LOVE Island fans believe they came up with the idea to spice up the show when it resumed a few months later.
Viewers want aBig Brotherstyle live feed on one of ITV's many channels or on the new streaming service.
Some argue that the move will allow fans ofLove Islandto track every moment, not just the ones the producers have chosen.
And that means all bust-ups will be shown. , and previously claimed to have paddled in a series of unaired columns.
Coco Lodge, 27, also shared a moment that didn't make it onto our screens.
One fan noted that an early feature of Big Brother, the live feed, is used in several international television formats.
They tweeted: “The UK needs to have a 24/7 live feed just like Big Brother USA & Canada. I'll give you a challenge & I won't show you activities outside the villa like dating, but let's see the daily drama inside the villa!"
Another reason: Big like a bra? You can't catch everything in one hour. I need more.
Third Post: "I wish Love Island had a live feed like Big Brother's E4. Nothing would get done."
But putting the show on the live feed is problematic because what we see at home doesn't necessarily happen that day.
Cliffhangers and other filming quirks
Love Island is slated to return to our screens for a second winter series in January.
The show will ring in the new year with a new batch of Love Islanders heading to South Africa.
Just a few months later, in his summer of 2023, the show once again extended its eight-week streak to a villa in Mallorca.
