Celebrity Island with Bear Grylls - Season 3
Season 3
Episodes
Arrival
Bear Grylls abandons 10 celebs on a remote Pacific island. Towie's Pete Wicks quickly takes charge of proceedings, but his leadership is soon questioned amid increasing group squabbles.
Conflict and Storms
The celebs begin to crack under pressure as the brutal conditions cause conflict. Journalist Paris Lees is given an ultimatum by the group: do more or face serious consequences.
Meat or Fish?
Hungry and grumpy, the marooned celebs bicker as Love Island's Montana and boxer Anthony Ogogo go hunt for meat. Actor Eric Roberts has a crisis and the group rally round.
Hunger & a Pig
The tropical storms and a pescatarian diet's making the celebs exhausted and grumpy. When a pig shows up nearby, the group's different reactions send shockwaves through the camp.
The End
With the celebrities still reeling from the accidental death of the pig, Pete is in pieces, and they're all starving. And Pete is put in a dangerous situation wtih a shark.
Surviving the Island
After marooning 10 celebrities on a remote Pacific island, Bear finds out how they coped as the participants talk candidly about their tropical experience.
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