Fuming I’m A Celeb fans slam ‘fixed’ show twist saying it’s ‘set up to save’ two stars
ENGRAGED I’m A Celeb fans have slammed the show, saying that it's a ‘fixed’ show and ‘set up to save’ two stars.
In a shock move, tonight's public vote has been cancelled. Instead the remaining campmates will battle it out in challenges to win immunity from the next two eliminations.
One fan said: "This completely defeats the point of the show. The public are supposed to choose their winners—wtf is this????"
Another ranted: "This is the worst thing they have ever done.
"It works in Big Brother because the contestants crave airtime, but no, this always needs to be a public vote. I'm very disappointed."
Another said: "It manipulates the outcome an eighth-place celebrity can finish fourth."
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While another argued: "So basically… screw democracy, and this just proves to those who have said over the years that this is a fix.
"It's bad enough most of us were unable to vote on the very first vote-off for the first trial due to c***p IT issues at their end, but now we can't even enact a popularity vote… for a show which is essentially a popularity contest."
Some think Coleen Rooney will win the show, saying she has the backing of the Facebook mums.
One said: "Coleen, I reckon. They want to get their money's worth!"
Others would like to see Corrie's Alan be crowned King of the Jungle.
One said: "I predict Barry, Coleen or Alan might actually get it as if its like other immunity challenges in the past, they will probably be split into three teams.
"One will win from each team, and then those three will go on another challenge, and that winner will get it.
"There will likely be an endurance challenge, an accuracy challenge, and a physical challenge, and Barry will probably choose endurance.
" Coleen, I predict, may do the accuracy challenge, and Alan will choose the physical one.
"All will get to the final challenge, and one will win anyway. That's my prediction."
Another thinks that it could go in Oti Mabuse's favour.