Love Island Australia

Can someone PLEASE shut this narrator up? He's not funny AT ALL. It's the worst part of the show. I might actually like this show if he didn't talk.

This is quite simply the finest work of television since AMC's "Breaking Bad" ended. This human experiment of depravity and soulless, vapid pursuits, disguised as a group of young people seeking love and genuine lifelong connection has you howling with laughter at every turn. Not only will you smile, but you will most certainly cry as well. You might be thinking, "Stephen Paddock offered more to society than these bozos.." I challenge you to find more heartwrenching scenes of emotional transparency. Will Cassidy really split up Tayla and Grant? Does Elias even know why he's here? Will Josh ever catch a break and find that special someone? They're in there for the right reasons. Some will be rewarded with love, others with heartbreak. One thing is certain: no one knows how to pronounce the narrator's name. Game of Thrones ended in disaster. Love Island never ends at all. Stay shapey...

A bunch of plastic people trying to be normal people and find love, hahahaha, they must spend 2 hours on set and 22 hours doing there make up

Completely by accident I started with season 3. It was really nice, with very composed, nice, funny (Taku was great, but not only him) people. Kind of surreal that all of them, before or after taking a tough decision, discussed with all those involved. I am not sure this is the case in real life. They like it or not, you're by yourself, so you have to do indeed what is the best for you, but it's not fair to hurt people in the process. You have to be open, and I really liked it. Very articulate contestants in season 3. I gave a full 10. Unfortunately, after that I got to season 1. I totally understand that, at the very beginning, they didn't know what happens, so they were careless (like in real life, where you gossip about X with Y and splash dirt about him/her and the next day you do the same with Y about X). However I finished it, and also season 2, and I must confess that I liked it.

Of course it's edited, but you cannot edit emotions, and there were real emotions flying over every episode. I was just curious about Love Island UK, and I must confess that, after 3 episodes of season 1, I like the Australia one way more.

Prior to season 6, the series was good but not overly exciting or entertaining. They really made a lot of improvement in season 6; better casting but also tons of twists and turns in the most creative ways. Very impressed with Season 6, couldn't wait for the next episode all the way to the very end of the season. The cast was relatable with lots of villains. If I had one complaint, it would be the misogynist and hypocritical attitudes of some of the men, especially one in particular who time and time again tried his hardest to be the most morally superior one there while constantly judging the women.