking through trials, and it’s been ages since our last ‘Get Me Out Of Here!’ when a celeb refuses to take part.
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"They’ve all got tougher and more professional as nobody wants to be seen as a quitter. Bosses are determined to really push the line-up this year.”
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