Love Island Australia (season 2)

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Love Island Australia
Season 2
No. of episodes29
Release
Original network Nine Network
Original release7 October (2019-10-07) –
14 November 2019 (2019-11-14)
Season chronology
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Season 3

The second season of Love Island Australia premiered on the Nine Network and 9Now on Monday, 7 October 2019 presented by Sophie Monk and narrated by Eoghan McDermott. [1] [2]

Contents

Format

Love Island involves a group of contestants, referred to as Islanders (in the show) living in isolation from the outside world in a villa in Fiji, constantly under video surveillance. To survive in the villa the Islanders must be coupled up with another Islander, whether it be for love, friendship or money, as the overall winning couple receives $50,000. On the first day, the Islanders couple up for the first time based on first impressions, but over the duration of the series, they are forced to "re-couple" where they can choose to remain in their current couple or swap and change.

Any Islander who remains single after the coupling is eliminated and dumped from the island. Islanders can also be eliminated via public vote, as during the series the public vote through the Love Island app available on smartphones for their favourite couple, or who they think is the most compatible. Couples who receive the fewest votes risk being eliminated. Often a twist has occurred where it has been up to the Islanders to vote one of their own off the island. During the final week, the public vote for which couple they want to win the series and therefore take home $50,000. The winners can pick between share the money ($25,000 each) or take it all depending on an envelope they open as seen in love island Australia series 1.

Islanders

The first Islanders were announced on 29 September 2019, one week before the premiere episode. [3]

NameAgeHometownOccupationEnteredStatus
Anna McEvoy27 Melbourne, Victoria ModelDay 4Winner (Day 36)
Josh Packham25 Northern Beaches, New South Wales Mortgage BrokerDay 8Winner (Day 36)
Cartier Surjan19 Sydney, New South Wales LifeguardDay 1Runner-up (Day 36)
Matthew Zukowski23 Melbourne, Victoria Wrestler/ModelDay 1Runner-up (Day 36)
Aaron Deacon Shaw27 Gold Coast, Queensland Model/Former SoldierDay 17Third Place (Day 36)
Cynthia Taylu23 Brisbane, Queensland ModelDay 1Third Place (Day 36)
Jessie Wynter23 Hobart, Tasmania WaitressDay 1Fourth place (Day 30)
Todd Elton 26 Melbourne, Victoria Former Australian Football League PlayerDay 21Fourth place (Day 30)
Blake Williamson28 Gold Coast, Queensland Plumber/Personal TrainerDay 21Dumped (Day 29)
Margarita Smith26 Melbourne, Victoria Aged Care WorkerDay 25Dumped (Day 29)
Adam Farrugia27 Gold Coast, Queensland PlastererDay 1Dumped (Day 27)
Isabelle Green27 Brisbane, Queensland Home CarerDay 15Dumped (Day 26)
Luke Packham25 Northern Beaches, New South Wales Synthetic Grass InstallerDay 8Dumped (Day 26)
Cassie Lansdell26 Sydney, New South Wales Executive AssistantDay 1Dumped (Day 26)
Gerard Majda23 Perth, Western Australia Personal TrainerDay 1Walked (Day 22)
Biannca Furchtman25 Sydney, New South Wales Sales ExecutiveDay 15Dumped (Day 20)
Jordan Cayless28 Perth, Western Australia HairdresserDay 15Dumped (Day 20)
Eoghan Murphy24 Gold Coast, Queensland Real Estate AgentDay 2Dumped (Day 19)
Angel Ellis-Holley19 Brisbane, Queensland ModelDay 15Dumped (Day 17)
Tea Frazer20 Perth, Western Australia Retail AssistantDay 15Dumped (Day 17)
Maurice Salib27 Sydney, New South Wales Media ExecutiveDay 1Dumped (Day 14)
Vanessa Joli24 Sydney, New South Wales Business WomanDay 1Dumped (Day 14)
Phoebe Thompson28 Sydney, New South Wales Credit AnalystDay 4Dumped (Day 11)
Sam Withers28 Melbourne, Victoria International DJDay 1Dumped (Day 7)

Coupling and elimination history

Week 1Week 2Week 3Week 4Week 5
Day 1Day 3Day 7Day 11Day 14Day 17Day 19Day 20Day 22Day 26Day 27Day 29Day 30Day 36
AnnaNot in VillaGerardJoshImmuneJoshImmuneJoshImmuneJoshSafeImmuneJoshBlake
& Margarita
to dump		SafeWinners
(Day 36)
JoshNot in VillaAnnaImmuneAnnaImmuneAnnaImmuneAnnaSafeImmuneAnna
CartierGerardAdamImmuneAdamImmuneAdamImmuneAdamSafeImmuneMatthewBlake
& Margarita
to dump		SafeRunners-up
(Day 36)
MatthewVanessaVanessaSingleIsabelleImmuneSingleIsabelle
to couple up		SingleImmuneVulnerableCartier
AaronNot in VillaBiannca & Jessie
to save		CynthiaImmuneCynthiaSafeImmuneCynthiaBlake
& Margarita
to dump		SafeThird Place
(Day 36)
CynthiaSamMauriceGerardGerardImmuneAaronImmuneAaronSafeImmuneAaron
JessieMauriceEoghanEoghanVulnerableSingleVulnerableGerardImmuneToddSafeImmuneToddVulnerableEliminatedFourth place
(Day 30)
ToddNot in VillaJessieSafeImmuneJessie
BlakeNot in VillaIsabelleMargaritaImmuneImmuneMargaritaVulnerableDumped
(Day 29)
MargaritaNot in VillaBlakeImmuneImmuneBlake
AdamCassieCartierImmuneCartierImmuneCartierImmuneCartierSafeImmuneSingleDumped
(Day 27)
IsabelleNot in VillaMatthewImmuneEoghan
to dump		VulnerableBlakeSingleImmuneVulnerableDumped
(Day 26)
CassieAdamPhoebeLukeImmuneLukeImmuneLukeImmuneLukeEliminatedDumped
(Day 26)
LukeNot in VillaCassieImmuneCassieImmuneCassieImmuneCassieEliminatedDumped
(Day 26)
GerardCartierAnnaSingleCynthiaCynthiaImmuneJessieImmuneSingleWalked
(Day 22)
BianncaNot in VillaSingleVulnerableEoghan
to dump		VulnerableDumped
(Day 20)
JordanNot in VillaEoghanImmuneEoghan
to dump		VulnerableDumped
(Day 20)
EoghanNot in VillaJessieJessieVulnerableJordanImmuneSingleDumped
(Day 19)
AngelNot in VillaSingleVulnerableDumped
(Day 17)
TeaNot in VillaSingleVulnerableDumped
(Day 17)
MauriceJessieSingleCynthiaVulnerableDumped
(Day 14)
VanessaMatthewMatthewVulnerableDumped
(Day 14)
PhoebeNot in VillaCassieSingleDumped
(Day 11)
SamCynthiaSingleDumped
(Day 7)
Notes 1 2 3
WalkedNoneGerardNone
DumpedNo
Dumping		Sam
Failed to
couple up		 Phoebe
Islander's
choice
to dump		Maurice
Girl's choice
to dump		No
Dumping		Angel
Aaron's choice
to dump		 Eoghan
Bombsquad's
choice
to dump		Biannca
Matthew's
choice
to dump		No
Dumping		Cassie &
Luke
Australia's
choice
to dump		 Isabelle
1 of 3 votes
to dump		Adam
Failed to
couple up		Blake &
Margarita
3 of 3 votes
to dump		Jessie &
Todd
Australia's
choice
to dump		Aaron & Cynthia
Third–most
votes to win
Matthew & Cartier
Second–most
votes to win
Vanessa
Boy's choice
to dump		Tea
Aaron's choice
to dump		Jordan
Matthew's
choice
to dump
Anna & Josh
Most votes
to win
Notes

Series details

Weekly summary

The main events in the Love Island villa are summarised in the table below.

Week 1Entrances
  • On Day 1, Adam, Cartier, Cassie, Cynthia, Gerard, Jessie, Matthew, Maurice, Sam and Vanessa entered the villa.
  • On Day 2, Eoghan entered the villa.
  • On Day 4, Anna and Phoebe entered the villa.
Coupling
  • On Day 1, the Islanders couple up for the first time. After all of the girls entered, the boys were asked to choose a girl to pair up with. Jessie coupled up with Maurice. Cartier paired up with Gerard, Vanessa with Matthew, Cassie and Adam coupled up, whilst Cynthia coupled with Sam.
  • On Day 3, Eoghan chose to couple up with Jessie, leaving Maurice single.
Dates
  • On Day 3, Eoghan went on dates with Jessie and Cartier prior to the coupling ceremony.
  • On Day 4, Eoghan went on dates with Anna and Phoebe, and Adam went on dates with Anna and Phoebe.

Australia’s Vote

Throughout the series, Australia was given the opportunity to vote to affect the islanders. This included voting for islanders to go on a date, voting to save or dump islanders from the island, and ultimately for the winner of Love Island Australia.

Ep.Date givenQuestionOptionsAustralia's DecisionResult
28 October 2019Which guy would you like to date Anna?Adam, Eoghan,
Gerard, Matthew,
Maurice, Sam		Australia voted Adam on a date with Anna. After the date, Anna had the choice of another boy for a date.Her choice was Eoghan.
Which guy would you like to date Phoebe?Australia voted Adam on a date with Phoebe. After the date, Phoebe had the choice of another boy for a date.Her choice was Eoghan.

Ratings

Ratings

WeekEpisodeAir dateTimeslotOvernight ratingsConsolidated ratingsTotal ratingsSource
ViewersRankViewersRankViewersRank
117 October 2019Monday 8:45pm456,0002062,0006518,00018 [4]
28 October 2019Tuesday 8:40pm355,0001963,0005417,00019 [5]
39 October 2019Wednesday 8:40pm285,0002080,0005365,00018 [6]
410 October 2019Thursday 8:40pm237,0001976,0005313,00016f [7]
511 October 2019Friday 8:40pmOutside the top 20––––– [8]
2614 October 2019Monday348,000–70,000–418,00020 [9] [10]
715 October 2019Tuesday287,000–62,000–349,00020 [11] [12]
816 October 2019Wednesday299,000–75,000–374,00019 [13] [14]
917 October 2019Thursday225,000–89,000–314,00019 [15] [16]
1018 October 2019Friday179,000–100,000–278,00019 [17] [18]
31121 October 2019MondayOutside the top 20––––– [19]
1222 October 2019Tuesday328,0001755,000–376,00017 [20] [21]
1323 October 2019Wednesday288,000–70,000–358,00020 [22] [23]
1424 October 2019Thursday298,0001967,000–364,00017 [24] [25]
1527 October 2019Sunday (9GO!)161,0002–––– [26]
41628 October 2019Monday327,000–43,000–370,00020 [27] [28]
1729 October 2019Tuesday309,0001955,000–356,00017 [29] [30]
1830 October 2019Wednesday320,0001955,000–360,00020 [31] [32]
1931 October 2019Thursday281,0002060,000–343,00017 [33] [34]
203 November 2019Sunday (9GO!)171,0002–––– [35]
5214 November 2019Monday353,0002065,000–400,00020 [36] [37]
225 November 2019TuesdayOutside the top 20––––– [38]
236 November 2019WednesdayOutside the top 20––––– [39]
247 November 2019Thursday223,000–57,000–280,00020 [40] [41]
2510 November 2019Sunday (9GO!)129,00010–––– [42]
62611 November 2019MondayOutside the top 20––––– [43]
2712 November 2019TuesdayOutside the top 20––––– [44]
2813 November 2019WednesdayOutside the top 20––––– [45]
2914 November 2019Thursday302,00020–––– [46]

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