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Nine Celebrities Get Them Out of Here
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Well I’m A Celebrity Get Me Out of Here has finally been reduced to nine ‘celebrities’.The series started off with ten, three have been evicted, so that makes nine… No, wait aminute!
Believe it or not, those figures are correct. Because every time they have evicted acelebrity, they added one or two more. Although, in the main, those that they added werealso really pushing the definition of celebrity.
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The first real celebrity to go was multiple Olympic medalist Liesel Jones . But she wasreplaced by a couple from The Bachelor, another reality TV series, although one of themwas promptly turfed out. The next competitor to leave was the former Miss Australia, Dundovic and she was replaced with Julie Goodwin , who was previously known forwinning another Channel 10 reality TV Show, Master Chef. Do you see a pattern emerginghere?
At some point a genuine English celebrity snuck under the radar to join the camp. Andrew“Freddy” Flintoff was famous for the reality show International Test Cricket . Nowthat’s some real reality there.
Another couple of originals were given the heave ho, the Hi5 singer Lauren Brant and TVPresenter Andrew Daddo, to finally bring the numbers to less they they originally startedwith.
Laura Dundovic began her stay as a complete wuss. She would not join in the muckychallenge that she was set with Maureen McCormick. While 58 year old Maureenswimming around in tubs of offal and Elephant’s faeces, the most Laura could manage wasto dip a hand in.
But after that Laura became a bit of jungle warrior, eating all sorts of unsavoury, inediblecrap and climbing mountains for meal rewards. Sadly the public either never forgave herfor her early failings, or had just had enough of her and she was second to go.
Lauren Brant proved to be something of a little madam, telling the Master Chef winner
Lauren Brant quite the little madam
Andrew Daddo, daddy of the blokey blokes.
how meals should be prepared andcomplaining about the blokes in the campbeing blokey. She was joined in thisamazing observation by the camp bloke inthe camp, Joel Creasey. This struck me asthe most ridiculous objection, it’s bit likewhining about horses being horsey.
One of those blokey blokes really took onhis fears to win decent meals for the wholecamp. Merv Hughes stuck his head intotanks full of snakes, spiders and othercreepy crawlies to win stars which eachcount as a meal for the competitors.
But overcoming his fears really took a toll on the old fast bowling war horse. He was unableto eat himself that night and took to his bed, in what looked like delayed shock.
Merv also managed to fall foul of thefeminists in the camp, especially JoelCreasey. Merv has apparently beenwinding up the other campers, which ispretty much a trait with sportsmen. Mervused some old fashioned sexist clichés togee up the girls. One night he told one ofthem “Make my dinner woman” and jokedthat he would cut off her head off with amachete if she didn’t.
This caused all sorts of ructions in the campand the presenters made a big deal aboutshowing his politically incorrect comments. But Channel 10 really should get their prioritiesright. Maybe they should stop showing ads for brothels with men singing “I’m looking forsomeone other than my wife”, before they climb on their high horse and take the moralhigh ground on feminism.
Talking of sportsmen winding people up. Freddy Flintoff went head to head with Mervthe title of the show’s biggest pest. Freddy took every opportunity to wind up the prettyboy presenter, Dr Chris Brown, about his looks, at every challenge.
Things almost got out of hand when he continued to sit on, the AFL hard man, Barry Hallbed, after he repeatedly asked him not to. Barry laid the law down in no uncertain termsand threatened to get physical, should Freddy cross that line again.
Barry also showed his grumpy side by demanding that no one should interrupt him whenhe is reading out the notifications from the shows producers.
Despite all of this, on leaving Andrew Daddo stated that he thought that Barry wouldreplace him as the daddy of the camp.
It has taken three weeks to reduce the original numbers by one, so how long it will take toget rid of the remaining nine “celebs” is anyone’s guess.
But if you can’t get enough of watching people eating disgusting items, taking on scaryanimals and splashing around in poop, there’s plenty more to come. So keep watching a Celebrity Get Me out of Here on Channel 10 Sunday to Thursday at 7:30PM
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