5 reasons I'm A Celebrity needs to be axed immediately
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All filler, no killer — There will be ad breaks, which feel like every five minutes, previews of upcoming episodes, and countless moments where the crew will "laugh" at Ant and Dec while they present, which feels more like filler…
Ethical issues — Anyway, we're all familiar with the format. The celebrities swap their luxurious lives for up to three weeks in a camp on rations, where they have to participate in challenges and Bushtucker Trials to win…
Dull casting — The chat around the camp is often equally unengaging (with the exception of David Gest's incredible stories during his tenure on the programme). Sometimes you are waiting all evening for a bit of banter, a…
Difficult timings — With so much to choose from, watching I'm A Celebrity most days of the week can feel like too big a commitment. Celebrity Traitors only aired a few times a week on BBC One over…
Unrelateable — Does anyone really want to hear celebrities complain about their lavish lives or see them cry over a letter from their families after being away for a couple of weeks during a cost-of-living crisis here…