I'm a Celebrity…Get Me out of Here! is a jungle reality show that was first aired in 2003.  The jungles of Costa Rica set the stage for some amazing tropical challenges involving nature, cunning skill, and relentless determination.  Celebrities from all walks of super stardom play center stage in their attempts to stay in the competition, win survival amenities, and earn themselves the coveted award of King or Queen of the Jungle.  The last celebrity left on the island to not get voted off is the winner of the shows competition.  

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The cast is always changing because the show is always progressing through seasons.  The show's second season began airing on NBC in June 2009. As a popular reality show concept with large amounts of cash involved for charities, other countries also produce I'm a Celebrity…Get Me out of Here!  Britain, Germany, America, France, and the Netherlands have all created versions of this show.  The show has been accused by the popular reality series Survivor as being a plagiarism of their creation.

Celebrities get to see what they are made of, make discoveries regarding the survival traits of their peers, and gain a better understanding of life inside the jungle.  The motivation behind the show is to raise cash for the celebrities chosen charities. To make up for the time the show takes from celebrities, they are generously compensated for their time.  These celebrities selflessly donate the cash paid for their appearance to whatever charity they find most suitable. 

A variety of challenges like swimming with crocodiles, scavenging for starfish in a variety of tropical conditions. It's hot and humid in  the heart of Costa Rica, lush and teeming with life.  Snakes, insects, worms, and wildlife of all kinds inundate the scenery.  During the finale of the show season, the participants are rewarded for their undying dedication to jungle challenges through delivery of their favorite foods, breaking the monotony of jungle cuisine.  Pizza, burgers, and traditional American food requested by the participants are served in appreciation of their efforts. 

Met with some criticism regarding the inclusion of various has-been actors, the show has accrued a multitude of slanderous comments.  However, a lofty amount of cash involved with any celebrity appearance prevents any naysayer opinion from making much of a difference.  The future of this program is uncertain, but the inclusion of any celebrity always draws attention.