Love Island is back tonight from 9pm on Virgin Media One.
It's yet another jam packed show on tonight's Love Island. Mike finally pulls Luke M for a chat, the Islanders play 'Oktobersesh', Rebecca and Wallace discuss their coupling plus Callum and Shauna are quizzed on their status.
If all that wasn't enough, the Islanders also must vote for the least compatible couples on tonight's show. Yikes. Here's a first look:
Mike chats to Luke M
On tonight’s Love Island Mike wants to have a word with Luke M after he interrupted his chat with Jess last night, telling him “That was a bit frosty.”
Luke M says: “There’s only so much you can take. I know you’re going to talk to her, but pulling her so much today…”
Mike replies: “Have I? Or has she just gravitated towards me?
“You came up mid conversation, sat down interrupted and then grabbed her. Fair enough my arm was around her, the girl was cold. You didn’t provide a jacket for her, Mr Gentleman.”
Mike adds: “Naturally she’ll pick me because I’m more of her type.”
And says to Luke M: “To me it seems you’re a bit insecure.”
Luke M replies: “Let’s let this run its natural course.
“I know you’re going to chat to her and stuff. We’ll just have to see how it pans out.”
Meanwhile, Jess tells the girls: “I think I could fancy Luke. I think I want to fancy Luke. I’m happy with him and I like the way things are going and I’m hopeful that things are going to go well.
But she adds: “I need to give it more time. Now, my doubts with Luke could potentially push me towards Mike.”
The Islanders play 'Oktobersesh'
It’s time for the Islanders to don their best lederhosen as Shaughna receives news of today’s challenge. The text reads: “Islanders it’s time to sort the weiners from the losers in today’s couples challenge OKTOBERSESH! #pitchperfect #sillysausages”
Shaughna jokes: “I think there’s going to be a lot of sausage flying about… I don’t want to say it’s my calling in life!”
And the Islanders have got their work cut out with three different rounds. First up, the boys must throw beer from their stein into those the girls are holding. The couple with the least liquid at the end is out. Next up, the girls must toss pretzels, with the hope of hooking them onto poles tied at the boys’ waists. Those with the least hooked on at the end are out.
And finally, for those who’ve made it to the final, they must hold sausages between their mouths and roll on their sides together to the other end of the course. First to complete all of their weiners wins.
Callum and Shaughna are quizzed on their relationship
Elsewhere, Shaughna and Callum chat to their fellow Islanders about the status of their relationship. Sophie teases Shaughna as she jokes: “What’s it like to be in love...?”
Sophie then asks: “Do you see yourself being Callum’s girlfriend?”
Shaughna replies: “Yeah, I suppose.. obviously I came in here to find someone. But I didn’t think I would. I’m not looking for anyone else.”
At the bar, Nas and Luke T are quizzing Callum his thoughts.
Luke T asks: “Are you exclusive?”
Callum replies: “Yeah, deffo” but then quizzes: “Do you have to ask that question, or does it just happen?”
Rebecca and Wallace chat about their coupling
Rebecca and Wallace discuss the lack of spark in their coupling. Wallace says: “I’ve been trying to get to know you. There’s not a spark there. I don’t want to be fake and force it.”
Rebecca agrees admitting: “I don’t think there’s anything coming from it. We both gave it a chance. There’s no connection there at all.”
The Islanders vote for the least compatible couples
The Islanders are faced with a tough decision tonight. They receive a text explaining that they need to vote for the two couples that they think are the least compatible. They’re warned that those couples who receive the most votes will be at risk of being dumped from the Island.
The couples struggle with the decision, with some debating whether or not to try and vote tactically.
For Wallace and Rebecca it’s about trying to stay in the Villa and meet new people, for Luke M it’s a chance to try and remove Mike from his love triangle, while others worry about sending their friends home.
Who'll be at risk?
