Weeknights just got a whole lot more romantic.

Exactly two weeks after kicking off across the pond, Americans are finally going to be able to watch the 11th season of Love Island, known as Love Island: All Stars.

The new season is the first of its kind since the cast is made up entirely of former Love Island islanders looking for a second chance to couple up. Host Maya Jama and announcer Iain Stirling both return to the series as well.

Instead of streaming on Hulu, like the other Love Island UK seasons, Love Island: All Stars will join Love Island Games and Love Island USA on Peacock.

The season will debut with three episodes on Monday, January 29, with subsequent episodes hitting the streamer six days a week.

New episodes of Love Island: All Stars, beginning with three on January 29, begin streaming on Peacock at 5 a.m. ET. This will be the premiere time for all episodes going forward as well.

You’ll need a Peacock Premium subscription to watch Love Island: All Stars in the United States.

Peacock costs $5.99/month or $59.99/year with ads. If you want to upgrade to ad-free, it costs $11.99/month or $119.99/year. Love Island: All Stars will be available on both the ad-supported and ad-free plans.

Like regular Love Island, new islanders will enter the villa as the competition progresses. Below, check out the 14 second-chance islanders who begin the competition on day one:

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