I'm A Celebrity... Get Me Out of Here fans all had the same feeling when they saw the first teaser for the upcoming series.
A group of brand new celebs will be heading for North Wales as the 2021 series is once again filmed in the UK.
Hosts Ant McPartlin and Declan Donnelly will be returning to Gwrych Castle, in Abergele, for a second year in a row.
The I'm A Celeb team were unable to return to Australia as the country's borders remain closed as a result of the coronavirus pandemic.
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But the brand new run is just a matter of weeks ago and the first trailer has arrived.
Posted to the ITV reality show's social media pages as well as appearing during the ad breaks on ITV, it shows a knight in armour riding a horse across sprawling as the iconic I'm A Celebrity theme tune plays out.
Former Strictly judge Arlene Phillips, TV presenter Richard Madeley, EastEnders actor Adam Woodyatt, Corrie star Simon Gregson and singer turned Loose Women panellist Frankie Bridge are rumoured to be in the line-up.
While fans were excited for their first reminder that the series is on the horizon, it has also made them realise something - and most of them feel the same way.
"It’s that time of the year already!? Bloody hell," tweeted one.
Another screamed: "UR KIDDING IT IS NOT TIME FOR THIS TO BE BACK YET?????"
"Cannot believe we’ve entered IAC promo time already," a third added.
A fourth noted: "This means it’s almost Christmas."
But it returning to Wales has caused a divide among the show's followers.
"Omg I am in love with the Wales castle and event, it was amazing last year best iv seen. Stay in Wales its awesome!!!" tweeted one.
Another agreed: "I thought it was better the one in Wales so come on get it in now."
But a third argued: "It’s not the same being in Wales rather than Australia."
"As much as I love I'm a celebrity I won't be watching Wales was good but how much fish guts do we need to see,we want to see the celebs having a hard/terrifying time,come on people you know we all do," a fourth added.
But another defended the show's location, commenting: "Surprised how many people are sad about it being in Wales again, personally I loved last series. The change was nice, it worked well in the castle and it brought a lot of money to local businesses. I think it should stay in Britain from now on tbh."
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