- offense to it. I wouldn’t be surprised if that isn’t what ultimately got him shot down by the viewers since he ended up third on the jungle survivorship.
The king of the jungle was crowned, and it was an excellent choice by the public - Lou Diamond Philips. Philips was the most solid performer during the show. He never talked about going home earlier; he played faired; he was helpful and comforting to others; he played peacemaker; he fought at challenges; and he
just was the nicest competitor on the show.
I wasn’t a fan of Philips before, but I think I am now. He earned my respect with the way he ran the camp and the choices he made. He’s a family man, and I was touched by that.
I doubt we’ll see a second attempt at I’m a Celebrity … Get Me Out of Here, but it was what it was for three and a half weeks. I’ll leave the viewers to decide exactly what that was, though.
