Let’s not pretend we weren’t itching for another dating show when Love Island came to an end on ITV2. Luckily, Peacock had our back and brought back all the most dramatic stars from the past seasons. That includes UK and USA stars, including Megan Barton-Hanson, Jack Fowler, and Cely Vazquez.
How many episodes are on Love Island Games?
There are just 17 episodes of Love Island Games. The finale is scheduled for Monday, November 20, 2023, after episodes began to air on November 1, six nights a week except for Saturdays.
From Sundays through to Fridays, we’ll get to see which former islanders are getting close to the $100K couple’s prize. It’s nowhere near as long as the original show though, which usually airs for eight weeks.
The series began filming in Fiji in September 2023, meaning it’s not filmed closer to real-time like the original series on ITV2. At the time of writing, episode 9 is set to hit Peacock on Friday, November 10.
Episode schedule on Peacock
as each episode goes by I’m loving jack and justine even more 🥺#LoveIslandGames pic.twitter.com/bDTk9DtDW0
— yeezyslumps (@theyluvyeezy03) November 10, 2023Where can you watch Love Island Games?
Peacock is exclusively streaming Love Island Games six nights a week. You will need to pay for a subscription to watch the spin-off dating show. In the UK, you can on Peacock via Sky or Now TV.
ITV2 will be showing Love Island Games – although they are yet to confirm a date. To watch through Peacock directly, your device must physically be located in the US to stream.
You could use a trusted VPN if you don’t have a Sky or Now TV account, such as NordVPN. However, Now TV will allow you to watch any Peacock show live or on catch-up at no extra cost.
every episode gets more and more messy #LoveIslandGames pic.twitter.com/I48YvrSFtg
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