There have already been talks of I'm A Celebrity... Get Me Out Of Here! being filmed in the UK instead of Australia this year amid the coronavirus pandemic, along with Love Island which is normally filmed in Mallorca.
But that hasn't stopped the casting rumours flying in already - despite the fact that it normally airs in late November each year!
With names like Piers Morgan, Phillip Schofield and Richard Madeley all being thrown into the ring early on, it's no surprise that we've also seen some popular soap faces in talks for the show - Lucy Fallon, who recently left Corrie after playing Bethany Platt, and Jasmine Armfield, who recently left EastEnders after playing Bex Fowler.
And now, Beverley Callard aka the leopard print-loving legend Liz McDonald is reportedly set to head to the jungle; with a TV source telling the Mirror that she's already 'signed up' for the show, having announced she's leaving Corrie in November last year.
They told the publication, "Everyone was thrilled when Bev said yes, she is such a well-loved ITV face."
Beverley has been on the soap on and off since 1989, but made the decision last year to quit the soap and explore new opportunities, with Liz's exit due to air later this year.
Scroll through to see all the TV shows we can't wait to return:
TV shows we can't wait for the return of 2022 RADIO STACKED
1 of 16Emily In Paris
Following the success of series one and two, Netflix confirmed a third and fourth series of hit Netflix show Emily In Paris! At the moment, we don't have any start dates, but filming for series three is due to begin in 2022.
2 of 16Clarkson's Farm
Following a massively successful first series, Jeremy Clarkson confirmed in July 2021 that his show, Clarkson's Farm, had been renewed for a second series on Amazon Prime. Although there's no release date just yet, filming has started.
3 of 16Vigil
BBC bosses confirmed in March 2022 that Suranne Jones will reprise her role as DCI Amy Silva in griping drama Vigil for series two. The cast and crew are set to return to Scotland to film series two later this year, so keep your eyes peeled for any release dates.
4 of 16Squid Game
Another roaring Netflix success, Squid Game had us all hooked when it was released in 2021. Breaking records and topping streaming charts, the show proved incredibly popular and after THAT ending, left us all wanting more.Show creator Hwang Dong-hyuk has confirmed that season two is officially happening, and has even hinted of 'talks' over a third season!
5 of 16Bodyguard
Season one of BBC drama Bodyguard, starring Richard Madden and Keeley Hawes, had the nation hooked with a whopping 17 million tuning in to the series finale. Although creator Jed Mercurio confirmed there's going to be a second series, the BBC are yet to announce when it will arrive, but we expect it will be late 2022.
6 of 16You
With the almighty cliff-hanger ending of You series two, fans were over the moon when Netflix confirmed a third series, which arrived on Friday 15th October.As if that wasn't enough, bosses have now confirmed a fourth series of the hit show, although we don't have a release just yet. However, filming did start in March 2022!
7 of 16Dead To Me
In July 2020, Netflix confirmed American series Dead To Me will return for a third and final series! Will any of the fan theories turn out to be true?The show will return in 'fall 2022', so that's between September and December!
8 of 16Finding Alice
After series one aired across January and February this year, ITV bosses confirmed Keeley Hawes will be back for a second series of Finding Alice, with filming commencing in February 2022.
9 of 16Ridley
ITV bosses confirmed in January 2022 that filming has started for new detective series Ridley. The show features Adrian Dunbar as lead character Detective Inspector Alex Ridley and is due to land later in 2022.
10 of 16The Bay
Following series three in January 2022, ITV bosses confirmed The Bay had been renewed for a fourth, with filming due to begin later in the year.
11 of 16Trigger Point
Following the series finale of Trigger Point in February 2022, ITV bosses confirmed series two had been commissioned, with the show landing in 2023!
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12 of 16The Tourist
Northern Irish actor Jamie Dornan will fly back over to Australia this year, as bosses have confirmed a second series of record-breaking show The Tourist. No official date has been confirmed just yet, but we will be sure to keep you up to date with any information.
13 of 16Happy Valley
Six years after BBC drama Happy Valley aired, bosses have revealed the third and final series will be back on our screens with main actress Sarah Lancashire playing the role of Police sergeant Catherine Cawood. Filming has already started so we expect Happy Valley to land later in the year.
14 of 16The Responder
Following a successful first series earlier in 2022, BBC bosses have confirmed Martin Freeman's The Responder will return for a second series.A start date hasn't yet been revealed, but it has been confirmed that Martin will return as PC Chris Carson.
15 of 16Time
BBC prison drama Time received a 100% score from Rotten Tomatoes when it landed in June 2021, so it's no surprise bosses have renewed the show for a second series.Main actors Sean Bean and Stephen Graham won't appear in the second series, with the show turning its attention on an all-female prison.
16 of 16Black Mirror
Emmy-winning dystopian drama Black Mirror has captivated audiences with five seasons of stories, and Varietyreports that a sixth season is in the works with casting already underway. Some of the biggest episodes to date include San Junipero, USS Callister, Rachel, Jack and Ashley Too which features [Miley Cyrus](http:// planetradio.co.uk/heat//entertainment/music/miley-cyrus-before-after/), and the interactive film Bandersnatch.
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Announcing her decision to leave the soap in November 2019, Beverley told OK! magazine, "I was in shock, I felt totally numb," adding that she'd had "so many sleepless nights" over the decision to call it quits, but knew it was the right thing to do.
Of her exit, show boss Iain McLeod told Metro.co.uk, "It’s still in the planning stages but a lot about of what Bev said in her interview about she’s going out with a bang and we’re certainly not killing her off, all of that is true. But in terms of the detail of it, TBC, but it will be some heroic effort to save Steve from the nightmare in which he finds himself."
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