I'm a Celebrity...Get Me Out of Here! (British TV series) series 22

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I'm a Celebrity...Get Me Out of Here!
Series 22
Presented byAnthony McPartlin
Declan Donnelly
No. of days22
No. of castaways12
WinnerJill Scott
Runner-upOwen Warner
LocationMurwillumbah, New South Wales, Australia
No. of episodes22
Release
Original networkITV
Original release6 November (2022-11-06) –
27 November 2022 (2022-11-27)
Series chronology
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British series 21
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South Africa

I'm a Celebrity...Get Me Out of Here! returned for its twenty-second series on 6 November 2022 on ITV.[1] The series returned to Murwillumbah, New South Wales, Australia, for the first time since 2019, following the easing of travel restrictions surrounding the COVID-19 pandemic. Ant & Dec returned to present the series.[2]

On 27 November, Jill Scott was crowned the new queen of the jungle, with Owen Warner finishing in second place and Matt Hancock in third place.[3][4]

Production[edit]

Due to the COVID-19 pandemic in Australia, the twentieth and twenty-first series were filmed at Gwrych Castle in Abergele, Wales.[5][6] Following the conclusion of the latter, media speculation began as to whether the series would return to Australia.[7][8] It was also confirmed that ITV would film an "All-Stars" series in South Africa, featuring former campmates and scheduled to air in 2023. However, it was stated that this series would be aired as a backup option if the show was unable to return to Australia during the regular November period.[9]

In August 2022, it was confirmed that the series would return to Australia for the first time since the nineteenth series.[10][11] Prior to the series, it was announced that Bob McCarron, known informally as "Medic Bob", who had been the show's medic since its inception, would not be returning to the series.[12]

On 7 October 2022, ITV released the first trailer for the series, a ten-second teaser featuring a helicopter flying through the sky on the way to Australia, as Donnelly exclaims "Where is the luggage going?" with McPartlin replying "It's meeting us there".[13][14] A full-length trailer was released a week later, depicting Ant & Dec parachuting out of a helicopter into the jungle surrounded by camp essentials.[15][16]

The series began on 6 November, 2 weeks earlier than usual due to the 2022 FIFA World Cup.[17][18]

Celebrities[edit]

The line-up was announced by ITV on 31 October 2022.[19][20][21] The following day, it was confirmed that Conservative Party politician Matt Hancock would be joining the line-up as a late arrival, a decision that was widely criticised by the media and ultimately led to his suspension from the Conservative parliamentary group and its whip.[22][23][24][25] Stand-up comedian Seann Walsh was later confirmed as the second late arrival and entered the jungle alongside Hancock on 8 November.[26][27][28]

On 7 November, television personality Olivia Attwood was forced to withdraw from the series for medical reasons, with a spokesperson stating that "the medical team has advised it is not safe for [Attwood] to return to camp as there needs to be further investigation."[29][30][31] Attwood later confirmed that she had been forced to leave after undergoing blood tests which determined she was anaemic.[32][33]

Celebrity Known for Status
Jill Scott Former England footballer Winner
on 27 November 2022
Owen Warner Hollyoaks actor Runner-up
on 27 November 2022
Matt Hancock Conservative Party politician Third place
on 27 November 2022
Mike Tindall Former England rugby player Eliminated 8th
on 26 November 2022
Seann Walsh Stand-up comedian Eliminated 7th
on 25 November 2022
Chris Moyles Radio & television presenter Eliminated 6th
on 24 November 2022
Babatúndé Aléshé Actor & comedian Eliminated 5th
on 23 November 2022
Boy George Culture Club singer Eliminated 4th
on 22 November 2022
Sue Cleaver Coronation Street actress Eliminated 3rd
on 21 November 2022
Scarlette Douglas Former A Place in the Sun presenter Eliminated 2nd
on 20 November 2022
Charlene White ITV News & Loose Women presenter Eliminated 1st
on 18 November 2022
Olivia Attwood Television personality Withdrew
on 7 November 2022

Results and elimination[edit]

  Indicates that the celebrity was immune from the vote
  Indicates that the celebrity received the most votes from the public, and was crowned the winner
  Indicates that the celebrity received the 2nd most votes from the public, and was the runner up.
  Indicates that the celebrity received the fewest votes and was eliminated immediately (no bottom two)
  Indicates that the celebrity was named as being in the bottom two
  Indicates that the celebrity withdrew from the competition
Daily results per celebrity
Celebrity Day 13 Day 15 Day 16 Day 17 Day 18 Day 19 Day 20 Day 21 Day 22[34] Number of Trials Number of DOW Challenges
Round 1 Round 2
Jill Safe Safe Safe Safe Safe Safe Safe Safe 1st
47.29% 		Winner
57.66% 		8 4
Owen Safe Safe Safe Safe Safe Safe Bottom two Safe 2nd
30.99% 		Runner up
42.34% 		9 5
Matt Safe Safe Safe Safe Safe Safe Safe Safe 3rd
21.72% 		Eliminated
(Day 22) 		10 3
Mike Safe Safe Safe Safe Safe Safe Safe 4th Eliminated
(Day 21) 		6 4
Seann Safe Safe Safe Safe Bottom two Bottom two 5th Eliminated
(Day 20) 		3 3
Chris Safe Safe Safe Bottom two Safe 6th Eliminated
(Day 19) 		5 3
Babatúndé Safe Bottom two Safe Safe 7th Eliminated
(Day 18) 		6 3
Boy George Safe Safe Bottom two 8th Eliminated
(Day 17) 		6 0
Sue Bottom two Safe 9th Eliminated
(Day 16) 		3 1
Scarlette Safe 10th Eliminated
(Day 15) 		3 1
Charlene 11th Eliminated
(Day 13) 		3 1
Olivia Withdrew
(Day 2) 		1 0
Notes None 1
Bottom two
(named in) 		Charlene,
Sue 		Babatúndé,
Scarlette 		Boy George,
Sue 		Boy George,
Chris 		Babatúndé,
Seann 		Chris,
Seann 		Owen,
Seann 		None
Eliminated Charlene
Fewest votes
to save 		Scarlette
Fewest votes
to save 		Sue
Fewest votes
to save 		Boy George
Fewest votes
to save 		Babatúndé
Fewest votes
to save 		Chris
Fewest votes
to save 		Seann
Fewest votes
to save 		Mike
Fewest votes
to save 		Matt
21.72%
to win 		Owen
42.34%
to win
Jill
57.66%
to win
  • ^Note 1: The public voted for who they wanted to win, rather than save.

Bushtucker trials[edit]

The contestants take part in daily trials to earn food. These trials aim to test both physical and mental abilities. The winner is usually determined by the number of stars collected during the trial, with each star representing a meal earned by the winning contestant for their fellow campmates.[35]

  The public voted for who they wanted to face the trial
  The contestants decided who would face the trial
  The trial was compulsory and neither the public nor celebrities decided who took part
Trial
number 		Air date Name of trial Celebrity
participation 		Winner/Number of stars Notes
1 6 November Walk the Plank Babatúndé
Charlene
Jill 		—
2 Critter Cruise Mike
Owen
Sue
3 7 November HMS Drown Under Boy George
Olivia 		2
Chris
Scarlette
4 8 November Horrifying Heights Babatúndé 3
5 9 November Beastly Burrows Matt
Seann 		—
6 10 November Tentacles of Terror Matt 4
7 11 November La Cucaracha Café Boy George
Matt 		5
8 12 November Who Wants to Look Silly on Air? Matt
Owen 		—
9 13 November House of Horrors Matt
10 14 November Deserted Down Under Matt
11 15 November Angel of Agony Bábatundé
Boy George
Chris
12 16 November Boiling Point Chris 4
13 17 November The Scare Ground Jill
Mike
Owen 		Jill
Matt
Sue 		6
14 17 November The Jungle On Sea Babatúndé
Scarlette
Owen 		7
15 18 November The Watery Grave Boy George
Charlene 		4
16 19 November Partners in Grime Babatúndé
Boy George
Chris
Jill
Matt
Mike
Owen
Scarlette
Seann
Sue 		—
17 20 November Speak Uneasy Jill
Mike
18 21 November Boiling Point: The Return Owen
19 22 November Grot Yoga Boy George
Mike
Seann
20 23 November Critty Critty Fang Fang Jill
21 24 November Savage Sorting Office Chris
Owen
22 25 November Fallen Stars Matt
Mike
23 26 November Celebrity Cyclone Jill
Matt
Mike
Owen
24 27 November Rat Race Jill 8
25 Bushtucker Bonanza Owen
26 Flood Your Face Matt
  • ^Note 2: A public vote opened a week before the series began, to determine who would become Jungle VIPs (Very Isolated People); these were ultimately Olivia and Boy George, who each had to choose a plus one to accompany them, and they chose Chris and Scarlette respectively. They spent the first night on a deserted island, away from the main camp, and ultimately faced the first Trial.
  • ^Note 3: Boy George, Mike and Sue were exempt from this Trial.
  • ^Note 4: Babatúndé was exempt from this Trial.
  • ^Note 5: Sue was exempt from this Trial.
  • ^Note 6: For this Trial, the celebs were competing to win balls, rather than stars, to see which 3 celebs will win a luxury BBQ on the beach. Jill, Matt and Sue's balls were drawn.
  • ^Note 7: For this Trial, three celebrities were chosen at random from the tombola by Ant & Dec.
  • ^Note 8: For this Trial, each celebrity were competing for starters, main courses, desserts, drinks, and treats of their choice.

Star count[edit]

Celebrity Number of stars earned Percentage
Charlene White 28%
Olivia Attwood 80%
Sue Cleaver 100%
Chris Moyles 48%
Seann Walsh 82%
Scarlette Douglas 93%
Babatúndé Aléshé 78%
Jill Scott 97%
Mike Tindall 97%
Boy George 78%
Owen Warner 80%
Matt Hancock 80%

Deals on Wheels challenges[edit]

As well as competing in the Bushtucker trials, celebrities have to complete in 'Deals on Wheels challenges' (formerly 'Dingo Dollar Challenges') in order to earn treats for the camp. At least two celebrities are chosen to compete in the challenge. These are often mental challenges, rather than challenges including critters. They must complete the challenge they have been given in order to win 'Dingo Dollars'.[36]

After completion of the challenge, the celebrities will take the Dingo Dollars and purchase a snack option (formerly campmates were able to pick between two options) from Kiosk Kev (Mark Herlaar), who rides in on a bicycle. Before they are allowed to take the prize, the other celebrities back at the living quarters must answer a trivia question. If they get the question right, they will earn the treat, but if they get it wrong, the celebrities will go back empty-handed.[37][38]

  The celebrities got the question correct
  The celebrities got the question wrong
  No question was given, as the celebrities failed to complete the challenge in time.
  No question was asked
Episode Air date Celebrities Prize Notes
2 8 November Jill
Owen 		Custard Creams —
5 11 November Bábatundé
Mike 		Nachos with guacamole
6 12 November Chris
Jill
Sue 		Popcorn
8 14 November Owen
Scarlette 		— 9
9 15 November Charlene
Mike
Seann 		Jelly Babies —
12 18 November Babatúndé
Chris 		Chocolate
13 19 November Matt
Owen 		Cheese & Biscuits
15 21 November Babatúndé
Seann 		Love Hearts
16 22 November Chris
Owen 		Brownies & the result to the England v Iran World Cup match
17 23 November Mike
Matt 		Chocolate Chip Cookies
18 24 November Jill
Seann 		Mars Bars
20 26 November Jill
Matt
Mike
Owen 		Brownies,
Cheese & Crackers,
Chocolate,
Nachos with guacamole 		10
  • ^Note 9: As Owen and Scarlette failed to complete the challenge within the time limit, they failed the task, meaning they did not win the dollars and therefore no question was asked.
  • ^Note 10: This was not a traditional challenge and did not feature Kiosk Kev, but rather the remaining celebrities having to attribute quotes that had been said during the series to a contestant. The celebrities matched all quotes correctly and therefore won portions of treats that had not been previously won.

Ratings[edit]

Official ratings are taken from BARB, utilising the four-screen dashboard which includes viewers who watched the programme on laptops, smartphones and tablets within 7 days of the original broadcast.[39]

Episode Air date Official rating
(millions incl. HD & +1) 		Weekly rank for all UK TV channels
1 6 November 12.34 1
2 7 November 11.55 2
3 8 November 11.44 3
4 9 November 11.74 1
5 10 November 11.05 6
6 11 November 11.14 5
7 12 November 10.36 7
8 13 November 11.16 4
9 14 November 11.01 1
10 15 November 10.74 2
11 16 November 10.73 3
12 17 November 10.50 6
13 18 November 10.43 7
14 19 November 10.54 5
15 20 November 10.60 4
16 21 November 10.99 3
17 22 November 10.28 6
18 23 November 10.17 7
19 24 November 10.10 8
20 25 November 10.99 4
21 26 November 10.95 5
22 27 November 11.87 2
Series average 2022 10.94 —
Coming Out 1 December 6.84 5

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