For many, the last Australian Q&A for the year will come as sweet relief.
"I went the full mute some time ago. I just can't watch it at all these days," was just one of the unimpressed conversations among viewers last night.
After sitting through another hour of squabbling political party leaders, an "insufferable" guest and answers no one understood, Australians can enjoy a welcome break until the ABC program returns next year.
But just when we thought Monday night's show was wrapping up because they were out of time, they managed to fit in a cringeworthy political skit channelling a song from the musical The Book of Mormon.
Lots of Mathias Cormanns suddenly appeared. We wondered what was going on. Cormann rhymes with Mormon, get it?
"Mathias Cormann is the Senate number cruncher who couldn't quite count the numbers when it mattered for his wannabe PM, Peter Dutton," host Tony Jones said.
Needless to say, the people weren't impressed:
Their outrage stemmed from an impassioned debate being cut short, even after panellist, Deputy Opposition Leader Tanya Plibersek tried to make sure fellow guest Nyadol Nyuon got her say (more on that later).