I’m A Celebrity presenters Ant & Dec have revealed that they think 70 year old George Hamilton is ‘the one to watch’ on this year’s series.

“We’re both so excited the show’s started,” Dec told The Sun. “George Hamilton’s one we’ve got our eye on and we might have some fun with Kim Woodburn as well, but you never know with I’m A Celebrity. No-one would ever have thought [on last year's show that] David Van Day would be the funniest thing on TV.”

The pair also chatted about the show’s first challenge, which saw one man and one woman swim through shark infested water to a nearby island.

“They drew straws to decide who should go overboard, and two of them weren’t best pleased,” Dec said. “That’s why we love doing this show. The surprises.”

Ant and Dec have moved onto BBC territory and come out in support of Strictly judge Alesha Dixon.

Dec told London radio station LBC: “I think Arlene is missed and she did a great job on the panel. But Alesha does bring something new to it – a youthful dynamic.”

Ant added: “Alesha has had quite a lot of stick and you’ve got to remember that when Cheryl Cole started on The X Factor, she had weeks of the auditions to get used to passing judgment.

“Alesha will get there, she’ll get there.”

TV stars Ant and Dec have landed a whopping advertising deal with Nintendo which will see them rake in £1 million each!

In what will be the company’s biggest ever campaign, Ant and Dec will challenge members of the public to play against them on popular Wii and DS games.

Ant said: “My Nintendo kept us entertained for hours in the PJ and Duncan years.”

Presenting duo, Ant and Dec have insisted that reality TV is not dead. Thank God, or Unreality TV would certainly be out of a job!

The pair say that just because Channel 4 have canceled Big Brother, doe not mean that the genre is on its way out.

Ant told the Daily Star: “It changed TV, like Pop Idol. But reality TV is here to stay. People who want to kill it off are going to be disappointed. It’s not the root of all evil.”

Ant and Dec have spoken out in defence of the decision to allow Susan Boyle to audition for Britain’s Got Talent.

Susan had an emotional breakdown after failing to win the show but Ant told the Media Guardian Edinburgh International Television Festival: “You can’t start censoring people because you don’t think they would be able to handle the fame and the attention as well as they should.

“You can’t turn round and say you don’t think she’s going to handle it that well so we won’t have her on the show.”

Dec said that Boyle appeared on the show “to fulfil a dream. How do you say you can’t go on?”

TV duo Ant and Dec, have admitted that Simon Cowell apologised for hiring Kelly Brook without consulting them.

Kelly was hired as the fourth Britain’s Got Talent judge earlier this year, but sacked after only six days on the job.

Speaking at the time, Dec admitted: “We were angry about Kelly. But it was because no-one asked our opinion. What was upsetting was that it happened in the first place. It was wrong from the start.”

In a new interview with Q magazine Ant commented: “We had a bit of an issue with him bringing in a fourth judge. But we sat down and talked about it and he apologised for not consulting us.”

Dec added: “Simon’s not that big a pain in the arse. He’s quite charming.”

Despite being hard hit by the credit crunch, ITV have hinted that they have been able to hang on to three of their biggest stars.

The Sun reports that when asked if Simon Cowell and Ant & Dec would be remaining with the channel, ITV’s chief operating officer John Cresswell said: “Yes, all three of them.”

An ITV spokesman added: “Ant and Dec and Simon Cowell are very important members of the ITV family and have themselves talked publicly about their commitment to the channel.

“We are in discussions about working with them in the future.”

This year sees Ant & Dec marking a whopping 20 years of comedic togetherness and to celebrate, they’re launching their own autobiography which is entitled, ‘Ooh! What A Lovely Pair! Our Story’.

The book, due for its official launch on September 17th reveals how the duo began their telly lives as PJ and Duncan in smash hit kids’ show Byker Grove and will chart their meteoric rise to TV fame..

But best of all, we’re promised that the lads will tell all about the behind the scenes bitching and feuds they’ve encountered on I’m A Celebrity… Get Me Out of Here!

If you can’t wait until the general release of the book, you can pre-order it soon on Ant & Dec’s own site here. It’s going to be on my Christmas list, that’s for sure.

ITV bosses have vowed to keep hold of telly duo Ant and Dec despite the current credit crunch.

Ant and Dec currently present Britain’s Got Talent, Saturday Night Takeaway and I’m A Celebrity for the channel and ITV are keen to keep them on board.

An ITV source told The Sun: “Watching the boys on form on Britain’s Got Talent is something to behold.

“It clearly shows that we have to do everything we can to make sure we keep them exclusive.”

The pair will have to take a pay cut if they do sign a new contract.

Ant said: “Everybody is suffering – it’s global – but what we’re interested in is making great shows.”

Dec added: “Our relationship with ITV is a big thing. We still have three really big shows.

“I don’t know if we’d have enough time to do a project on another channel.”

Britain’s Got Talent presenters Ant and Dec have branded show judge Simon Cowell a child.

The pair came to their decision after Cowell compiled a list of all the tings he liked which included ‘robots, cars, dogs and cartoons.’

Ant and Dec told The Sun: “After looking at it we came to the conclusion that he’s basically a 12 year-old boy.”

They added: “Next he’ll be telling us his favourite pastimes include looking at the bra section of his Mum’s Freemans catalogue behind the sofa!”