The Crown fans have been hooked on the latest installment as season four landed to Netflix on Sunday.
The royal drama is a biographical retelling of Queen Elizabeth II's reign from her younger years to the 21st century.
Already, viewers are left wondering when season five - its penultimate season - will drop.
Season four covers the period from 1978 up until the 90s, with series three having covered from 1964 up to 1977.
There's new additions to the cast as Princess Diana is portrayed, played by Emma Corrin, as she became Princess of Wales in 1981 when she married Prince Charles.
Margaret Thatcher is also depicted, played by Gillian Anderson, as she became the first British female Prime Minister in 1979.
So when can we expect the next season?
Back-to-back filming takes place of two series at a time before the cast is switched up again to reflect the era and age of the Queen.
It has already been confirmed that The Crown will have a fifth, along with a sixth and final series.
Netflix announced that Imelda Staunton will replace Olivia Colman as the Queen.
The 64-year-old actress said she was "genuinely honoured" to be starring in the hit show as it reaches its conclusion.
But it will be a while off.
According to Deadline, filming won't take place until next summer in June 2021. So season five most likely won't hit our television screens until 2022.
It's expected to start from the year 1992, and therefore should cover when Princess Anne divorced Captain Mark Phillips, and also when Prince Andrew split from Sarah Ferguson.
Diana's death in 1997 is also expected to be illustrated.
Writer Peter Morgan has hinted that the show will come to an end in the mid-Noughties in season six, with the final season expected for 2023.
You can watch The Crown now on Netlfix.
