Every day, I'm learning something new about production, which makes me that much more knowledgeable and maybe that much better. Every season is a learning experience, and every season can get better and will get better.
I'm gonna bring that energy to you." At the same time, I've never done a show like this before. And you can't get a sense of those people until they walk out and you go, "Oh, that's the energy that person brought. You have to take it day by day because there are new people that come into the villa. Vandenberg: Matthew literally took the words out of my mouth. How can we entertain as many people as possible and do it through a ridiculous absurd lens of love? I'm just watching it as the viewer and just holding on for dear life hoping that we make the best, funniest show that we can possibly make for people who survived last year and lived through, you know, some really, really dark times. I can't come in with a stock joke to put in somewhere. I write it and we record it and whatever happens happens. And that's what's so exciting about the show. But I think I learned going into season one, you can't prepare. I used to be the "prince of prepare " I would love to prepare as much as possible. We have some tricks up our sleeve, and we will hopefully be equally as entertaining. One of my favorite tweets ever was like, if I go to Caesar's and you're not screaming at me in the lobby, I'm leaving." It was my favorite thing to do. And by the end, it was as if I had rabies and was the most excited.
Do a commercial." So if you watch the progression of commercials, the first ones were pretty vanilla. When Caesar's came in, they were like, "Hoffman, you've got 12 seconds. That was probably the most fun I've ever had doing anything in my entire life. Hoffman: No Caesar's! It breaks my heart. Speaking of your narration, are you heartbroken you won't be doing Caesar's promos anymore? And I am writing Hawaii puns as we speak. But it's an interesting process for sure. Nothing crazy, but just enough to see what works for me what didn't work. So I do watch the season back just a little bit. Once you get a joke done, you completely forget about it. The best part about Love Island is that it's pretty much every day. People will come up to me and say, "Oh my God, I loved when you said this." And I have no recollection of saying that! Because you're just trying to make the best show possible and support the islanders through their journey of love through this insane lens. Matthew Hoffman: Unlike Ariel, I have not worked out an entire year. But other than that, I'm just so excited. I keep being told, "They're so good." And I'm like, "Well, show them to me! Let me hold them." ( Laughs.) The only preparation I'm doing is working out and working on a tan. I keep hearing through the hallways of this hotel. I'm like, "Get me in there!" I also haven't met any of the Islanders yet. And I'm so freaking excited because I keep talking about it. Because I get to talk to all these different outlets about what the format of the show is over and over. In the days leading up to the new season, what is your preparation like, considering how much of Love Island is done in the moment?Īrielle Vandenberg: I feel like doing this press stuff before the season is actually my preparation. Related: New Island, New Cast! Here’s the Starting Cast of Love Island Season 3
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