The INSIDER Summary:

"Bachelor in Paradise" is finally returning.

Production had been briefly shut down due to a "sexual misconduct" scandal involving Corinne Olympios and DeMario Jackson.

ABC aired the first promo for season four during Monday's "Bachelorette."

But the tasteless promotion made fans angry.

ABC aired the first commercial for season four of "Bachelor in Paradise" during "The Bachelorette" Monday night. It refers to the sexual misconduct scandal that briefly shut down production and fans were not happy about that.

The trailer opens with clips of a stormy night in paradise. An overly dramatic voiceover says, "The sun had almost set. Summer was almost ruined. Paradise was almost lost," while sad tweets from "Bachelor" fans fill the screen.

The voiceover comes back: "Until it wasn't. Monday, August 14th, paradise is found."

Happy tweets begin to fill the screen and clips from "Bachelor in Paradise" contestants, including Robby Hayes ("Bachelorette" season 12) and Kristina Schulman ("Bachelor" season 21), show them ready for paradise.

Instead of offering fans a glimpse into what they can expect from the upcoming season, the tasteless promotion blatantly disregards the sexual misconduct scandal that briefly shut down production and capitalizes on the drama surrounding it. Fans were not happy.

Production closed on the hit reality show after an investigation was launched following allegations of "sexual misconduct" between contestants Corinne Olympios, 25, and DeMario Jackson, 31.

After show producer Warner Bros. found no misconduct, production resumed but without Olympios and Jackson. Both Jackson and Olympios have said that they will attend the "Bachelor in Paradise" reunion show.

Fans are excited for the show's return, but the trailer didn't need to use the scandal as a selling point for the upcoming season. Fans would have been pleased with actual footage of what they can expect from the season when it returns. And it's disappointing to know that the reality show is trying to make it seem as lighthearted as it has been in the past.

"Bachelor in Paradise" premieres during a two-night event beginning August 14.

Watch the full commercial on People's website.