Between the slides, the laughs, and the conversations, the girls finally had an opportunity to relax and strengthen friendships without relationship drama taking over every second.

Some Islanders are wondering why America put them in the bottom.

Others seem genuinely shocked they weren't standing there themselves.

Then production decided everyone needed a break from the drama.

The girls received a text telling them they had to secretly complete a series of challenges without the boys figuring out what was happening.

Honestly?

This ended up being one of the funniest segments we've seen all season.

It was Karaoke Night.

Love Island style.

Each couple had to perform a song in front of the rest of the Villa, who would then vote for their favorite performance.

I have to admit...

It was way more entertaining than I expected.

Why would you encourage your friend to keep giving chances to someone who has made her cry over and over again?

The only explanation I can come up with is that maybe they're thinking strategically. Maybe they believe keeping Melanie and Sincere together gives her the best chance of staying in the Villa.

But at what cost?

Part two of Movie Night picked up exactly where the chaos left off.

And somehow...

It managed to get even messier.

It's Movie Night!

We've all been waiting for this episode, hoping the clips we wanted production to show would actually make the cut.

America got what we wanted.

Carl is officially back in the Villa.

Unfortunately, after getting dumped and then immediately thrown back into the middle of all this chaos, he's understandably taking things slow. I don't blame him one bit.

Watching Aniya completely break down was hard.

Too many of us have been there, feeling like our entire world is falling apart because of a man who clearly wasn't worth all those tears.

Casa Amor is officially over.

Now it was finally time to see who meant all those promises...and who was about to embarrass themselves on national television.