John Barrowman and Emily Atack faced electric shocks during Saturday night's Dingo Dollar Challenge if they failed to correctly link up a circuit board.

However in true I'm A Celebrity style the challenge appeared much harder than first meets the eye, as Emily had instruct John from the top of a tree.

The duo were told that the mistakes they made may be 'shocking', alluding to their punishment if they failed to build the circuits incorrectly.  

The directions for the task said: 'Up the tree one of you will go, then shout what you see to the person below, they must create the exact same circuit, mistakes may be shocking but the dollars are worth it.' 

Understanding the orders, John reiterated that one of them had to go up a tree and look at a circuit board while the other had to plug it in on a bigger circuit below.

Emily added: 'If we get it wrong, we get electrocuted', while John quipped back, 'Oh joy, I can't wait'.

John hoisted Emily up the tree wearing a harness, once she was up there she panicked and told John that she didn't know how to describe the board to him.

She asked a bewildered John how she should describe it before he shouted back: 'I don't know! I can't see the thing.'

After admitting that grids and wires are her 'worst nightmare', she began to direct John by giving him instructions on how to join together the circuit.

However John bluntly told her that her instructions made no sense at all. 

Evidently Emily's instructions weren't working for the pair as when John attached the first connector Emily was given an electric shock.

The actress shouted as she received a jolt for getting the task wrong.    

On the second attempt, John connected the wires correctly but more electric shocks followed for both of them.

John admitted: 'The electric shocks were vigorous, they were strong and spurting.'

After finally managing to complete the circuit Emily and John collected their Dingo Dollars and headed to the outback shack. 

Tea or biscuits were on offer for the camp and after a quick deliberation, they decided to treat the camp to some biscuits.  

Kiosk Kev called the camp, Rita answered the phone, and he asked them 'what percentage of British men would like to be in a polygamous marriage? A/ 12% or B/ 5%'.

Anne said 'Maybe I'm a cynic but I'm inclined to go with the higher number.' The camp all thought about it and eventually settled on 5%.

Kiosk Kev shut his kiosk in John and Emily's face after the camp failed to guess the correct answer.

They cheekily pushed over Kiosk Kev's sign as they headed back to camp, with Emily defiantly adding 'I didn't want biscuits anyway'.