In addition to its regular summer run, the series is making a return this month with the third outing of Love Island: All Stars, featuring iconic Islanders across all seasons.
In a show that increasingly produces the same content, the producers are always looking to switch things up, in order for it to be as popular as it can.
"Our main focus is to keep the format fresh," creative director Mike Spencer-Hayter told RadioTimes.com and other press. "We are the number one dating show in the world. We still are, but we will also continue to be, because we have a fantastic team."
And the UK series is proving the nation still want all the sun-soaked drama it provides, with 1.3 million viewers tuning in for the latest Love Island summer finale.
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Love Island: All Stars returns on Monday 12th January at 9pm on ITV2.
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