After unveiling its line-up earlier this week, The X Factor: Celebrity series has finally been given an air date.
The spin-off series, which will showcase a host of famous faces including Love Island and soap stars, will debut on ITV on Saturday, October 12.
So mark your calendars, folks.
Related: Celebrity X Factor reveals full line up including Love Island supergroup
As mentioned, among the show's contestants are a Love Island supergroup made-up of stars Zara McDermott, Wes Nelson, Eyal Booker and Samira Mighty.
Other big names taking part are former Strictly Come Dancing dancer Brendan Cole, The Chase's Jenny Ryan, Hollyoaks and Holby City actor Jeremy Edwards, reality star Megan McKenna and Coronation Street's Victoria Ekanoye.
Returning to the fold will be judges Simon Cowell, Nicole Scherzinger and Louis Walsh, while Dermot O'Leary will be back on hosting duties.
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Speaking recently to Digital Spy about this year's contestants, Dermot said: "It's really interesting, we went out and shot it in LA and as long as you pick the songs, there's some good singers out there.
"You have to make sure you're in the comfort zone but most of the people we had we were pleasantly surprised with. It might not work.
"We need to make a really fun Saturday night show. Whether we can find a recording artist, I have absolutely no idea. The chances are we probably won't but I love the idea of trying."
The X Factor: Celebrity begins on October 12 at 8.35pm on ITV.
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