Love Island: All Stars

"**Masterpiece in Every Sense**: This show is an absolute triumph of storytelling, pushing boundaries and challenging perceptions in every episode. From its thought-provoking themes to its impeccable character development, every aspect of this show is crafted with precision and depth. Prepare to be intellectually stimulated, emotionally moved, and utterly captivated from start to finish. A true work of art that leaves an indelible mark on the soul. 10/10, without a doubt."

This show truly changed my life in ways I never imagined possible. It challenged my beliefs, expanded my horizons, and opened my mind to new perspectives I had never considered before. The characters felt like friends, guiding me through their journeys and teaching me valuable lessons about love, loss, and the human condition. It sparked conversations with friends and family that delved into the deepest corners of our souls. It inspired me to pursue my passions and embrace life with a newfound sense of purpose and appreciation. In short, this show has left an indelible mark on my heart and soul, forever shaping who I am and how I view the world.

The All Stars are all former contestants and here in a remote villa to find love. Typically Love Island contestants haven't known each other before entering so there are games and tests to get them to know each other. This time there are lots of issues where the contestants do know each other. However this has backfired as it simply makes this unwatchable. Games are rare and all that is left are lots of sad and uncomfortable situations with a few arguments from engineered situations that the producers create. Anyone viewing this for even the shortest of moments will realise that these are puppets who are being manipulated with very little chance of building a real relationship. The villa technically is a prison, the conversation has to remain away from real things, only gossip seems to be allowed and each time someone might be forming a strong bond the production team steps in to try and destroy it. Added to this some of those in the villa simply can't do relationships. This inevitably leads to a social media outcry and backlash. A final tragedy is that the viewers are given the chance to vote and leaves to even more painful situations where exes are coupled together or couples voted off. Overall it becomes very sad and almost cruel to watch.

One cast member filed for divorce a year prior to the show but the divorce is not finalised is what he has revealed in this show when explaining his situation to another Love Island cast mate; then he further discloses and talks about having a young son. Why on earth are they casting people who aren't even divorced yet and with children no less. So immoral. Another cast member has a reputation of having what can only be described as very erratic and emotionally unstable behaviour scary to the men in the villa who have to stay away from her due to her behaviour and reputation. Of course the man who is still married and the emotionally unstable woman find each other because no one else wants them. This is sad and demoralising.

Just a bunch of nothings doing nothing, milking their extra 15 minutes of fame. They are not really clearly here to find love whatsoever, not surprised this show isn't popular as it once was. It's just the same boring concept like the main show itself, it is scripted and fake for instance fake relationships and romance which don't sandwich well together, absolutely pointless. Maybe it is best if you keep relationships private and not over-expose yourself such as social media influencers which is a major bug bear. I suggest people should watch a good drama or something to enlighten themselves and avoid this, honestly go get a real job unless for anyone who wants to milk their 15 minutes of fame.. this programme is miserable.