Celebrity Bear Hunt
β 6.4 Β· 2025 Β· Reality
Holly Willoughby hosts this competition show set in the Costa Rican jungle, where 12 celebrities become prey for legendary survival expert, Bear Grylls.
Episodes
1. Let the Hunt Begin52m Β· 12 celebrities arrive in the Costa Rican jungle. Their first mission is simply to reach the lodge β without Bear Grylls getting to them first.
2. Let Down by My Bladder54m Β· Four people are still in the Bear Pit, and one is not coming back. As they try to dig, climb and race their way to freedom, Bear is not far behind.
3. Sink or Swim57m Β· A new challenge sees four celebs thrown in at the deep end. When one finds himself in over his head, his teammate fights to finish the task on his own.
4. Where Did Being Nice Get Me?55m Β· As the second celebrity is eliminated, the pressure β and tension β is rising within the camp. Some find themselves wobbling over the next challenge.
5. Between a Croc and a Bear56m Β· A test of teamwork sees half of the camp left out in the cold, and one celeb hot under the collar. Not even an al fresco meal manages to calm him down.
6. Pain Is Weakness Leaving Your Body56m Β· A dizzying new challenge ends in an injury. For the celebrities entering the Bear Pit, the rules have changed β and the stakes are higher than ever.
7. No Smoke Without Fire55m Β· Tempers are already flaring between some members of the camp when Bear sets the celebrities a fiery challenge, which heats things up even further.
8. Last Celebrity Standing44m Β· 12 celebrities entered the competition. Now, only five remain. As they try to evade capture one final time, who will be crowned Bear Hunt champion?More Like This
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