I'm a Celebrity, Get Me Out of Here! (AU)

I'm a Celebrity, Get Me Out of Here! (AU) season 12 on Network 10
Watch I'm a Celebrity, Get Me Out of Here! (AU) on Network 10
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Ended
Season 12:
Ended on February 22, 2026
Watched: 0%
0 of 295 Episodes
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Why Watch
"Stars, snakes, and South African sunsets: Australia’s ultimate test of character."
Tone: Professional, nostalgic, and informative.
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Series Deep Dive:

Launching on Network 10 in 2015, the Australian iteration of I'm a Celebrity... Get Me Out of Here! redefined summer television. By transplanting local icons into the South African wilderness, the production balanced high-stakes physical challenges with genuine human vulnerability. The series found its heartbeat through the comedic chemistry of original hosts Julia Morris and Chris Brown, whose self-aware banter elevated the format beyond standard reality tropes. Unlike its international counterparts, the Australian version emphasized philanthropic outcomes, with contestants competing for chosen charities. This altruistic core, paired with the infamous "Tucker Trials," secured its place as a cornerstone of the national broadcast calendar. Its enduring popularity reflects a collective fascination with seeing celebrity personas stripped away, replaced by the raw grit of the bush.

Analysis Refined: March 2026 Scheduled next refinement: 197 days
Season: 12
# Air Date Episode Name Watched?
E1 Jan 18, 2026 Welcome To The Jungle!
E2 Jan 19, 2026 Episode 2
E3 Jan 20, 2026 Episode 3
E4 Jan 21, 2026 Episode 4
E5 Jan 25, 2026 Episode 5
E6 Jan 26, 2026 Episode 6
E7 Jan 27, 2026 Episode 7
E8 Jan 28, 2026 Episode 8
E9 Feb 01, 2026 Episode 9
E10 Feb 02, 2026 Episode 10
E11 Feb 03, 2026 Episode 11
E12 Feb 04, 2026 Episode 12
E13 Feb 08, 2026 Episode 13
E14 Feb 09, 2026 Episode 14
E15 Feb 10, 2026 Episode 15
E16 Feb 11, 2026 Episode 16
E17 Feb 15, 2026 Episode 17
E18 Feb 16, 2026 Episode 18
E19 Feb 17, 2026 Episode 19
E20 Feb 18, 2026 Episode 20
E21 Feb 22, 2026 Finale
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Scheduling Insights - Seasonal Series

Release Window: March or April (previously January)

I'm a Celebrity, Get Me Out of Here! (AU) has maintained a steady Annual rhythm for 10 years, typically returning in January or March. Since its debut in 2015, the series established itself as a cornerstone of the summer ratings period for Network 10. For most of its history, the show launched in late January to capture audiences during the post-holiday transition. This strategy turned the program into a reliable tentpole that consistently delivered strong viewership across the country.

The production shifted its timeline recently, moving from the January slot to a March or April window. Despite this calendar adjustment, the show remains a consistent annual fixture on the Australian television schedule. The transition between various filming locations has proven the format's resilience over a decade of broadcasting. Its longevity reflects the enduring popularity of the celebrity survival format within the Australian media landscape.

Oracle Insights Refined:: March 2026 Scheduled next refinement: 247 days
Technical Details
Network: Network 10
Seasons: 12
Years: 2015 - 2026
Genre: Adventure, Reality
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Frequently Asked Questions

Historically, the series premiered during the mid-season window in late January to coincide with the start of the Australian television ratings year. It typically aired nightly during the summer months to capture a broad family audience.

The series has officially ended its run and is not currently scheduled for a new season as of June 2026. Fans should monitor official Network 10 announcements for any potential future revival or spin-off news.

A typical season of the show features between 21 and 30 episodes broadcast daily over several weeks. This high-frequency format allowed viewers to follow the celebrities' camp life and daily challenges in near real-time.

The series was long-hosted by the duo of Julia Morris and Dr. Chris Brown, with Robert Irwin later joining as a co-host in more recent seasons. Their roles involved introducing the Tucker Trials and delivering the nightly elimination results to the campmates.

Early seasons were filmed on location in Kruger National Park, South Africa, before production moved to New South Wales, Australia, for later iterations. The change in location was originally prompted by international travel restrictions and logistical needs.

Episodes were primarily available for streaming on 10 Play, the video-on-demand service owned by Network 10. While the series has concluded, select highlights and full seasons may still be accessible on the platform for Australian audiences.
FAQ Refined:: March 2026 Scheduled next refinement: 315 days
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