The Musketeers will ride back onto our screens later this month.
The third and final series of BBC One's swashbuckling drama will premiere on Saturday, May 28 at 9.30pm.
It's another new slot for D'Artagnan and company - the first series aired on Sunday nights in 2014, with series two moving to Friday evenings last year.
Tom Burke (Athos) has promised that the final series of The Musketeers will explore "a universe that is less stable than the first two".
"Death and decay are casting a far bigger shadow than ever before - from the very first episode," he hinted.
BBC One has also announced an airdate for Russell T Davies's spectacular adaptation of Shakespeare's A Midsummer Night's Dream - the 90-minute one-off will screen on Monday, May 30 (Bank Holiday Monday) at 8.30pm.
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Maxine Peake, Matt Lucas and John Hannah all appear in the colourful drama - filmed at Doctor Who's home of Roath Lock, Cardiff.
But that's not all. BBC Two has also confirmed a debut date for its hotly-anticipated historical drama Versailles - it'll kick off on Wednesday, June 1 at 9.30pm.
George Blagden and Alexander Vlahos star in this sumptuous period piece about the struggles of a young Louis XIV in 17th century France.
So that's your telly viewing sorted for the next few months, then...
