Report: I’m a Celebrity…Get Me Out of Here! Greece Title: I’m a Celebrity…Get Me Out of Here! Greece Original Greek Title: I'm a Celebrible…Get Me Out of Here! (often stylized in English) / Πάρ' τ@ αλλιώς (Par' t@ allios – alternative local title) Network: Star Channel (Greece) Seasons Aired: 1 (2019) Status: Canceled after one season
1. Executive Summary The Greek adaptation of the hit British format I’m a Celebrity…Get Me Out of Here! premiered on Star Channel in the spring of 2019. Despite high expectations due to the international success of the franchise (e.g., UK, Australia, Germany, US), the Greek version struggled with low ratings, production challenges, and mixed audience reception. It was not renewed for a second season, making it one of the shortest-lived versions of the show globally.
2. Format & Concept The show follows the standard international format:
A group of Greek celebrities (actors, singers, athletes, reality TV personalities) are sent to a remote jungle or wilderness location. They are split into two camps: one “luxury” camp and one “basic” camp, with the possibility of switching based on trial outcomes. Celebrities face Bushtucker Trials (dangerous or disgusting eating/dwelling challenges) to win food and privileges for their camp. The public votes for who should undertake trials and ultimately votes to crown the King or Queen of the Jungle . i'm a celebrity... get me out of here greece show
3. Production Details
Location: South Africa (not Australia, unlike the UK version) – specific jungle area near a river. Hosts:
Giorgos Lianos (main host, known for talk shows and entertainment) Eleni Vorfi (co-host, journalist/presenter, handled behind-the-scenes and trial commentary) Report: I’m a Celebrity…Get Me Out of Here
Duration: Aired daily (Monday to Friday) for approximately 5 weeks. Target Audience: 18–45, fans of reality TV and celebrity gossip.
4. Cast – Notable Contestants (Season 1) The cast included a mix of C-list and B-list celebrities, typical for the franchise:
Giorgos Tsiakiris (actor – winner, King of the Jungle) Natalia Dragoumi (model/TV personality – runner-up) Kostas Koklas (comedian/actor) Ilias Psinakis (celebrity manager/former politician) Viki Kaya (singer) Marianna Polychronidi (former Playmate/reality star) Giorgos Lianos (TV host – not to be confused with the host of the same name – actually a contestant; unrelated to main host) (often stylized in English) / Πάρ' τ@ αλλιώς
Note: One of the main criticisms was that many contestants were obscure or had limited mainstream recognition.
5. Ratings & Reception Ratings Performance
