Which days is I’m A Celeb 2022 on and what time is it on tonight?
The questions on I'm A Celebrity fans lips as they plan their life around the show
The celebrity contestants are well and truly embracing life back in the Australian jungle, and viewers at home are keen to get their schedules for the coming weeks in order as they're wondering 'What Days are I'm a Celeb 2022 on and what time is it on tonight?'
Since the start of I'm A Celebrity, Mike Tindall has already shown his down-to-earth side and his rapping skills in camp and shared his 'sl*t drop' in front of Princess Anne - after viewers were still coming to terms with news of Olivia Attwood pulling out of the show.
But with spirits high, the celebrities will soon be gearing up for another Bushtucker challenge - and it's not Matt Hancock for a change.
And if you want to keep up with how the contestants are doing, find out who left I'm A Celebrity last night? and predict who is favourite to win I'm A Celebrity 2022? then you'll want to know when the show is on and treat yourself to some merchandise from the ITV shop...
Which days is I'm A Celeb 2022 on?
I'm A celebrity is on ITV from Monday to Sunday each week, since it started on Sunday, 6th November, until the final, which is expected to be held on Monday, 28th November.
Each episode will air at 9pm - with some episodes planned to have a slightly later start time of 9.15pm but most will be contained to running for one hour, with some lasting one hour and five minutes and others running one hour and 15 minutes.
Your votes mean @ChrisMoyles, @Babatundecomedy & @Boygeorge are leaving camp shortly to face the Angel of Agony. We'll see you tomorrow night at 9:15pm on ITV and STV #ImACeleb pic.twitter.com/EMQCXzKQsqNovember 14, 2022
During the normal lives show viewers will be told how to vote when the voting opens.
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Meanwhile, the special Sunday night episodes will run slightly longer from 9pm to 10.35pm.
Posting a statement before the series launch, the official I'm A Celebrity Instagram account wrote, 'The wait is finally over... Let's get ready to jungle! 🌴🙌🇦🇺 #ImACeleb"
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What time is I'm A Celeb on tonight?
Day 10 of I'm A celebrity returns tonight, from 9.15-10.20pm on Tuesday, 15th November. Of course, it is available to watch an hour later on ITV+1 and also on-demand anytime via the ITV hub.
But if you want to make sure you don't miss any of the action - as Series 22 is promised to be bigger and better than before.
Hosts Ant McPartlin and Declan Donnelly normally announce the start time of the following night's show at the end of each episode so make sure you stay tuned, but if you missed it, here is the I'm A celebrity schedule so far for the coming weeks:
- Day 10 Tuesday, 15th November - 9.15pm-10.20pm
- Day 11 Wednesday 16th November - 9pm-10.30pm
- Day 12 Thursday 17th November - 9pm-10.15pm
- Day 13 Friday 18th November - 9pm-10.35pm
- Day 14 Saturday 19th November - 9.10pm-10.10pm
- Day 15 Sunday 20th November - 9pm-10.30pm
- Day 16 Monday 21st November - 9.15pm-10.30pm
- Day 17 Tuesday 22nd November - 9pm-10.30pm
- Day 18 Wednesday 23rd November - 9pm-10.20pm
- Day 19 Thursday 24th November - 9pm-10.30pm
If you're not yet familiar with who the I'm A Celebrity 2021 campmates are, you can watch a video intro clip below...
I'm A Celebrity airs from 9pm/9.15pm nightly on ITV, an hour later on ITV+1, and to stream when you like on the ITV Hub.
Related I'm A Celebrity features:
- Who won I'm A Celebrity 2021?
- Is Matt Hancock divorced?
- Why did Boy George go to prison? His crime explained
- Mike Tindall and wife Zara Phillips - how did they meet and when did they get married?
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