Another NRL regular season is done and dusted, and I've got to say it was one of the most unpredictable years I can remember.
We can only hope the finals will be similarly wild, but one thing I can guarantee is that ABC Sport will be there to live blog every single moment.
Join us then.
Maybe it's just recency bias because I just watched the concede 66 points, but I think what I'm struck most by is just how woeful Newcastle was.
At the start of the season at least the defence was in good shape, but that blew out as they finished with the third worst record in the league. And the attack was utterly pitiful, scoring just 338 points and 61 tries in 24 matches (the next worst was 427 and 77 by Souths).
Outside the top eight, huge congratulations has to go to the Dolphins for overcoming a massive injury toll to finish ninth and score more points than anyone in the league. And the Eels, who looked like a top-four team with Mitchell Moses back in the second half of the season.
The NRL has released the schedule for the first week of the NRL finals (All times AEST):
The second week of finals has also moved from Friday and Saturday games, to Saturday and Sunday games to give teams a longer turnaround.
The first semifinal will be played from 7:50pm on Saturday, September 20, and the second will be at 4:05pm the next day.
That really was a party at Parramatta Stadium with Dylan Brown scoring in the first set and the game just carrying on from there.
Mitchell Moses and Josh Addo-Carr nabbed hat-tricks as the Eels ran in 12 tries for the 66-10 win.
That final massive loss ends a truly miserable season for Newcastle in fitting fashion, nailing them to the bottom of the NRL ladder for the fourth time since 2015.
Will Penisini has dropped a few balls cold with the tryline at his mercy today.
But in his 100th NRL game, he looks nailed on to score under the posts, only for Tyson Frizell to knock the ball out of his hands at the last second.
But the bunker chimes in and Frizell was offside! So it's a penalty try and Penisini shares a laugh with his teammates after being bit of a sook in the immediate aftermath of the dropped ball.
But he's shanked it.
He was smiling as he lined it up and sliced it from just left of the posts.
He shares a smile with the Knights as they run past, perhaps saying "I'll see ya next year". Or maybe, "I won't see you, you or you next year".
For the first time since 2003 we've got two 60-point games in the same round and it comes as Tallyn Da Silva scoots over from dummy half, just coasting between a couple of tired Knights.
Not sure of how many times it's happened on the same day, but it's the first time it's happened twice in the same round in 22 years.
It's just the simplest of overlaps on the open side out to the left and Josh Addo-Carr finishes it off, burning a trail to the tryline.
He moves into third spot on the try-scoring ladder with 19, behind only Mark Nawaqanitawase (23) and Hamiso Tabuai-Fidow (22).
Zac Lomax pulls off a brilliant defensive catch at one end, then steals one from Dane Gagai in the air at the other end.
He can't keep his feet and flicks a pass out the back but Will Penisini again can't handle and that's another try gone begging.
Lomax is furious. Probably can lighten up considering it's 50-10 in the last game of the year.
Mitchell Moses is absolutely flattened after passing by a heavy shot from Mat Croker.
He's pretty dusty and has a few words of advice for Croker after the penalty is blown.