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Bobo's in the bush is the Dutch version of I'm a Celebrity...Get Me Out of Here!.
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Bobo's in the bush is the Dutch version of I'm a Celebrity...Get Me Out of Here!.
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Was shot in Borneo, Indonesia and ran from 20 March to 27 June 2003 on RTL. There were ten contestants:
| Celebrity | Famous for |
|---|---|
| Danny Rook | TV presenter |
| Horace Cohen | Actor |
| Peggy Jane de Schepper | Actress |
| Mari Carmen Oudendijk | TV presenter |
| Sabine Koning | Actress |
| Sander Janson | TV presenter |
| Christine van der Horst | Television show host |
| Jimmy Geduld | Actor |
| Inge Ipenburg | Actress |
| Henk Bres | Columnist / Radio show host |
8 March 2004 to 3 July 2004 on RTL. There were ten contestants:
| Celebrity | Famous for |
|---|---|
| Anouk van Nes | Actress |
| Robert Schoemacher | Physician |
| Mental Theo | DJ |
| Micky Hoogendijk | Actress |
| Chris Tates | Singer |
| Sander Foppele | Actor |
| Cindy Pielstroom | TV host |
| Henk Schiffmacher | Tattooer |
| Xandra Brood | Stylist |
| Bonnie St. Claire | Singer |
Was shot in Brazil and Argentina and ran from 7 March to 16 May 2005 on RTL. There were ten contestants:
| Celebrity | Famous for |
|---|---|
| Ferri Somogyi | Actor |
| Jessica Gal | Judoka |
| Ruud Benard | Reality TV-star |
| Jody Bernal | Singer |
| Lizelotte van Dijk | Actress |
| Fajah Lourens | Actress |
| Valerie Zwikker | TV-host |
| Jacques Herb | Singer |
| Menno Köhler | Dancer |
| Viola Holt | TV-host |
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