I'm a Celebrity...Get Me Out of Here!, day 12, review He's had a boringly low profile since the launch show and reportedly came close to quitting but Buerk could finally be starting to justify his place in the jungle. After admitting last night that he wishes he'd pushed Jimmy Saville off the QE2 when he had the chance - surely a sentiment cheered on sofas nationwide - tonight, he performed a cheeky little dance and took rap lessons from Tinchy Stryder, playing on what Buerk himself called his "pompous, stuck-up, middle-class, middle-aged prig persona." Elsewhere, could Playboy bunny Kendra Wilkinson's ordeal finally be coming to an end? Viewer votes have been repeatedly subjecting her to Bushtucker Trials and the joke was wearing thin. Before tonight, she'd bagged just 4 stars out of a possible 30. Faced with "Little House On The Scary," however, Wilkinson miraculously won all 10 stars. After many squeals and countless cries of "Oh my God," admittedly. Still, this was more palatable than her later screams of "It's in my ass!" Fortunately she was referring to a cockroach, rather than having Hugh Hefner flashbacks. The public finally seemed to get the message and voted for the next trial to be faced by Edwina Currie as well. It's surprised it took them so long to torture the token politician. Wilkinson and Currie had a spat two nights ago but buried the hatchet tonight, with the younger woman saying sorry to the older. Currie seem genuinely touched, explaining that "no-one ever apologises to politicians." Somewhere in the distance, the world's smallest violin was playing. While former footballer Jimmy Bullard continues to look like the King Of The Jungle-in-waiting, his closest rival Melanie Sykes could be dipping in viewers" estimations. She snapped at Quickenden about his constant singing, then seemed a little too eager to leave the girls" team and join the boys. Whatever happened to sisterhood? Whither girl power?