Channel 10 reveals its 2015 TV line-up includes The Bachelorette Channel TEN unveils its new slate of shows for the coming year Teaming up ... Julia Morris and Chris Brown will be the hosts of I'm A Celebrity Get Me Out Of Here. THEY were the frisky pairing who sparked up the Logies, now Channel 10 has turned to funny gal Julia Morris and Bondi Vet Chris Brown to ignite its new reality franchise as hosts of I'm A Celebrity Get Me Out Of Here. The fish-out-of-water adventure series, expected to be filmed and broadcast live on location in South Africa from February next year, will be critical to Ten's ratings comeback - with a schedule stacked heavily with local reality content. COMES CLEAN: Chris Brown comes clean on which of the rumours about him are true NOT GUILTY: Julia Morris on hot flushes, diets and not always being there for the kids Morris, who is crossing channels from Nine's House Husbands, kicked off the flirtiest with her handsome co-host, telling News Corp "we all know I've been waiting a long time to get Dr Chris in the jungle and under no circumstances will I be yelling "GET ME OUT OF HERE." Dymanic duo ... Ten has unveiled the hosts of I'm A Celebrity Get Me Out Of Here, Julia Morris and Chris Brown. Her comedy roots sets the series up as more of an interactive mockumentary than a serious physical challenge show, pitched by the network as "a nightly soap opera where viewers decide who eats, who plays and who stays." But the industry grapevine is already buzzing with talk Ten have plunged so much money into building the wildlife set overseas there is little budget left to sign 10 celebrities of any real audience value. Ten's programming boss Beverley McGarvey denied the show was already struggling to lure big name stars - with the final line-up not to be announced officially until the first night it airs. "All constructed reality shows have a similar price point," she said. In terms of celebrities we actually have a lot of people interested in it because of the profile of the show and the opportunities that come up afterwards. At the minute, we're working through the casting process but we certainly have a lot of options. Hosting new inventions and innovation series ... Sandra Sully, with Hugh Riminton, at The Star in Pyrmont ahead of Channel 10s reveal of its programming and talent line-up for 2015. After the feeding frenzy that was The Bachelor finale last month, its not surprising Ten has doubled its offering for the lovelorn - with confirmation it will follow another season of the wife search series with the spin-off husband-seeking mission, The Bachelorette. THE BACHELOR: Blake and Louise confess "we'd do anything to be together" The bachelor winners are grinners ... Tim Robards and Anna Heinrich at The Star in Pyrmont ahead of Channel 10s reveal of its programming and talent line-up for 2015. While no decision has been made on the casting of the woman who will look for love, Bachelor rejects Laurina "dirty street pie" Fleure, Chantal Hryniewski and Zoe O'Brien are almost certainly in contention after getting a start on the VIP guest list at Ten's upfronts party on Thursday night November 13. Will they be back on Ten in 2015 ... Chantal Hryniewski, Zoe O'Brien and Laurina Fleure at The Star in Pyrmont for the network's 2015 line-up launch. Adding to the reality TV menu, Ten confirmed the return of The Biggest Loser Families format (back with four trainers, including Tiffani Hall); and also named the entrepreneurs who will play dreammakers in its new inventions and innovation series, Shark Tank. We all love our sport ... Roz Kelly, Mark Waugh and Mel McLaughlin pictured at Channel 10s reveal of its programming and talent line-up for 2015 in Sydney. To be hosted by Studio 10s Sarah Harris, the local version of the hit US format will see hopefuls pitch their ideas to the "shark" panel including Boost Juice founder Janine Allis, former fund manager turned recruitment king, Andrew Banks, Brisbane millionaire Steve Baxter, real estate guru John McGrath and Red Balloon's Naomi Stinson. In a joint venture with Foxtel, Ten will also air the UK reality and social media sensation Googlebox, which will see Australians watching other Australians watching TV. Ms McGarvey said the reality genre had been "critical" to the network this year, gaining momentum from the success of The Bachelor and MasterChef, which will also return in 2015. Obviously we had some difficulty at the top of this year, early on but since MasterChef in May that's really not been true. Next year, it's about introducing new brands that fall broadly into that area and bringing back the established brands our viewers love. See you next year ... Gary Mehigan, Brent Owens, George Calombaris, Matt Preston and Naomi Simson at The Star in Pyrmont ahead of Channel 10s reveal of programming and talent line-up for 2015. She said she was "pushing hard" for another season of Offspring, but producers and its star Asher Keddie are believed to be holding out in the hope Ten will back their other political drama, Party Tricks which has failed to capture the same audience or water cooler interest. Neither show was mentioned in the network's 2015 slate with executives sticking to the company line "negotiations are continuing." The Project hosts ... Carrie Bickmore and Pete Helliar at Channel 10s reveal of its programming and talent line-up for 2015 in Sydney. NO DRAMA - here's five to watch on Ten in 2015: Featuring interviews with Kylie Minogue, Jason Donovan, Guy Pearce and the Aussie soap's many stars, this will be a walk down memory lane in Ramsay Street. A "true life" telemovie about the fairytale love story between Mary Donaldson and Crown Prince Frederik of Denmark. To be filmed in Australia and Copenhagen. Telemovie ... Viewers will get the chance to watch the "true life" telemovie about Princess Mary. Picture Supplied. With the V8s heading back to Ten, the network will dramatise the life of one of our greatest motorsport champions. One of the greats ... Ten will air a show documenting the life of Peter Brock. A US reboot of the classic TV bromance series, casts Friends star Matthew Perry as Oscar Madison and Thomas Lennon as Felix Unger. The Odd Couple ... Matthew Perry makes a return to our screens in new American show. To commemorate the 100th anniversary of the Gallipoli campaign, these mini-documentaries recreate the diaries and letters of our diggers and their families. Originally published as What will keep us hooked in 2015