2012, seventh episode, review A week into the series, and the I'm A Celebrity Get Me Out Of Here contestants are starting to get seriously stressed - but just imagine how much more irate they would be if news reached them that Ella Henderson had been voted off X Factor. They should be grateful that they're 10,000 miles away in Queensland - those Bushtucker Trials are nothing compared to the prospect of another week of Christopher Maloney. Despite the initial flurry of interest in the show being down to Nadine Dorries - particularly when it came to voting for celebrities to take part in gruesome challenges - now I'm A Celebrity has essentially become the Helen Flanagan show. Tonight we watched the 22 year old Coronation Street actress taking part in two trials. After days of claiming she was "giving it 100 per cent," this time Flanagan actually did, and managed to win meals for the entire group. In fact, more cynical viewers might wonder if this was all a calculated, tactical attempt to sustain attention and win the show. After a whole week of being absolutely useless, Flanagan made tonight's first gruesome challenge (she had to thrust her head into boxes containing scorpions, cockroaches, spiders and crabs and retrieve stars with her teeth while navigating her way through a miniature maze that she couldn't actually see) look pretty easy. Perhaps she thought triumphing over adversity would be a hit with viewers, who would then save her from the next challenge. Alas, it wasn't to be - it seems that the majority of the voting public still have her on speed-dial, since in tonight's extended episode she was also selected to take part in the first fully live challenge of the series. This time, the set-up was even sillier - she had to undertake various "everyday office activities," such as photocopying her face in a pit full of cockroaches, sipping from a cup of blended bugs, gobbling up a dead stick insect and plunging her hand into a box of crabs. By the end of it, she had won five meals and was covered in green gunk and maggots, but somehow refrained from wiping herself off all over Ant and Dec's irritatingly pristine suit jackets. The other celebrities might roll their eyes constantly at Flanagan's penchant for hysteria, but really, she's giving them an easy ride. None of them have yet been subjected to the levels of ickiness that Flanagan has endured and, during a mini challenge that saw them unscrambling pictures of each other while a few bugs crawled around their booted feet, most of them showed that they're not particularly gifted in the endurance department either. They're also starting to really wind each other up now. At first, new arrival Limahl seemed pretty likeable, but perhaps that was simply because he'd had a proper meal more recently than the relative old-timers. Now, he's proving himself to be a little sour, a little controlling and incredibly unhelpful. The best bit was when he casually dismissed 30 years of vegetarianism in order to tuck into the meaty grub that he'd had no hand in winning. Still, he may have coined the first catchphrase of the series when he sternly told an excitable Flanagan that "this is not a high-five moment." His fellow newbie, television chef Rosemary Shrager, seems to be making a few enemies too, by taking over the cooking duties, even though that's what they all said they wanted. One camper who does seem to appreciate her, though, funnily enough, is Nadine Dorries. Could it be that everybody's favourite disgraced Tory MP is just chuffed that there's another matriarchal figure taking the heat off her? Tonight we saw Dorries smothering Helen Flanagan in kisses, and overall she doesn't whine and whimper as much as some of the other celebrities. In fact, she's really quite jolly when compared to moany types like Made In Chelsea's Hugo Taylor and queen of bitchy side-eye Charlie Brooks. How boring of her - this isn't what we expected at all. Since it looks like she'll be returning to the UK without a job, she needs to make herself an awful lot more memorable if she fancies herself as a showbiz personality. She's got two more weeks to go completely crackers or risk eternal oblivion.