After 10 intense weeks the final of the Great British Bake Off is finally here.
The beloved show which has been running for over ten years has kept viewers endlessly entertained and this season was no different.
This year also had viewers particularly glued as it was thankfully able to go ahead despite the coronavirus pandemic.
Judges Prue Leith and Paul Hollywood will have a difficult decision to make as to who will be crowned this year's victor after weeks of hard fought challenges.
Last Tuesday saw Hermine eliminated after she struggled through a rocky number of challenges on patisserie week.
Now it's up to Peter Sawkins, Dave Friday, and Laura Adlington to battle it this week to see who will be crowned this year's winner.
Peter, a 20-year-old accounting and finance student, will be going into the final week on a high after he received a Hollywood handshake and won star baker in last week's semi-final.
Laura, 31, a digital manager from Kent, struggled with a bit of messiness in the semi-final and narrowly avoided being sent home before the final.
And security guard Dave, 30, has regularly been the recipient of much praise from the judges.
But who wins is down to those three final bakes of the 2020 series.
What time is it on at?
The final of this year's Bake Off will kick off at the usual time of 8pm.
Where can I watch it?
The Great British Bake Off airs on its new home on Channel 4 every Tuesday.
Alternatively if you miss the final and manage to stave off any spoilers you can watch it back for free on the Channel 4 streaming service All4.
