I'm A Celebrity... Get Me Out Of Here Greece Episode 1 [patched] May 2026

(One star deducted for overuse of “Hades” puns.) Watchability Index: High. Especially if you’ve ever wanted to see a Greek folk singer threaten to quit over undercooked lentils.

If you want to see influencers weep, shipping magnates barter dignity for crackers, and a rower slowly become the team’s quiet dictator — tune in. Just don’t expect any sympathy from the gods. i'm a celebrity... get me out of here greece episode 1

I’m a Celebrity… Get Me Out of Here! Greece airs Sundays and Wednesdays on ANT1 and streams on ITVX (international). (One star deducted for overuse of “Hades” puns

The premiere, titled “Welcome to the Underworld,” aired Sunday night to record-breaking ratings, immediately separating this spin-off from its international cousins. Set not in a generic “jungle” but on the treacherous, windswept cliffs of the Mani Peninsula — with the abandoned, haunted towers of Vatheia as a backdrop — this is I’m a Celebrity as mythological punishment. The “camp” is a cluster of stone shepherd huts, each missing a wall, facing the churning Messenian Gulf. There are no hammocks. Instead, celebrities sleep on bedrolls laid directly on gravel. The camp’s only luxury? A single, cracked amphora of water that refills only after a daily Trial. Just don’t expect any sympathy from the gods

Aliagas explains: “In the Underworld, the dead forgot who they were. So must you.”

Eleni, in a quiet confessional, says: “I’ve rowed through storms with broken ribs. These people are my real trial.”

A single contestant must crawl through a submerged tunnel filled with ice water, eels, and fermented wine (the “wine” is actually vinegar). At the end, they must retrieve three golden coins — each representing a meal for camp — while submerged under a grate as air bubbles run out.