I'm A Celebrity Get Me Out of Here 2008

Star Trek actor George Takei is heading into the Australian jungle - he is set to star in British reality show I'm A Celebrity... Get Me Out Of Here!
The 71-year-old actor has agreed to appear in the TV programme which will been seen on U.K. screens later this month.
The competition sees a group of stars live in the jungle for several weeks with basic necessities, earning their food and little luxuries in a series of challenging tasks.
And the gay star is relishing the opportunity
He says, I'm physically fit. I used to run marathons, now I work out every day. I'm Japanese and love sushi. I've even eaten live fish. It was delicious."
Other stars appearing in this series of the reality show include former Blue singer Simon Webbe and tennis player Martina Navratilova.

The I'm A Celebrity, Get Me Out Of Here! contestants have been split into two separate camps after going head-to-head in their first challenge.

Show hosts Ant and Dec surprised the celebrities on their first day by revealing that a trial would take place before they even set foot in the jungle. The result would determine the quality of camp life for each contestant, with one location offering more comfort than the other.

With the contestants already divided into two teams, one celebrity from each group was required to represent their squad by taking part in a Trauma Tank challenge.

After much discussion, former EastEnders actor Joe Swash was picked to play for his team, which also features Brian Paddick, Dani Behr, George Takei and Martina Navratilova.

Meanwhile, ex-Blue singer Simon Webbe was chosen by Esther Rantzen, Carly Zucker, Nicola McLean and Robert Kilroy-Silk to represent their own group.

The task saw both contestants being challenged to gather more stars than their opponent by searching through holes in a large tank containing rats, eels and scorpions.

Dani Behr reckons she might be pregnant and could have to quit the show.
The TV star has been vomiting for the past 48 hours and has complained of feeling dizzy and faint.

Producers are sending a pregnancy test into the camp to see if she is expecting. Yesterday, Dani, 34, who is married with two children, confided in her jungle pals she thinks she is pregnant.

The babe said: “I feel bad. I hope it isn’t morning sickness.”

Bosses would not want her to put a baby at risk if she is pregnant.

And last night, when the Daily Star broke the news to her husband Carl Harwin, who lives in Australia with their children Coco, three, and Zane, 18 months, he said he “was not surprised” by the revelation.

But he pleaded with ITV bosses to allow Dani to do a pregnancy test in private so she could know for sure.

Carl said: “It’s obviously a shock to hear this news but it is not completely surprising.

“Obviously I had no idea she said this on the show because I am in Sydney and they are not broadcasting the series in Australia so I can’t follow it.

“But for her own piece of mind it would be best if the producers allowed her to take a test.”

Dani will be gutted if she has to leave the show as she was hoping her appearance would re-ignite her TV career.

Last night a show spokesman said: “Dani did make a comment in the jungle about morning sickness. But some of other campers have also been feeling queasy. Dani has not told us she thinks she might be pregnant.”