Too Hot to Handle season 4: release date, cast, trailer for Netflix reality show
The hit Netflix reality show is back – and this time, Mario Lopez is making a surprise cameo.
Get ready to see a new batch of saucy singletons put to Lana's test, as Too Hot to Handle returns for season 4 this December.
As usual the show has yet again invented a fake dating show front to keep the singles unaware of the rules for the first day – and this time, they think they've signed up for Wild Love, hosted by Saved By the Bell's Mario Lopez.
However, the Too Hot to Handle season 4 cast will soon learn that that's not the case, and over the next few weeks they'll have to practise abstinence in order to keep their prize money high and be within a chance of winning it.
Ahead of season 4, which arrives on the streaming platform on Wednesday 7th December, Netflix have given viewers a glimpse of what's in store – and it's looking like it's going to a season full of surprises.
Read on for everything you need to know about Too Hot To Handle season 4.
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Too Hot To Handle season 4 release date
The new season of Too Hot To Handle begins on Netflix on Wednesday 7th December.
The first five episodes of season 4 will launch on the streamer on the 7th, while the final five will arrive on 14th December.
Too Hot To Handle season 4 cast
Netflix has announced the line-up of singles who'll be taking part in Too Hot To Handle – or rather Wild Love, a fake dating show they think they've signed up for.
Here is the full list of season 4 contestants who'll be trying to abstain from sexual contact for a chance to win that hefty prize:
- Brittan, 22 – a model from Hawaii, USA (@Brittan_Byrd)
- Creed, 24 – an entrepreneur from Perth, Australia (@CreedMckinnon )
- Dominique, 23 – a student from Colorado, USA (@DominiqueDefoe)
- James, 23 – a student and PT from Hawaii, USA (@JamesPendergrass_)
- Jawahir, 22 – a model from Amsterdam, the Netherlands (@JawahirKhalifa)
- Kayla, 22 – a model from Los Angeles, USA (@KaylaRichart)
- Nick, 28 – an artist from Michigan, USA (@NickKici)
- Nigel, 29 – an entepreneur and model from New Jersey, USA (@NigelEuro_)
- Seb, 24 – a racing driver from Glasgow, UK (@SebMelrose)
- Sophie, 22 – an event manager from Brighton, UK (@SophieStonehouse)
What will happen in Too Hot To Handle season 4?
In traditional Too Hot To Handle fashion, a group of singles will descend on a luxury villa, thinking that they've signed up to a dating show where they'll be falling in love "harder, faster and more intensely than ever".
However, in the first episode, they'll soon come face to face with Lana, Too Hot To Handle's virtual assistant, who reveals that they are actually on the Netflix show and will lose prize money if they give into their sexual desires.
In previous years, contestants have thought they were taking part in fake shows titled Parties in Paradise and Pleasure Island, while in season 4, the singles think they've signed up to appear on Wild Love – a new show hosted by Mario Lopez.
"To attract another batch of clueless cuties, we had to create our biggest fake show yet," Too Hot To Handle narrator Desiree Burch says in the show's trailer.
Too Hot To Handle season 4 trailer
Netflix released a brand new trailer for Too Hot To Handle season 4, teasing new challenges, twists and deep connections for some of the cast.
You can watch the full clip below:
Too Hot to Handle season 4 arrives Wednesday 7th December. Seasons 1-3 are available to stream on Netflix. Check out our lists of the best series on Netflix and the best movies on Netflix.
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