The first full length trailer for Love Island's fourth season has officially landed.
The summer reality TV staple is expected to return for its longest series yet in just a few weeks, running for a total of eight weeks.
That’s seven days longer than last year, and a whole fortnight longer than the first two series.
Anyways, the trailer features a bunch of guests arriving onto what basically looks like the Love Island villa on a plane.
With Caroline Flack piloting them away, they soon really get into the party-on-a-plane.
The 55 second trailer ends with Iain Stirling promising the series will be "landing soon on ITV2."
There's just one thing missing from it all. Well, actually, there's a few.
We still haven't gotten a glimpse of the cast (unless they're hidden somewhere as a cameo appearance in the trailer), or a start date.
It's expected to be the same villa as last year, though, so at least we know what that will look like.
For the last few years, Love Island has begun either in the first week of June or very late May, so it's most likely going to be around then for the start of series 4.
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