The nation is currently gripped by the first winter series of Love Island.
And while nobody really wants the ITV2 series to end, many of us are now questioning how long we have an acceptable excuse for avoiding sociallising.
Following the brutal Casa Amor challenge, the show is at the halfway point and ITV2 viewers are now counting down the days to the finale.
Here's everything you need to know:
When does Love Island end?
As the winter series is the first of its kind, it's not been confirmed how long Love Island will last.
However, drawing on past summer shows, these have typically lasted between six and eight weeks.
Rumour has it that the winter series will run for six weeks, although nothing has been confirmed by ITV.
Love Island 2020 started on January 12, so if this was the case, it's likely the finale could fall on the weekend of February 23.
Which couples are left in the show?
Finley Tapp and Paige Turley
Luke Trotman and Siânnise Fudge
Callum Jones and Molly Smith
Mike Boateng and Priscilla Anyabu
Ched Uzor and Jess Gale
Luke Mabbott and Natalia Zoppa
Single islanders include Shuaghna Phillips, Demi Jones and new contestant Jamie Clayton.
The most recent dumping saw ITV2 viewers wave goodbye to Jordan Waobikeze and Rebecca Gormley and Nas Majeed and Eva Zapico.
What happens in the finale?
Those that make it to the final will be in the running to win the £50,000 cash prize.
However, the challenges aren't over there, those that come first will be given two envelopes, one containing the full amount and the other £0.
The winning couple will pick one each and the islander that gets the £50,000 will have the choice to split it with the other person or keep it for themselves.
It's possibly the biggest loyalty test of the whole show.
