The comedian also gives the biggest differences between the American and British versions of the hit reality show.

"Love Island" narrator Iain Stirling has some jam-packed days as he writes jokes and records narration for both "Love Island USA" and "U.K."

Contestants Yulissa Escobar and Cierra Ortega were removed from 'Love Island USA' for past use of racial slurs.

For Iain Stirling, the Scottish comedian who narrates the show — and has narrated Love Island UK since its premiere in 2015 — Amaya's hilariousness is not only entertaining, like it is for the audience, but it's something he's come to admire.

In a recent interview, Stirling recalled mentioning beloved Islander Jeremiah Brown, who was dumped by his fellow Islanders in one of the shocking twists of the season. Following his exit from the villa, viewers have been hopeful he would return to the show to continue exploring after a tumultuous time with Huda Mustafa.

As the Movie Night chaos kicks off, read on for all the ways Love Island has changed - from smoking in the villa, to Islanders getting freaky on camera and lots more. Then: The Islanders used to smoke on camera and in the first three seasons, we'd often see the cast having a little gossip session in the smoking area.