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I like the idea of travelling without flying, but watching the teams deal with multiple connections, long waits and completely unfamiliar transport has made me realise how dependent I am on convenience.

I'd probably spend the first few days saying I'm going to embrace the adventure and then become desperate for a direct train. Would anyone here genuinely enjoy doing the race, or is it much more fun to watch other people suffer through it?

That Series 3 lineup is ridiculous! Lee Mack, Harry Hill, Katherine Ryan, Jon Richardson, and Morgana Robinson all having to sit there and keep a straight face sounds like absolute chaos. I can already picture someone trying not to laugh while another person is doing something completely unhinged in the background.

There’s something about watching everyone arrive with their own personality and then slowly figure out who they actually get along with. Before the big arguments and trials properly kick off, you get those little camp conversations that tell you so much about the celebrities. That early awkwardness is probably my favourite part of I’m A Celeb.

Mine's that Oxford is older than the Aztec Empire. I've said it at pub quizzes, at Christmas dinner, and once at a wedding to a man who just wanted the buffet.

Now I'm weirdly scared to look it up in case it's one of those depends how you count it things and I've been wrong for years.

What's yours?

Every series there's one team with a spreadsheet-level plan and the confidence of someone who's never missed a train. Then a single cancelled connection and it all falls apart, while the chaotic team who just wing it end up with a lift from a stranger and a free lunch. Is it just me or does winging it actually work better on this show?

Some bombshells come in and somehow change the whole vibe of the villa straight away. Whether they caused a few heads to turn, shook up existing couples, or just brought a lot more drama, those are usually the ones people remember.

Honestly, some of the flirting this season is so awkward. It feels like a few of them completely forget how to have a normal conversation the second they’re trying to impress someone. Some chats have me cringing more than actually rooting for the couple.