I’m A Celeb fans threaten to ‘call Ofcom’ as they fume over show’s ending and say it’s ‘turning into Love Island’
I’M a Celebrity… Get Me Out of Here! fans were unimpressed by last night’s episode, comparing it to Love Island.
The new ITV show ended on a cliffhanger, with Georgia ‘Toff’ Toffolo being asked to choose a campmate to go to the basic Savannah Scrub.
After the former Made in Chelsea star triumphed in the Dreaded Drain trial, Toff was told by Ant and Dec that someone was going to be given the boot from main camp.
Toff, who had only just entered the camp after first arriving in the Savannah Scrub, was told that she then had to be the one to decide which celebrity would be sent packing.
“This feel like I’m a Celeb but the Love Island version,” one fan wrote on Twitter.
“not i’m a celeb giving me a love island style cliff hanger,” another fumed.
“I’d like to report that cliffhanger to Ofcom,” a third moaned, while a fourth said: “Oh what a cliffhanger. That was a bit naughty. We’ll have to wait until tomorrow to find out who Georgia Toffolo chose.”
Earlier in the episode, petrified Toff was seen screaming with fear as she took on her first Bushtucker Trial of the All Star series.
As the series is pre-recorded and without a public vote, the main camp picked the Made In Chelsea star to take part in Dreaded Drain.
The trial saw her try and collect stars in a tiny sewer with various pipes and chambers – with plenty of obstacles and disgusting things put in there to make it as hard as possible.
After collecting a star in one of the chambers, water flushed through and she was brutally pushed through into another one.
In shock Georgia shouted: “Get me out!”
She then quickly backtracked, telling Ant and Dec that she didn’t want to quit.
In the end, the reality star won a impressive eight stars for main camp.
This comes after three stars were caught smuggling contraband into camp.
Gillian McKeith leads the way by hiding almonds and salt in her knickers.
Producers — eavesdropping on her whispering — then stopped the celebs from dining until all banned goods are handed in.
An amnesty bowl was set up in the Bush Telegraph and diet guru Gillian was the first to reveal her stash.
The 63-year-old unloaded nuts and salt plus tea bags and mints — before two other celebrities sheepishly confess they are also carrying contraband.