Im A Celebrity fans concerned after abrupt show | UK News

I’m A Celebrity viewers had been left confused on Monday (November 23) night following an announcement from hosts Ant McPartlin and Dec Donnelly concerning chanes to the programme’s format.

The presenting duo revealed an sudden change to the day’s schedule during the latest jungle instalment. Ant informed audiences: “We’re not going into camp today but we will be opening the vote for the trial later in the show.”

No rationalization accompanied the assertion. Later, Dec told fans: “We won’t be opening the vote until later. But don’t worry, we will still let you chose a celebrity to torture.” It then wasn’t until the very end of the show that they mentioned it again but they still didn’t clarify the change, reviews The Mirror.

Upon confirming the trial vote had commenced, the hosts disclosed Ruby Wax’s medical exemption. The broadcast concluded without the customary camp go to or any justification for the departure from routine.

Speculation amongst audiences centred on whether or not the extreme climate circumstances affecting camp or the pending in a single day trial necessitated the change, with many describing the state of affairs as “odd”. One viewer questioned: “Ant and Dec not going into camp today?”.

As the episode ended, a second viewer remarked: “Is it just me or was that a bit of an abrupt ending?” A third concurred: “It did seem a bit rushed and weird they didn’t go into camp but maybe cause of the storm or the evening trial?”

One baffled viewer remarked: “It was scheduled until 20 past, very odd!” However, other viewers believed they’d labored out the rationale, doubtlessly explaining why cameras did not enterprise into camp.

One viewer recommended: “Maybe it’s to do with the issues they had with the weather earlier?” while another concurred: “I’d say the storm had something to do with it.” A third viewer speculated: “Maybe for something interesting tomorrow.”

This comes as one I’m a Celebrity contestant was caught breaking the programme’s rules in camp. Alex Scott introduced in contraband, which breaches the stringent guidelines imposed by I’m a Celeb producers, while Shona McGarty was also found.

Alex was seen with salt, which seems on the prohibited listing of gadgets, and was noticed including it onto the crocodile ft during Sunday night time’s episode. Ant and Dec subsequently confirmed it was “contraband” and said viewers would need to wait to uncover what the penalty could be.

It stays unclear whether or not the other campmates knew about Alex’s rule-breaking at the time, or if she was appearing independently. On the spin-off programme, Unpacked, visitor Jill Scott commented: “I am surprised by Alex doing it as I thought she would follow the rules actually.”

Seann Walsh remarked: “I was surprised by how indiscreet Alex was with putting the salt on.”

This follows a rule violation last 12 months, involving salt and teabags. Radio presenter Dean McCullough succeeded in smuggling tea luggage past producers, which he secretly added to the morning’s scorching water provide.

When the water was distributed to fellow contestants, boxing legend Barry McGuigan expressed concern about its uncommon color.

Knowing what had occurred, Coronation Street actor Alan Halsall remarked: “We got a bit of mud in the kettle but if you try it, it’s not too bad.”

Appearing unsure, Barry cautiously tasted the dubious-looking water, before discovering it was really tea. He gave his campmates a wink and announced: “Fantastic!” Their rule-breaking ultimately got here back to hang-out them, though, as tv presenter Melvin Odoom subsequently accomplished a problem to secure cupcakes – but was only allowed half his prize.

I’m A Celebrity airs on a regular basis from 9pm on ITV1 and ITVX