There's a silver lining for fans of the celebrity version.
after eight series.
The programme sees a team of ex-army officials from the US and UK put a group of recruits through the Special Air Services screening process in the ultimate test of their mental, emotional and physical strength. However, despite the loss of the show, its celebrity spin-off is set to continue with a brand new series coming this summer.
has seen the likes of Helen Skelton, Ulrika Johnson, Maisie Smith, Fatima Whitbread, Pete Wicks and more test their mettle against a series of brutal training exercises.
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