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 - Tommy’s head hits the sun-lounger, while his body leans against the Love Nest window high above.

 - Every single contestant on the show is in some way accounted for when it happens.

 - To further the mystery, Tommy is said to be the most universally loved of the group.

 - The only other person in the villa, Simon, their handler and psychiatrist, finally appears from his office below the building to tell them the show is over and they will be picked up in fourteen hours. They just have to see out the night. He tells them that because the motion-intuitive cameras were still feeding back to London, the villa is, as strange as it may seem, the safest place to be.

 - However, during her session with Simon, Justine sees that the live feed is actually down. But has he sold them this lie to keep them safe, or does the fact that Simon was the only one unaccounted for at the time of Tommy’s death make him the prime suspect?

 - Lance doesn’t think it’s the latter. He’s more concerned about Zack, who he senses isn’t ‘being real’.

 - Liv is suspicious that Lance is the only one who saw the body and seemed adamant that no one else should see it.

 - Lance is currently partnered with Dawn, who was previously partnered with Tommy. Dawn seems very close to Summer, who is partnered with Sly, who seems to be admired by Liv, who doesn’t seem to admire her partner Zack at all. But all of them are big admirers of themselves.

 - Justine, who is in an intense relationship with Roberto, is sure she saw Tabs and Tommy talking late one night in the garden. But then she herself has a dark secret she hasn’t even shared with Roberto.

 - It’s Tabs that seems to have had the closest connection with the now deceased Tommy, and is unable to get over the last secret thing he said to her before he died.

 - When we left the villa, a storm was gathering over the island. That meant they couldn’t leave even if they wanted to.

 - The camera tracked along their beautiful faces, its dead eye staring at them, one by one, though the images aren’t feeding anywhere in particular.

 - And then came a knock at the door.