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THERE WERE VICIOUS and cruel rumours doing the rounds that all three seasons of Love Island would be made available on Netflix, ahead of the season four premiere this summer.
However, it’s only going to be available on UK Netflix. Cruel, tbh.
Ok, where the hell can I watch it so?
You can watch all 43 (!!!) episodes of Love Island on the 3player here. The first two seasons aren’t available as of yet, unless you want to go about streaming them another way that might be dodgy (and frankly we don’t want to know about it).
There are loads of highlight videos and clips on YouTube though, if that’ll tide you over.
However, having conducted a brief investigation, I have come to one conclusion:
It will PROBABLY air the last week in May, or the first week in June.
What am I basing this on, you might ask? Well, you see, last year’s series aired on May 30th. Applying that same logic, we’re going to hazard a guess and predict a May 28th or a June 4th premiere.
Do we know who’s going to be on it?
Not yet. But soon, my pretties. Soon, all will be revealed, and the public will pair them off like lambs to the slaughter …
absolute madness that the contestants of Love Island are just out there in the world now preparing for the show. doing a cleanse. base tan beyond belief. lash extensions ready. none of us know the memes we’ll be making about them in a few short weeks. it brings a tear to the eye
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Love Island is NOT coming to Irish Netflix, but here's how you can catch up before the new series
THERE WERE VICIOUS and cruel rumours doing the rounds that all three seasons of Love Island would be made available on Netflix, ahead of the season four premiere this summer.
However, it’s only going to be available on UK Netflix. Cruel, tbh.
Ok, where the hell can I watch it so?
You can watch all 43 (!!!) episodes of Love Island on the 3player here. The first two seasons aren’t available as of yet, unless you want to go about streaming them another way that might be dodgy (and frankly we don’t want to know about it).
There are loads of highlight videos and clips on YouTube though, if that’ll tide you over.
Fair enough, and when does the new series start?
Good question – we don’t actually know yet. A new trailer featuring host Caroline Flack and narrator Iain Stirling.
However, having conducted a brief investigation, I have come to one conclusion:
It will PROBABLY air the last week in May, or the first week in June.
What am I basing this on, you might ask? Well, you see, last year’s series aired on May 30th. Applying that same logic, we’re going to hazard a guess and predict a May 28th or a June 4th premiere.
Do we know who’s going to be on it?
Not yet. But soon, my pretties. Soon, all will be revealed, and the public will pair them off like lambs to the slaughter …
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