Im a Celebrity, Get Me Out of Here - Season 25 Episode 19 Lethal Library
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00:12The next person to leave I'm a Celebrity, Get Me Out of You, 2025, is...
00:17Ruby.
00:18No!
00:20You and me...
00:23We used to be together...
00:25It's a bit of a second in one, that one, isn't it?
00:27Absolutely gobsled.
00:30Sucks, sucks, sucks.
00:33Don't tell me cause it hurts.
00:38No!
00:42Oh, where could you be? Where could you be?
00:48Look into my eyes.
00:50Oh, no, no, no!
00:52You now have a chance to win eggs for breakfast.
00:55I'd go mad and put the lot on ostrich.
00:58Isn't the whole point that we're supposed to edge our bets?
01:01Edging bets is for losers.
01:02If all these 32 eggs get smushed right now, game over.
01:09Don't tell me cause it hurts.
01:12The latest departure rocked them to the core.
01:16Now more than ever, they need to pull together.
01:19And the fight for food continues.
01:21Can the seven stand tall?
01:23Here on I'm a Celebrity...
01:24All the way!
01:25I'm a Micheal, and all the~~~
01:27Yay!!
01:30Wow!
01:35Wow!
01:37Wow!
01:39Wow!
01:42Wow!
01:43Wow!
01:45Wow!
01:47Wow!
01:49Wow!
01:50Wow!
01:51Hello, good morning, good evening, and welcome to Australia,
02:04the day after Ruby Wax sensationally left the camp.
02:08Slowly, slowly, but sensationally, she's got there at the end.
02:13Ruby checked into her hotel with her husband, Ed, and her beloved cats.
02:17They even made up a little bed on the floor with a saucer of milk.
02:20Yeah, which was a real treat for Ed, because normally he has to sleep in the shed.
02:24Coming up tonight on a cracker of a show, things get egg-citing in camp,
02:30Ginge cooks up a storm, plus a trial that takes place inside a library.
02:34For our younger viewers, a library is like if you printed off the whole of TikTok
02:38and kept it in a really quiet room where pensioners fall asleep.
02:42It's just like that, yeah?
02:45But we start by going back to the morning after the celebrities had all received items
02:49to help them survive their final few days in the jungle.
02:53As Bear Grylls always says, you've got no chances of surviving in the wilderness
02:56without a cuddly polar bear, a ceramic pig, and a ukulele.
03:00When we woke up in camp this morning, Lisa and I, we were quite...
03:30kind of perky this morning, and for some reason we decided to partake in the can-can.
03:37Do-do-do-do-do-do-do-do-do-do-do-do-do-do-do-do-do-do-do-do-do-do-do-do-do-do-do-do-do-do.
03:45Is that a can-can?
03:51That was me doing the can-can.
04:02When you're in the big boy leagues,
04:04you have to take the brunt of the falls.
04:06And I took it and I bounced back up.
04:09What's up, hot stuff?
04:15No, it's not.
04:18It's cold stuff.
04:21No, I was calling you hot stuff.
04:23Oh, hot stuff.
04:24Yeah.
04:25Oh, okay.
04:26I was like, what's up, hot stuff?
04:27Yeah, we're looking good this morning.
04:34Now that I've doused myself in air freshener,
04:36I'm ready for anything.
04:37I could meet Ant and Dec on that bridge,
04:39and they'd be like,
04:40God, she smells fabulous for being in the jungle.
04:44It actually smells a bit like Britney Spears fantasy.
04:48It's quite sweet.
04:56What have you put in my bag?
04:58You're welcome.
05:12Here they are.
05:13Here we go, here we go.
05:14Good morning.
05:15Good morning, gentlemen.
05:16Oh, nice.
05:17Good morning, everybody.
05:18The public have been voting for their favourite celebrities.
05:20The person with the fewest votes will leave today.
05:23The next person to leave, I'm a celebrity, get me out of here,
05:252025, is...
05:28Ruby.
05:30Ruby, say goodbyes.
05:31We'll see you across the bridge in just a moment.
05:33Have a great day, everybody.
05:38No!
05:39Ruby.
05:40I know.
05:41No!
05:42I give my crown to you.
05:43Oh, crap.
05:44I can't believe it.
05:45I'm in a daze.
05:50Bye-bye.
05:51Bye-bye.
05:52I am sad about Ruby's departure.
05:55There's no...
05:56There's no getting around it.
06:00I think the whole group, including Ruby, were absolutely gobsmacked.
06:07Absolutely gobsmacked.
06:10Legitimately upset by that.
06:13Legitimately upset.
06:15It's gonna be a massive void without Ruby.
06:17She's the best.
06:18She's the funniest, smartest, and most amazing person.
06:22She's been one of my favourite people to get to know here.
06:25Like, we're gonna feel this loss over the next few days.
06:27Majorly.
06:29Oh, Ruby.
06:30Ruby.
06:31Ruby.
06:32Love you!
06:33Ruby!
06:35Ruby!
06:37Bye-bye.
06:38Ruby!
06:39Ruby!
06:40Ruby!
06:43Oh, Lee.
06:45It's a bit of a sickening one, that one, innit?
06:49Absolutely gutted.
06:50She was amazing.
06:51She kept me going in here for our conversations, our laughs.
06:52I already miss her.
06:53Just...
06:54She was just amazing.
06:55Oh, that sucks.
06:56That sucks.
06:57That's so bad.
06:58Sucks.
06:59But she has had the time of her life.
07:00Oh, I see her little legs going across that bridge then.
07:02Yeah.
07:03Little legs in a backpack.
07:04Oh.
07:05Dora the Explorer.
07:06Yeah.
07:07Ruby's gone.
07:08But she's given me her lucky pants and the lucky knickers are not leaving my wrist at all.
07:13Mwah!
07:14I've got Ruby's power.
07:15And Ruby's strength.
07:16Yeah.
07:17These are with me.
07:18Lucky pants all the way.
07:19Thanks, Reeves.
07:20You know how much I love you.
07:21Yeah, let's put oink.
07:22So we'll go past oink every day.
07:24Yes.
07:25In an output on that one.
07:26On that one.
07:27Yeah.
07:28Yeah.
07:29Yeah.
07:30Yeah.
07:31Yeah.
07:32Yeah.
07:33Yeah.
07:34Yeah.
07:35Yeah.
07:36Yeah.
07:37Yeah.
07:38Yeah.
07:39Yeah.
07:40There we go.
07:41Nearly smashed him.
07:42There he goes.
07:43Oh, that's good.
07:44Yeah.
07:45So we see him, yeah.
07:46Can see him everywhere.
07:47Oh.
07:48There we go.
07:49Oh, they're gutted, aren't they?
07:50We're gutted.
07:51Yeah, we are.
07:52But at least we've all got the pig to remember.
07:53Yeah.
07:54Although you might think it's a nice idea to leave that pig out and camp, but what you
08:08didn't see is moments later, a possum seriously injured itself trying to have its wicked way
08:13with it.
08:14So think about it, yeah?
08:15Think about it.
08:16And now, as we saw last night, you can't take anything for granted here.
08:19So if you want to see your favourites here tomorrow, get on the app.
08:23The vote is still open from last night.
08:25The person with the fewest votes will leave the jungle tonight.
08:29You get five free votes via the app.
08:31The vote closes in just over 30 minutes time.
08:35Get voting.
08:36Now, everybody's got their favourite part of this show.
08:39Some people love the trials, right?
08:41Yeah, yeah.
08:42Some people love Deals on Wheels, yeah?
08:43Yeah, yeah, yeah.
08:44But there's one person who loves watching the celebrities reading laminates.
08:48And that person is Trent, the bloke who owns the laminating machine.
08:53He owns a laminating machine.
08:55He's making an absolute killing this year.
08:57He's making a fortune.
08:58There's been so many laminates this series, he just bought his second Porsche.
09:01He's got two Porsches.
09:02He's got two Porsches.
09:03Good news is Trent, there's another one on the way, son.
09:06Ka-ching!
09:07Hey, hey, hey, hey.
09:10I come bearing news.
09:12Oh, oh.
09:13Ooh, here we go.
09:14Celebrities, today's trial is called the Lethal Library.
09:20Ooh.
09:21It is up to you to decide which two celebrities take part.
09:25Good luck.
09:26Okay.
09:27Great.
09:28Oh.
09:29Ginge, you don't really know what books are, so you'd have to...
09:31Aw, don't say that.
09:34Aw.
09:35I'm sorry, yeah.
09:36How are you feeling today, Martin?
09:38Are you feeling to do a trial?
09:39I'm up for it.
09:40Tom and Martin, I think.
09:41Tom Martin?
09:42Yeah.
09:43Oh, darling, I'd love to do it with you.
09:44I would love to do it with you.
09:45Yay!
09:46Okay.
09:47Let's do it.
09:48It's done.
09:49Oh, great.
09:50Tom and Martin in it.
09:51If there was anyone I could do a trial with, it's Tom.
09:53Tom makes me smile all day.
09:56The Lethal Library.
09:57The Lethal Library.
09:58The Lethal Library.
09:59Lethal Library.
10:00It could be Cockroach of the Rye.
10:03Yeah.
10:04Tale of Two Tarantulas.
10:05Oh!
10:06Oliver Twisting Python.
10:08Yeah.
10:09We are going to boost each other.
10:12Yeah, and we are going to trounce this trial with triumph.
10:15Oh, yes.
10:16Oh, yes.
10:17Well, there's only seven of us.
10:19Seven.
10:20So even six would be good.
10:21Yeah.
10:22Even five would be good.
10:23Yeah.
10:24But we'll try for the whole kit and caboodle.
10:26Yeah.
10:27I'm pretty confident.
10:28I'm looking at a full house tonight.
10:29I'm looking at seven stars.
10:31Tom and Martin in the library.
10:33They're probably two people you would like to go to the library with.
10:36You know what I mean?
10:37You're not going to want to go to the library with me, are you?
10:39Come on, everybody!
10:40Yay!
10:41Yay!
10:42Yay!
10:43Yay!
10:44Yay!
10:45Good luck.
10:46Good luck.
10:47Good luck.
10:48Bye!
10:49See you soon.
10:50I think you're going to be brilliant at this.
10:52I think so.
10:53In the library.
10:54Normally I think of libraries as the most serene places.
10:57I'm a great bibliophile.
10:58Yeah.
10:59And I just go there to be tranquil and safe.
11:03We are willing to do whatever it takes today.
11:06We are going in there to absolutely smash it.
11:09Oh.
11:10I love words.
11:11Yeah.
11:12I love books.
11:13Yeah.
11:14So hopefully this will be right up our Strasse.
11:17Right up our Strasse.
11:18Oh!
11:19Oh!
11:20Come on in.
11:21Tom, how are you?
11:24Lovely to see you.
11:25We've been bereft without you.
11:27We haven't had enough exposure to you.
11:28We've really missed you too.
11:29Martin, come on.
11:30This is cosy.
11:31It's great to see you both because we feel like we've missed you.
11:34Yeah, we have.
11:35We've seen you enough down the trials.
11:36We're not ones that jump in the front of the queue and get everyone sorting themselves
11:40out.
11:41All the young'uns.
11:42Yeah.
11:43And we follow up behind.
11:44And finally, they've made you go out and earn your keep.
11:47Yes!
11:48Yes, we have to procure today, don't we?
11:50Yeah, we do.
11:51Absolutely.
11:52Seven Strasse is coming our way.
11:53You've got to bring home the bacon.
11:54Yes.
11:55Do you feel the pressure to do that?
11:57Yeah.
11:58Because people have been going out and doing well.
11:59It is a lot of pressure.
12:00Yes.
12:01We cannot go home with less than seven.
12:03Empty hand.
12:04OK, shall we find out what's in store?
12:05Yes, please.
12:06Yes, please.
12:07This is Lethal Library.
12:08Oh, darn it.
12:11Now, hidden through that door in amongst the dusty books are stars for you to find.
12:17Now, one celebrity will stay here and man reception where they'll receive cryptic clues as
12:23to which books the stars are hidden in.
12:26When you've got it, you post it through to reception here where it will be checked for stars.
12:30Martin, you're going to be staying here and work in reception.
12:33Right.
12:34Tom, you are in amongst the books.
12:36OK.
12:37And you're good with books.
12:38Yes, I hope so.
12:39Yeah.
12:40I do love them.
12:41Yeah, you do love them.
12:42Yeah.
12:43You've got seven stars to get and you've got ten minutes to do it.
12:45You can stop the trial at any point by saying I'm a celebrity, get me out of here.
12:47But that will stop the trial for both of you and you'll forfeit any further stars.
12:52Word of warning is that Bush took a trial so you should expect the unexpected.
12:57What could possibly go wrong?
12:59Come on.
13:00Stay tuned to find out.
13:01Welcome back to I'm a Celebrity, get me out of here.
13:11Before the break, we saw Martin and Tom about to start the latest trial, Lethal Library.
13:15This one was all about hunting down books.
13:18Tom must be saggy, you know, because when he arrived at the trial he said he was looking for the twits.
13:22Sadly, I don't think he was talking about the book.
13:24Okay.
13:25Are you ready both?
13:26Yes.
13:27Yes, boys.
13:28Good.
13:29We're ready.
13:30This should be fun.
13:31Well, for us at least.
13:32You can go on the sound of the clocks.
13:33Right, here we go Tom.
13:34We've got a tank and a peace sign.
13:35A tank.
13:36A tank and a peace sign.
13:37And a war and peace.
13:38War and peace.
13:39Very good.
13:40It's gotta be very good, yes.
13:41Historical.
13:42Look in the historical section.
13:43Historical.
13:44Yes, I think you're right.
13:45You know it's your friends cockroaches and mew worms there Martin.
13:46Oh man, they're all down my back.
13:47Sorry Birds, you're avid readers aren't you?
14:04Pigeons in there Tom, as you can see.
14:06Why are pigeons in historical?
14:08Keep searching Tom.
14:09So Tom, you've got to move the books around, get stuck in.
14:13stuck in. Sorry, it might be underneath you, darling. Tom, you've got to hurry up. I'm
14:17itching like crazy. Oh. Oh, the Hound of the Baskervilles. Yeah, don't get distracted,
14:23Tom. Don't get distracted. You're not picking up books to read. Oh. Oh. Bravo. Thank you,
14:31pigeons. Bravo. Great. Come on in. Put it through. It's in. One minute gone. All right,
14:37have a look. Is there a star in there, Martin? Oh, we have got a star. Oh, thank heavens.
14:42Oh, Martin, you're brilliant. Get it in your bag, Martin. One star. Let's have a look at
14:46the next one. What is that? All right, what's next, Martin? What can you see? That is like
14:53a globe with a, uh, a arrow across it. Oh. World? And a date with an 80 on it. Oh, 1984? No.
15:07Back to the 80s? What? There's a picture of a globe, like a world. It's like a
15:12world with a, with an arrow going up and there's a diary with an 80 on it. World? The arrow's
15:20going around the world. Around the world in 80 days. Of course it is. He's got it. Adventure,
15:25right? And it is in Adventure, yes. Oh. Okay. Um, two minutes gone. Woo!
15:33Oh, guys, I'm sorry. Um, spiders and nests will go easy. It's not you. It's not you. It
15:48might be you. Oh, my God, I'm being bitten alive. I'm sorry, Martin. There's so many books
15:55here. Oh. Oh. Oh. Have you got it? Have you got it? Oh. Oh. Oh. Got it. You got it? Great. Come on,
16:01put it in the box. Oh, Martin, it's a star. I know it's a star. It's a hefty tomb. Yes, star.
16:10Yes. Get it in your library bag. Two arms. Get it in. Oh, we're cooking on gas. Number
16:16two in the bag. Right, let's have another puzzle. Oh, what's this? What is that? Wind in the
16:23willow. Oh, yes. Straight away, boys. Fantasy, wind in the willows. Fantasy. Fantasy. Oh. Oh,
16:31yeah, that's more cockroaches than mere worms for you, Martin. Oh, man, what a stink. Oh,
16:37oh, oh. Three minutes gone. Oh, where could you be? Where could you be? Tom Gillette,
16:43Wind in the Willows. I adore it. It's set where I grew up. It's set where he grew up. Of course
16:48it is. Wind in the willows. Wind in the willows. Oh, very shabby librarian. I blame Martin.
16:55He works here. Yeah, he does. Oh, my goodness. I think I've searched every book. Martin,
17:01I'm sorry. Don't worry. Don't worry. Just try it. Check all of them. The front and the
17:06back. Oh, got it. Got it. Yeah, yeah, yeah. Come on. Well done, Tom. Okay. Four minutes
17:12gone, guys. Six minutes left. Wind in the willows. I've got a star. Yeah. Get it in your
17:17library bag. Yay. Oh. Okay, let's have another clue. Oh, what we got here? We got a desert island
17:28and book. Oh. Oh, treasure island. There's a picture of a desert island with palm trees
17:34and a book. Something book. Um, a world atlas. Martin. Sky? No, you live in one right now.
17:44Um, jungle. The jungle bird. Jungle bird. Yes. Jungle bird. Yes. Jungle bird. He didn't turn
17:48along catchphrase. It's in children. Jungle bird. Um, oh, loves. Come on. Four stars to find. Five
17:56minutes to get them. Woo. I'm sorry. I know you're just being bookworms. Very, very big bookworms.
18:05I know there's snakes in this section, but need to pick up the pace here, Tom. Oh,
18:12darling, you're on top. Look, I'm going to do it gingerly because I think it might be a big one.
18:19Oh, it's not you. And there's a snake in the jungle book, isn't there? Of course.
18:22Of course. Look into my eyes. Oh, gosh. You're going to be on top of it, aren't you? I'm sorry to
18:31disturb you. Be careful with the snakes in there. That's my life. Sorry. Sorry, my love. I'm sorry,
18:38my love. The jungle book. It's in there. Definitely. But where? Jungle book. Where are you?
18:43Where are you? Bare necessities. The simple bare necessities. Forget about your worries and your
18:52strife. Yeah, man. I need that. Bare necessities of Mother Nature's recipes that bring the bare necessities
19:01of life. Four minutes left. Oh, please. How can you not be any of these? Come on, Tom. It's got to be in
19:10there. Oh, I'm sorry. I'm sorry, my love. Stay on those ones. Come on. Is that it? Is that it?
19:17Yes. Yes. Get it over there. Come on. Post it to me. Stick it in the slot. Oh. Oh, we got it. Come on,
19:25Martin. Let's have a look. Jungle book. Yes. Get it in your bag, Martin, and read the next clue. Here we go.
19:31Time is ticking. Oh, a pair of crossed swords and two worlds. War of the worlds. Oh, war of the worlds.
19:40Let's do it. Science fiction. Go on to science fiction. Science fiction. Who's in there?
19:46Oh, rats. Seven minutes gone. Three minutes left. Three minutes. We have to get another one.
19:52I'm sorry, my darlings. Are you on top of it? It might be the one at the bottom, I suppose.
19:59Have you got it, Tom? Oh. Is it you? No. Science fiction. War of the worlds.
20:05Oh, oh, oh. Got it. Got it. Got it. Got it. Sorry, darling, I need your book. I'm so sorry.
20:12I need your book. Eight minutes gone. Two minutes left. Oh, darling, we can do one more. This is so good.
20:19Come on. Yeah, we got it. Come on. Right, where the worlds? Yeah, we got to start. Oh, bravo,
20:24darling. Get it in your bag. Come on. Let's have a look at the next one.
20:28Oh, my. Oh, my God. Say what you see. We've got a top hat and we've got a suit,
20:38a man's suit underneath and then a naked man next to it. Naked man? Man symbol.
20:46So there's a suit. There's something. Invisible man. Yes. Horror, horror, horror. Horror section,
20:56invisible man. One minute left. Come on, Tom, we've got to do it.
21:04We need to pick up the pace. Oh, God. Oh, come on. We've got to get you.
21:08Not just books in there. Green ants as well. Ow. Oh, oh, oh. Have you got it, Tom? No.
21:15Not yet. Come on. Oh. 40 seconds. 40 seconds. Oh, please. Where are you?
21:23Come on, Tom. Let's do it. I think I've looked at nearly every book. 30 seconds left.
21:27Oh, no, no, no, no. Seeing horror, the invisible man. Oh, they're very,
21:33very nippy today. Um, 20 seconds. Come on, Tom. 20 seconds. Come on, Tom. Oh, heck, heck, heck.
21:41I'll be honest. I never thought this trial would be this tense, but I'm loving it.
21:45It's the invisible book, darling. 10 seconds left.
21:5110, 9, 8, 7, 6, 5, 4, 3, 2, 1. Time on.
22:03Oh, Tom. Oh, of course. Oh. Oh. Come on out, Tom. Come on around, Martin.
22:12Don't come near me. I'm wreathed in ants. OK.
22:17Oh, do you know that last one was very elusive. Was it? Yeah. Yeah.
22:23There were a lot of books in there. Yes. And very unorganised.
22:26Oh, your Dewey Decimal System leaves a lot to be desired.
22:31Tom, you took a little while to get going. I feel like I got a little glimpse into how you go and buy books.
22:36Was I a bit leisurely? A little bit leisurely.
22:38You're looking for all that. I haven't read this. I haven't read this. I haven't read this. Oh, no.
22:42And both of you, your library etiquette is disgraceful. The amount of noise you made in the library.
22:47Shouting all over the place. But how many did we get?
22:49Well, let's find out, Martin. Come on. Here we go.
22:51We have got one, two, three, three, four, and five.
22:58Whoa, five? That's good enough. That's all right.
23:01Couple will be good with that. I think so. Yeah.
23:04I think they'll be chuffed. Yeah, of course they will.
23:07We might not have a full bed, but we've got full hearts.
23:09I see. That sounds like a song title to me.
23:12Listen, make your way back. Have a great day.
23:15Utter blessing.
23:16It was incredible. I do look better normally.
23:20See you later. See you tomorrow.
23:22I never thought I'd be able to find fault in you, but your library is in disarray.
23:33It is, Martin. There's no other word for it. Disarray.
23:36I never had time. I never had time to put them all back.
23:38It was chaos.
23:40I am stinking still. We would have liked to have come home with a full house, but we haven't.
23:45We have to accept it. Yeah.
23:47We're just as happy, aren't we? Yes. Very, very happy.
23:50Yeah. I love doing anything when we're flank to flank and side by side.
23:58I would hate to be in here without Rubes.
24:00Okay, so can you get... I'll get Bronco. Can you get that?
24:04Yeah. Ta.
24:06With Ruby leaving, the tree house is no more. Our little girl power nest.
24:10Gracias. No problemo.
24:13No, you say da-na-da.
24:14Go da-na-da.
24:15No, da. Da-na-da.
24:16Da-na-na-da. You all come and f*** off.
24:18Oh!
24:25It's going to be so weird when there's just three people in here.
24:28Weird.
24:28It's like being at the club when they turn the lights on.
24:30Oh, that's the worst.
24:32And they turn the music off and everyone's just like looking around like, what do we do?
24:35Oh, it's horrible.
24:36And that girl, your bad... your tongue in your mouth doesn't look like what you f***ed for.
24:39Oh, no.
24:42Has he gone for a poo?
24:44I didn't ask.
24:45All passengers needing a poo, please go to the tree house dunny. Thank you.
24:52Ginge, how's it going in there?
24:54Not too bad.
24:55Are you scrolling anything on your phone?
24:57I f***ing wish.
24:59Can I not poo in peace?
25:02I'll speak for a lot of men when I say this.
25:04We like to just chill and enjoy it.
25:07We're not in a rush.
25:08There's no rush here.
25:11We're back.
25:14We're back from the library.
25:16Tell us.
25:17What doth you learn at the library?
25:19What did you learn?
25:20So much.
25:21Well, it was Martin's library.
25:25And I was going in to take out books.
25:28But the fellow readers were creatures of the jungle.
25:31We got a few.
25:35We got five out of seven.
25:36OK.
25:37Yes.
25:38Yes.
25:39Yes.
25:39Five out of seven.
25:40It was tough.
25:41Because the creatures were raining on us.
25:44You can't imagine.
25:45Yeah, yeah, yeah.
25:46Well done, guys.
25:47Well done.
25:48Expected more from Tom in the library.
25:50But you know what?
25:51It's more nice just to see the smile on people's faces when they get back.
25:55So, yeah, I'm happy about it.
25:56Five meals should do us tonight.
25:58Yeah.
25:58It was unreal.
25:59The five's fine.
26:00Well done, guys.
26:00Well done, Val.
26:01Good.
26:02Well done.
26:02Well, we will eat tonight.
26:04Oh, yeah.
26:05Yeah.
26:05Yeah.
26:06And we've got loads of rice as well.
26:07Yeah.
26:08Yeah, well, we'll use rice in the dinner tonight, won't we?
26:10Yeah.
26:11It's a mixed reaction.
26:12I thought they had smiles on their faces.
26:15But when I heard the words, well, we've always got rice, I thought,
26:19I kind of, yeah, summed it up a little bit.
26:26Oh, he's got more.
26:27Lend me your ears.
26:28Lend me your ears.
26:29Oh, my God.
26:30Celebrities, your leader, Ruby, has left camp.
26:35As a result, leadership is now over.
26:40You may now decide amongst yourselves which campmates carries out each chore.
26:49Oh, gosh, we're a democracy.
26:52Yeah.
26:52We're a democracy.
26:53At last.
26:54At last.
26:55I'll happily do pots and toilet.
26:57Yeah.
26:58Happily.
26:58If you can get away with murder, you have bossing us around.
27:01I'm a big dog.
27:02I'm the deputy, I'm not touching anything.
27:05I'm more than down for wood.
27:09I'm very, very down for wood.
27:11I'm very down for pots and potty.
27:13Yeah, I'll do that with you.
27:14I'm very down.
27:15Yeah, yeah, yeah.
27:15Yeah, lovely.
27:16I'm very down for cooking.
27:18Cooking as well.
27:19I've done it yet.
27:20You're on cooking.
27:21Yeah, definitely.
27:22Lend me.
27:22Yeah.
27:23It's quite nice, if I'm honest with you.
27:24It feels like the start.
27:26Overall, it's good that it's leaderless.
27:29Unless I was the leader, then that would be better.
27:40Welcome back.
27:40Buckley.
27:41Shut up, man.
27:42So I'm a celebrity, get me out of here.
27:44Live from Australia.
27:45I can't believe, can you believe we're in Australia?
27:47It's mad, isn't it?
27:48It's a medal, really.
27:49The vote is closing in less than five minutes, guys.
27:52Less than five minutes.
27:53Five minutes, get a move on.
27:53Four minutes left now.
27:55Now, down in camp, they've been enjoying a bit of cockney rhyme and slang.
28:00Interesting slang fact for all you slang fact fans out there.
28:03I'm a celebrity has got its own rhyme and slang here,
28:07just like the cockneys.
28:08Really?
28:08I didn't know about this.
28:09Yeah, where you've got your aunt and deck.
28:11Yeah.
28:11Your neck.
28:12Right, right.
28:13You've got your deals on wheels.
28:14Uh-huh.
28:14Your meals.
28:15Ah, right, that's good.
28:16I get it now.
28:17That's why the crew are always saying,
28:19deck's a little bush tucker.
28:23Well, listen, I've never heard them say that.
28:25They didn't...
28:26All right, I'm going to smash all your faces in.
28:28I just want a cup of tea.
28:30Huh?
28:31I want a cup of tea so bad.
28:33A cup of Rosie Lee.
28:34A cup of Rosie Lee.
28:36Mmm.
28:37Is it a type of tea?
28:38No.
28:39It's cockney rhyme and slang for tea.
28:41Rosie Lee.
28:42E.
28:42So it's slang.
28:43Yeah.
28:44What makes the word longer?
28:45True.
28:46Dog and bone.
28:47What's that now?
28:48Phone.
28:48Trouble and strife.
28:51Wife.
28:53It's like going upstairs, up the apple and pears, just say stairs.
28:57Stairs is quicker.
28:58You know there's a real problem when the guy that basically grew up in America knows more
29:03cockney rhyme and slang than him.
29:05What are your, like, slang terms for things?
29:08You've got scran, that's a massive in Manor.
29:11Yeah, scran.
29:12Obviously, we say our kid a lot.
29:14Our kid actually means brother or sister.
29:16Yeah, it's like Cockneys would say, you're like my son.
29:19Yeah, basically, yeah.
29:21We'd say our kid, that's happening, our kid.
29:23Yeah, yeah, yeah.
29:24We've got a lot of phrases as well that our mums would have used when we were growing up.
29:27My mum always used to threaten me when I was naughty and say she's going to take me to
29:32Rosie's home.
29:34There was this big, like, empty mill right near some McDonald's.
29:39She said it was just the place where all the naughty kids go and the mum leaves them for months.
29:44And I'm like, I'm like, no, don't let that go, sorry.
29:48We'd end up at McDonald's best mates again.
29:50I'm not going to do it again.
29:52Yeah.
29:53My mum just used to threaten to turn the wi-fi off.
29:56And then when I'd piss her off really bad, she'd genuinely get the broadband and take it with
30:00her when she went out.
30:00I'd just take my kids' iPads and just go, that's mine now.
30:04What am I going to do?
30:06Read a book.
30:08Like, my dad will say, like, a punishment back in the day would be not being allowed out.
30:15But now it's like...
30:16The kids are like, I don't want to go out.
30:18Yeah.
30:19And now they're like, what am I going to do?
30:22Obviously, I've not got kids yet, but if I said to my sister now, if you do this,
30:25I'll give you 20 quid, she'll go, no, I'm all right.
30:28Go on then, I'll give you 40.
30:29I don't want it.
30:30I don't want it.
30:31I've probably offered a £200 to go downstairs and get me a can of whatever.
30:35Do you know what I mean?
30:37But she says to me, no, I don't want cash.
30:39Because I like ordering on Amazon.
30:42So, yeah, overall, kids are different these days.
30:46Yeah, I bet it's hard being a parent.
30:48I can't really imagine it.
30:50Yeah, having kids is great.
30:52So much fun.
30:54So much fun.
30:55Our conversation topics in the jungle definitely vary.
30:58The topics just randomly come from anywhere.
31:02Does anyone here like Taylor Swift music?
31:04Not really.
31:05You know what I like about it?
31:06It's vanilla ice cream.
31:08You could put it on for anyone and they could be like, yeah, it's all right.
31:11Yeah.
31:12Do you love her?
31:13Don't ever disrespect Taylor Swift like that again.
31:15What?
31:17I'm not.
31:17I'm saying she's vanilla ice cream.
31:19Taylor Swift is not vanilla ice cream.
31:20She's raspberry ripple.
31:21She's mint chocolate.
31:23With honeycomb pieces.
31:24Exactly.
31:25Yeah.
31:25With sprinkles and marshmallows.
31:28Don't disrespect Taylor Swift.
31:29Do you like Taylor Swift?
31:31Yeah, she's all right.
31:32Would you kiss her?
31:33Yeah.
31:33What?
31:34Would you kiss her?
31:34Where's that come from?
31:35From liking it?
31:36Snugger.
31:36Would you snugger her?
31:37Where's that come from?
31:38Martin's asking, would you snugger her?
31:39Would you snugger her?
31:40Taylor Swift, I think I'd be an idiot if I turned it down, to be honest.
31:43I was on the defense.
31:45I am a Swifty.
31:46Unbelievable.
31:48She is.
31:48And music's incredible.
31:50She's incredible.
31:51Never met her.
31:52And yeah, she's also an aesthetically pleasing lady.
31:55Very beautiful.
31:57I've got a bit of gas.
31:59Have you now?
32:01You are?
32:03Why have you gone dead deep?
32:05Why are you talking like you were kind of buzz?
32:07Like you're a buzz driver.
32:08Where are you going love?
32:092.40 blues.
32:11This one don't go up clitoral.
32:15Will you stop ringing the bell please?
32:17Yeah.
32:17Just once will do it.
32:18Sit down.
32:19Bunch of bastards.
32:26Lisa Ryler, she's the gift that keeps on giving.
32:29Her and her accents are absolutely fantastic.
32:31Akers could not stop laughing.
32:33Absolutely brilliant.
32:41Bloody ate it.
32:45Bloody ate it.
32:46Picked her up from bingo last night.
32:51Three dabbers.
32:53Ah, I love it man.
33:03I love some classy, juicy jungle snicker-jabber.
33:06It's good, isn't it?
33:07I tell you what, I didn't have Lisa Riley imitating a Mancunian bus driver.
33:11Oh my, I'm a Celebrity 2025 bingo card.
33:13Very, very funny.
33:14Funny.
33:15The vote is now closed.
33:17Very shortly we will be going down into camp to announce who will be next to leave.
33:22But before that, dinner and Ginger's first time as Camp Cook.
33:25Ooh.
33:26Remember your first time?
33:27I do, I do, but I didn't have to do it in the woods, surrounded by strangers and cameras.
33:32Don't knock it till you've tried it.
33:37He's ready for it.
33:38Oh, yes.
33:42Oh, I've got to put my apron on, haven't I?
33:44I love it, Ging.
33:46Oh, love it.
33:47I mean, that is dedication at its finest.
33:50What's happened here?
33:51It's Chef Morgan.
33:53Like a midwife.
33:54How long have you trained for, Chef Morgan?
33:58Ah, trained.
33:59Erm, just one moment, food's calling.
34:02Basket!
34:03Thought so.
34:04Chef Instinct.
34:05Chef Morgan got that.
34:06Chef Instinct.
34:07Chef, it comes with a lot of pressure.
34:08There's a lot of people out there that need feeding.
34:10Erm, I thought I'd rise to the occasion.
34:12I think me and Shona can really cook up a good meal today.
34:15Celebrities.
34:17As a result of Martin and Tom winning five stars, you have squab.
34:23Oh, squab.
34:24So, Chef Morgan, what is squab?
34:26Squab?
34:27It's like a type of bird.
34:28Yeah, it's a bird.
34:29It's a bird.
34:30Have you never heard of the squab?
34:31Yep.
34:32Yeah, because they go...
34:33Squab!
34:33Yeah, they go squab, squab!
34:34Squab!
34:35Squab!
34:39Oh!
34:39That's me, Joe, that.
34:42Yeah, I thought so.
34:42As I've opened it, it's looked me in the eyes.
34:44Yeah.
34:45Erm, all three of them.
34:47Put them in a bunch of oil and put them in the big pan.
34:52I can't hear anything he's saying because he's not in an apron.
34:54Take a seat, please, Jack. Thank you.
34:57Take it away, Shona.
34:58You can use the big pan as an oven.
35:00He's very much in the zones, is our Chef Morgan,
35:02and I think goodness is upon us.
35:05I'm hopeful.
35:14There's a man handling my food in here now, yeah,
35:18that looks like he's about to deliver a baby.
35:21I don't want to say anything.
35:23I don't want to look like the negative one,
35:24but would you let that man cut for you?
35:27I'm going to swap the small ones out for the big ones,
35:29and then the small ones can be extras.
35:30You've made a bit of poop.
35:36Got two veggies.
35:42So we have to empty theirs out into fresh containers?
35:46But they can't eat avocado.
35:47So there's been a slight cock up in the kitchen.
35:59I'd like to apologise in advance to the vegetarians.
36:04I've put chicken on your avocado.
36:07So because of me, you can't have any avocado.
36:09So my apologies.
36:11Fancy putting chicken on a vegetarian's plate as a chef.
36:16I'm sorry.
36:18You might as well have just slapped her with a piece of steak
36:21right around the cheeks.
36:22What a knob.
36:26His first day in the kitchen, and if it was a real kitchen,
36:30the restaurant would be instantly shut down.
36:32Ladies and gentlemen, Angry Ginge.
36:38Oh, man, that looks amazing.
36:41Thank you so much. That looks incredible.
36:43Oh, my darlings.
36:44Really well done.
36:45Good scrain right here.
36:47Yeah.
36:48My meal was delicious tonight.
36:50It was really good.
36:51Ginge really surprised me.
36:53Oh, Ginge, bravo. This is lovely.
36:56I'll def all come back for seconds.
36:59What separates the mid-chef to the matchlin' stars?
37:03The matchlin', matchlin' stars?
37:06Michelin, Michelin, Michelin.
37:07How many matchlin' stars have you got?
37:15How many?
37:17Three. Four? Three.
37:18No, no, last one got disqualified.
37:21Oh, yeah.
37:21For putting chicken on the vegan plate.
37:23Yeah.
37:23Oh, my God.
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38:46Welcome back to I'm A Celebrity Get Me Out Of Here, live from Australia.
38:57Back to last night now, when these celebrities got the chance to win eggs for breakfast.
39:01To do that, they were given 32 eggs and told to answer multiple choice questions,
39:05gambling the eggs on what they thought was their correct answer.
39:09Big question is, what do you call a TV quiz about eggs?
39:13Ooh, eggs factor. Good! I like it.
39:16Porch trip. Very good. Dipping point.
39:19No, you ruined it.
39:21Like, what if we're absolutely sick at this game and we end up with all 32 eggs?
39:24Does that mean we get 32 eggs in the morning? Yeah.
39:26I have an omelette each. Should I just pick one up now and get it cracking?
39:29I think they got it. You're ticklesome without even knowing you are.
39:33Go for it, George.
39:35Question number one. Confident with this.
39:40Which bird lays the largest egg? A, eagle. B, emu. C, ostrich.
39:50Between emu and ostrich. 95% of me says ostrich.
39:54Yeah, I think the ostrich is bigger than the emu, isn't it?
39:57Yeah, I do as well. Yeah, I think so.
39:58I've eaten an ostrich egg before and I've ridden an ostrich.
40:03I just never really have seen a side-by-side comparison of an emu versus an ostrich.
40:07No. I think ostrich.
40:09I'd go mad and put a lot on ostrich. Really?
40:12If we get it wrong, we're going to lose everything straight away.
40:14Yeah. Can we not put five?
40:16Five on an emu? Yeah, should we leave five?
40:18Five. Yes, five on emu.
40:19I'll be honest, I'm 100% confident ostrich.
40:22I think we're all 32 on ostrich.
40:24Should we just be very brave? Yeah.
40:25So wait, if all these 32 eggs get smushed right now, game over.
40:29Yeah. And let's do it.
40:31Yeah, come on, let's do it. Come on, let's go, Jinj.
40:33Isn't the whole point that we're supposed to edge our bets?
40:36Edging bets is for losers.
40:38This is literally, we're putting all our eggs in one basket.
40:41Yes. We're locked in, we're locked in, we're locked in.
40:43Our final answer is C ostrich. Five, four, three, two.
41:00Yes, guys. Yes, yes, bravo.
41:03I have seen a different side to our lovely H tonight,
41:06because he was completely all or nothing.
41:09Let's go. We've got nothing to lose. Well, we have 32 eggs.
41:14According to a recent survey, what percentage of people say
41:17that scrambled is their favourite way to eat an egg?
41:20A, 12%, B, 24% or C, 86%?
41:27Ooh, that's tough.
41:28How many ways are there to make an egg?
41:30Yeah, so many.
41:31Poked, scrambled, boiled, fried.
41:33Those are like the four, and that's 25%, 24%.
41:36All on B.
41:37I think it's B, because C is just far too high.
41:39All on B.
41:40Put it all on B, then. I'm down for that.
41:42I've become an adrenaline junkie. This is so addictive.
41:46B, 24%.
41:48Get in there.
41:49Here we go. Here we go.
41:51Gamble the Scrambled.
41:57Oh, no.
41:59It wasn't A. Is it 12 or 24? It can't be 12.
42:03Drop it. A, A drop.
42:04Drop A.
42:05I'll be on the floor.
42:08Yay!
42:08Well done.
42:09When rice and beans are your staple, and you suddenly get something as versatile as an egg,
42:16your mind starts to race.
42:18We could poach.
42:19We could fry.
42:21We could have a heady, heady melange.
42:23What is the correct amount of boiling time to create a soft boiled egg?
42:30Is it A, eight minutes, B, six minutes, or C, four minutes?
42:36It's got to be four, isn't it?
42:37Yeah, I think it's four.
42:38It's six minutes, it's going to go hard.
42:40It would be too long.
42:40Six minutes, a six minute egg is still going to be soft rather than rock hard.
42:44I, I think six.
42:45What does the, repeat the question?
42:47What is the correct amount of boiling time to create a soft boiled egg?
42:51Okay, so soft is not running.
42:53I was getting confused of running.
42:55Yeah, soft is not running.
42:56So we're going everything on B.
42:58Everything on B.
42:58Okay.
42:59That's our confidence.
43:00Vegas, baby.
43:01Guys, should we put one egg on C?
43:02No, it's pointless.
43:03Ansel locked in B, six minutes.
43:09I'm not confident.
43:10Yeah.
43:11But we were so confident with four initially, and they're all going.
43:17Oh, come on.
43:19Not even looking.
43:23We're wrong, I can tell.
43:24Yeah.
43:24No, no, no, no, don't.
43:28Breakfast.
43:34Waiting for that weight to come down.
43:35Oh my goodness, it was like betting on the horse to win the Grand
43:39National because everyone wants eggs for breakfast.
43:42What is the average speed a chicken can run?
43:48Nine miles per hour, 15 miles per hour, two miles per hour.
43:54Nine.
43:54Put 32 on nine mile an hour.
43:57Are we going to put any on 15 just in case?
44:00Should we put seven?
44:01Be smarter so we're guaranteed some in the morning.
44:03No, no.
44:06Let's go nine.
44:06Let it ride.
44:07Way right.
44:07Yes.
44:08Can I get a click?
44:09I think it's idiotic.
44:11We are locking in a nine miles per hour.
44:15I want to put all 32 on.
44:16It doesn't matter anyway, we're committed to it.
44:17Here we go.
44:23Oh.
44:23Oh.
44:24Oh no.
44:25Oh.
44:2715 on nine.
44:30Oh no.
44:30Fire was in my belly.
44:37I'm not even a gambler.
44:38I've gambled once in my life and lost every penny I came with.
44:42But I was feeling lucky.
44:44Tom, last one.
44:45Take us to the promised land, baby.
44:48Howard Helmer is the fastest omelette maker in the world.
44:53How many two egg omelettes did he make in 30 minutes?
44:57Oh, God.
44:58Was it A, 427, B, 997, C, 127?
45:10In half an hour?
45:11I think it's the lower one, personally.
45:14120 divided by three.
45:16How many 30s go into 120?
45:18Four.
45:19So that's four omelettes a minute, isn't it?
45:20Can't be 900 or 400.
45:22What kind of madman is making more than four omelettes?
45:25Yeah, yeah.
45:27I think you're right.
45:28Put 32 on 100 and something.
45:31Yeah, I think it's 100.
45:33Come on now.
45:34I'm not here to play games today.
45:36We've guaranteed ourselves eggs in the morning here.
45:40All right.
45:40And you're willing to risk it all.
45:42Yeah.
45:43It can't.
45:43I just think, put one egg each in the mornings
45:46and then we're guaranteed an egg in the morning.
45:47Yeah, I think you're right.
45:48I think you're right.
45:49Let's do it.
45:50Sorry for the boring one, but...
45:51Right, I'm not getting involved anymore.
45:54So we are locked in at...
45:5620 on C and 12 on A.
45:59Oh, all right, here we go.
46:01You're embarrassing.
46:03Come on, man.
46:04Darling.
46:05Don't look at me.
46:05I'm fuming.
46:07Mal!
46:08Mal!
46:11And what?
46:12And what?
46:13And what?
46:14And what?
46:16Oh, my God, imagine it's 1,000.
46:18Well, no way.
46:2120 eggs gone.
46:23No, no, no.
46:32Get in.
46:33Get in.
46:35Better safe than sorry.
46:37At least you've got a dozen eggs.
46:38Oh, well on.
46:38Look how beautiful is this?
46:40Yeah, they are.
46:41How much would you all have hated me
46:42if I convinced everyone to put it all on, see?
46:45You wouldn't, Alf, because I've got a brain.
46:53Welcome back to I'm a Celebrity Get Me Out Of Here.
46:55It's time to go in and tell them who's the next person to leave.
46:57Come on, then.
46:58Get in there.
46:59Get in.
46:59Get in.
47:00Did you like my goat last night, Tom?
47:03Did you like my goat?
47:03Oh, here we go.
47:05Here we go.
47:05Oh, oh, oh, oh.
47:07Morning, everybody.
47:08Good morning.
47:08Morning.
47:09Hope you had nice eggs this morning.
47:11Oh, yeah.
47:12Good, good, good, good.
47:13As always, the public have been voting for their favorite celebrities.
47:16The person with the fewest votes will leave today.
47:18In no particular order, Tom, the public have decided it's not you.
47:30Shauna.
47:30Oy.
47:31Oy.
47:31Nay.
47:32It's not you.
47:36Oh, my gosh.
47:37H.
47:43It's not you.
47:43Cool.
47:44It's between Lisa and Martin.
47:46It's between Lisa and Martin.
47:51The next person to leave, I'm a celebrity.
48:03Get me out of here.
48:04It's not you.
48:05So that means Martin.
48:08It might be you.
48:10It's between Lisa and Martin.
48:14The next person to leave, I'm a celebrity.
48:16Get me out of here.
48:172025 is...
48:23Martin.
48:24Ooh.
48:26Martin, get your stuff together.
48:27Say goodbyes.
48:28We'll see you across the bridges.
48:29Hi, everyone.
48:30Absolute pleasure, mate.
48:31Great stuff.
48:32Oh, Martin.
48:33Love you, darling.
48:34You know where I go.
48:37You got chills.
48:37Brilliant, guys.
48:38You get across that bridge, brother.
48:40Brilliant, man.
48:40Well done.
48:41Love you, Dad.
48:43Well done.
48:45It's been brilliant.
48:45Martin, what an absolute pleasure this has been.
48:47What a pleasure.
48:50I'll see you on the other side.
48:53You don't want to go.
48:54Go and get some food, brother.
48:56And if you can, shout the football scores, Martin.
48:58So, Martin is the next celebrity to leave this year's camp.
49:01He's been good as gold, but he's plucked his last tune on his ukulele,
49:05if he even started, because your votes mean he's out.
49:08Martin is on his way over the bridges to join us here in the studio for a chat.
49:15Martin lasted 20 days in camp.
49:19In that time, he skydived from 12,000 feet, took on his rival, Lisa.
49:24He ended up in Doomsville.
49:26He entertained everybody at the Jungle Arms course, he did, with gold.
49:31And he tackled cockroaches in the lethal library yesterday.
49:35But after your votes, he's the sixth celebrity to cross the bridge out of camp.
49:40And he joins us to tell us all about it.
49:43It's Martin Ken!
49:44There he is!
49:53All right, is it true?
49:54Come on, Martin, come on.
49:56Is it true?
49:57Is it true?
49:58It's already dropped the song literally.
49:59So true, only how it seems.
50:03Come on, grab a seat, Martin.
50:05Oh, bless you.
50:06We've got some fizz there for you.
50:07How does it feel to be out?
50:09Thank you very much.
50:11I have dreamt about this moment.
50:12Have you?
50:13I dreamt about it.
50:14Happy?
50:14Yeah, cheers.
50:15Cheers, cheers.
50:16Well, drink that, and let's take a look at your jungle highlights, shall we?
50:18Yeah, let's do it.
50:19Here they are.
50:21What am I doing?
50:23It's a boy!
50:28Have you tried the wheelbarrow?
50:31Absolutely beautiful experience.
50:34I will never forget it.
50:35They're off, they're off.
50:36Look at that.
50:39Feel like I'm at home.
50:40That's so cute.
50:42Oh, baby.
50:43Oh, baby.
50:45I haven't gone through long, did it?
50:47From Roman.
50:48How's my old bed?
50:49It's horrible.
50:53It's not about the stars, is it?
50:55Can you just, like, give Martin his bathtub?
50:57No!
50:57Martin is, like, my cool uncle.
51:00You're just happy you spoke to him because you told yourself it meant...
51:03Her wingman was George Michael.
51:04I was up for James Bond.
51:05We might not have a full bed, but we've got full hearts.
51:11You know what they can't do?
51:12Break our spirit.
51:19Oh, Martin!
51:20Oh, man, what a trip, what a trip.
51:23How does it feel watching all that back?
51:24It's just a weird trip.
51:26It's just like, when I'm looking at that, it's like it doesn't exist.
51:29I'm in the middle of a television screen.
51:31That's what it looks like because I'm so used to watching it on TV.
51:34Yeah, yeah.
51:35I mean, it's mental.
51:36What did you enjoy most about your time down there?
51:38The other people, without a doubt.
51:40Just sitting around, not even the trials and stuff like that,
51:44but sitting around talking.
51:45Yeah.
51:46And lots of laughs.
51:46Yeah, and I said it a few times on there,
51:49I'm not one for making new friends.
51:52And it's the first time I've done it for years,
51:53and I absolutely loved it.
51:55Loved it.
51:56Some of the conversations down there have been just fascinating.
51:59We have loved watching you all.
52:00And you mentioned the trials and challenges.
52:02You threw yourself into them as well.
52:04Everyone you faced, you threw yourself into them.
52:06Have a look at some of them here.
52:12Oh, man.
52:14Kidneys.
52:18Oh, no.
52:21Here we go.
52:22Get it in the grate.
52:23Oh, that's good.
52:25Martin's struggling, hasn't got his first one yet.
52:27He hasn't.
52:27Oh, man, what a stink.
52:32Oh, man, what a stink.
52:33Brilliant.
52:34Oh, man, he's so mad.
52:36I mean, you started with a skydive down into the jungle.
52:40Yeah.
52:40That must have been a blast, was it?
52:41It was unreal.
52:43I can't tell you.
52:44When you skydive coming down, there's so much information coming in.
52:48Yeah.
52:48It's like chaos.
52:49Yeah.
52:50You know, it's like filming at 120 frames a second instead of 20.
52:53And then you landed and you had to do a trial.
52:56Then the cocky barn, of course.
52:58And then you had the deals on wheels.
52:59Cocktails of cruelty, the lethal library yesterday.
53:02So you've done a lot in there, haven't you?
53:04Yeah, I feel like, do you know, coming out now, I feel like I've done it.
53:07I feel like I've done everything I wanted to do.
53:10I experienced it.
53:11And I can walk away with some brilliant anecdotes.
53:14Good.
53:15That's what we're good for, anecdotes.
53:18I'm glad we're killing the show for more anecdotes.
53:20One anecdote you'll be able to tell is about the time you were in the jungle and you got
53:24a ukulele to help you through your last few days.
53:27Which was, we asked your friends and family what kind of thing would Martin like for it.
53:32They chose a ukulele.
53:33They've stitched you up there, haven't they?
53:35Yeah, absolutely.
53:35But you're a bass player, surely you can play.
53:37No, a ukulele is a completely different instrument to a guitar.
53:41Right.
53:41It's like you play it differently, it's not the same at all.
53:44Right.
53:45It's like sending in a thrombone.
53:46That's what I said to you.
53:48He looks like he's got a face of a man who's just been given a trombone.
53:52It was.
53:52That's what it looked like.
53:53What were going to do with that?
53:55And you had, I said, a lot of laughs in there.
53:57Yeah.
53:58And you've got a very positive outlook on life.
54:00Have you always been that way?
54:02Yeah, always, always.
54:03You know, it's the best way.
54:04It's the only way I grew up doing it, you know.
54:06Yeah.
54:07Look, my glass is half full.
54:10Yeah.
54:11All the time and it's what I enjoy.
54:13It's what I wanted to take into camp.
54:15It's what I wanted to spread.
54:16You know, I wasn't one of those guys in there that was dancing and singing and doing all that stuff.
54:21But I just thought I'd bring some nice energy.
54:24And you took that in there and your campmates gave you a particular role in the camp as well.
54:30Have a look at this.
54:30Yeah.
54:32You really are so special and the best dad in the world.
54:35Very nice.
54:36That's my fam.
54:37Martin has become the group's papa.
54:40When you guys came back and said, oh, we had the marshmallows and the hot chocolate.
54:44Yeah.
54:44Made me feel good as well.
54:45And I literally look at you like my dad.
54:47There's a love that you're sharing with everybody.
54:49It's just beautiful.
54:50Come and go.
54:53Did you think you'd be the camp's father figure?
54:55In the indoors, I suppose, you know, everyone was like bouncing around a little bit, the younger guys.
55:03And I always felt like I was a little bit on the outside, just a little bit calmer than everyone else.
55:09Just through no other reason but life experience, I suppose, you know, taking that in there.
55:14Yeah.
55:15And I sat down and I told them a few stories that kept them busy and that they enjoyed, you know.
55:21And as you left there today, Sean, I said, bye, dad.
55:24Yeah.
55:24Which I thought was very sweet.
55:26Talking about being a dad, your son, Roman, was on the show back in 2019.
55:30He came third.
55:31I know.
55:34Roman, he didn't beat you.
55:35No, he didn't.
55:36And you wondered, how are you going to live that down now?
55:39Listen, I will tell you what, I'm glad I didn't.
55:41I'm glad I didn't.
55:43He's my boy and I love him.
55:44I can't wait to see him.
55:47Well, he's not across the bridge.
55:48Shirley's across the bridge waiting for you.
55:49Before we let you go to her, there's the camp you've left behind.
55:53Who would you like to see win this year?
55:56Who would you like to see being crowned king or queen of the jungle?
55:59I would, I'm going to go with Shona.
56:01I think Shona came out of a shell like you can't imagine.
56:06She was absolutely so shy when she first went in.
56:09She started singing and she became the most beautiful songbird ever.
56:12What a voice.
56:13I'm going to go with her.
56:14Good.
56:15Shona for the win, according to Martin.
56:18And apart from anecdotes, seriously, what will you take away from this?
56:22New friends?
56:23I think I learned a lot about myself as well, about how patient I am, in a way.
56:30And also, how emotional I am.
56:32Yeah.
56:33You know, every turn I was, I felt like crying a lot of the times.
56:36Yeah.
56:37And it's quite nice sometimes.
56:39Yeah, absolutely.
56:41Well, we've loved watching you.
56:42Martin, you've been brilliant.
56:43We love you.
56:44Stay there for the minute though, we'll let you go in a sec.
56:46But before that.
56:47The vote now reopens, everybody.
56:48Tomorrow night, there's a surprise double departure.
56:51To go tomorrow.
56:52So, do you want to keep H in the camp?
56:55Is Ginge your choice?
56:57Would you like to keep Jack in the running?
56:59Is Lisa your favourite?
57:00Is Shona the one for you?
57:02Or do you want to save Tom?
57:04You get five free votes via the app.
57:06The vote closes during Friday night show.
57:08That's it from us here.
57:09But Joel and Kemi are standing by over on ITV2 with I'm A Celebrity Unpacked.
57:13They'll be joined by Ruby Wax and the reigning king of the jungle, Danny Jones.
57:17And we'll be back tomorrow night at 9 o'clock.
57:19But right now, all that's left for us to say is Martin Kemp.
57:22You're a celebrity.
57:23Get yourself out of here.
57:25Martin, everybody.
57:52Oh, my God.
57:53Oh, my God.
58:01Crazy.
58:02Oh, my God.
58:04Ow!
58:05Outro Music
58:35Outro Music
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