Edith is once again as a top cook, Maurice sinks deeply in self -pity and a jungle test again reveals large educational gaps, but also even more sympathy for Lilly. But in the end, Sam of all people has to leave the camp.
Sometimes people say things that they shouldn't say. For example Mumpitz like: “The gentlemen are wonderful and the women are stupid.” Hahaha, Pierre! What did we all laugh! Wortstem, linguistics and such: Can you tear the mega joke again? Oh, and because people don't celebrate this Stone Age humor, you say: “I say nothing about that now!” Perfect. Classics of crisis communication. After all, the pattern is known: First knock out and then swell off, if the reaction is not, as desired.
Holla, have we really arrived at day 12? But it becomes the highest railway that the campers get their luxury items back! Pillow, perfume, pictures of your loved ones – bring it! The deprivation was so immeasurably large and painful that it triggered apocalyptic feelings! One could almost think that the jungle residents have moved between life and death in the past few days – only that the greatest threat around the campfire are mostly boredom and self -staging. However, campers like spectators have a similar feeling when you have to attend Edith when cooking.
Of course, she tears the post of the chef again. Your culinary understanding leaves something to be desired. She does not manage to fry meat properly, considers Yams to be a relative of the pastinake, is convinced that oyster mushrooms must not be cut, and fails even on simple rice. But as soon as she opens her mouth, she pretends to be Paul Bocuse personally. The self -confidence is there, the expertise? Oh well. As you say so beautifully: there is still room for improvement.
“Now you have to be the lion!”
One who also annoys unspeakably on the twelfth day is the man who sees himself as a “lion”. Because he did not receive enough voices from the spectators the day before and was clearly counted, he withdraws and plunges into a melancholic meaning crisis. Mimimi. He promised at home that “the dad wins”. This false self -assessment alone, to believe seriously, to win the jungle crown – wonderfully stupid! (As Pierre would say.) Perhaps it is also a mixture of hurt ego and a lack of feeling for your own outer picture. After all, Maurice also thinks that he was a lion.
But can we go back a few days for a short time? Do you still remember, dear reader, how Maurice once annoyed himself loudly when you didn't speak your last name properly? The shot Yeliz has now revealed the following in an interview: “He always called me Yeliz Kotz or approached me on my arm hair, etc..” Well, what can you say? That Maurice is owed by the wrong pronunciation of his name, but at the same time consider others with little creative “nicknames”? A Schelm who thinks double standards. Lilly tries to spice up with motivational speeches, because of “now you have to be the lion!”. But Kimba, the Babylöwe, prefers to bathe in the tearful self -pity.
“Brother,” Come on! On the other hand, you can also be happy if he whines all day. Then at least he doesn't keep elongated tirades over his bowel movement!


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“I'm a star – get me out of here!” Run from RTL every day at 8:15 p.m. on February 9th to the final on February 9th. All episodes, previous seasons and information about the show are of course also available on RTL+.
Buffalo vagina, Perth and “Lilly-Land”
Perhaps the 26-year-old kitten should rather take an example of the “tough aunts” Lilly and Edith. In the joint jungle test “Dine or embarrassing”, the two are allowed to take a culinary journey into the deepest abysses of the wildlife. Crocodileherz, lamb stomach, buffalo vagina: all of this is on the menu and must be consumed completely. Unless women answer the questions correctly, which are among other things: “What is the name of the capital of Australia?”
“Perth?” Asks Edith. Oh dear, they fly seriously 24 hours after Down Under and don't even know what the capital of Australia is called! In the end there are four stars for this strangling challenge. The true hero? Clearly: the human digestive system. But also the ability to survive such exams, as Lilly impressively shows, with a poker face. Or as the 48-year-old describes it himself: “I'm in Lilly-Land!”
A treasure hunt is on the plan again on day 12. “Amore” and Timur move out to the notorious “Beer Pong”. Only there is slimy jungle slot instead of beer and instead of red cups, there is an involuntary human collecting cup alias Timur. The dynamic? Alessia fishes with her mouth to balls, Timur catches her up. And lo and behold, it's worth: a treasure chest with chips is waiting at the end. So far, so little spectacular – but in the absence of other highlights, the camp is celebrating itself for every little success.
Understand to understand
At the end we devote ourselves again Maurice, the shot lion. The investigative nose for interpersonal relationships has a suspicion: is Timur's emotional support just jungle fake? Has he tried to cheer him up with a mixed story? Or did he just want the cameras to be aimed at him instead of Maurice? After all, he is an actor! “I hate it like the plague!” He realizes behind his back before he confronts him. While Timur finds his accusations “hideous”, the lion underpins his suspicion: “I just want to understand things so that I understand it, I know what I mean, brother?”
Yes, brother! But can you maybe think about whether your own role in the jungle couldn't be staged? And now: Husch, Husch, on the quiet place! And thank you for letting humanity share in your shops so generously!
The jungle camp unfortunately has to leave another brother. Bye, Sam! Greetings to Rafi!