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Escape from Scorpion Island

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Adrenaline-fuelled game show where contestants try to escape from a tropical island.

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Escape from Scorpion Island: Series 1

Reggie Yates

Caroline Flack

Escape from Scorpion Island: Series 1: Episode 43

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Episode 43

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Are Team Sting confident of making a comeback despite Team Claws head start?

Adventure game. The PowerPlays have scuppered Team Sting's efforts all week; are they confident of making a comeback despite Team Claws substantial head start?

High-octane, adrenalin-fuelled adventure game presented by Reggie Yates and Caroline Flack. Catch up on all the excitement, news and gossip from the teams. How are they reacting to the outcome of the battle for the final Time Advantage? The PowerPlays have scuppered Team Sting's efforts all week; are they confident of making a comeback despite Team Claws substantial head start? They're a strong team, but are they strong enough?

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