Temptation Island - Season 1
Season 1
Episodes
Temptation Begins
Four couples at a crossroads try "single life" to decide if they should ultimately stay together.
Single Again
The men and women go on their first dates with the singles.
The Epiphany
As connections are being formed, some couples are starting to question their relationships.
Rock My World
New connections are forming on the island, and some temptations are proving too hard to resist.
Rules Are Made to Be Broken
After a couple of dates, couples consider whether the grass might be greener on the other side.
Head in the Sand
Couples reflect on their relationships and realize coming to the island might have been a mistake.
Mixed Messages
The couples have an opportunity to communicate with their significant others.
The Beginning of the End
The couples ponder the consequences of their actions on the island.
Romantic Getaways
An overnight date off the island triggers emotions as the couples face the end of their journey.
Final Bonfire Part 1
The couples reunite at their final bonfire to make the most important decision of their lives.
Final Bonfire Part 2
The couples reunite at their final bonfire to make the most important decision of their lives.
Casting Special
A special look behind the casting process for the couples and singles of Temptation Island season 2
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