How to watch the Miami Republican debate

Katie Smith

USATODAY

Marco Rubio, Donald Trump, Ted Cruz and John Kasich take the stage before the Republican debate in Detroit on March 3, 2016.

This post has been updated to reflect CNN's adjusted start time.

You may want to make sure the kids are in bed before tonight's Republican debate in case the candidates discuss the size of their ... hands ... again.

Donald Trump, Marco Rubio, Ted Cruz and John Kasich take the stage in Miami five days before the Florida primary. With Rubio and Kasich each facing must-win contests in their home states next Tuesday, it's quite possible this will be the last time you see all four candidates on a debate stage.

Here's your viewer's guide.

When does it start?

The debate, hosted by CNN, Salem Media Group and The Washington Times, starts at 9 p.m. ET. It'll be broadcast on CNN and live-streamed on CNN.com.

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Where will the debate be held?

It'll take place at the University of Miami.

Who will moderate?

CNN Chief Washington Correspondent Jake Tapper is the moderator, and he'll be joined by CNN Chief Political Correspondent Dana Bash, Salem Radio talk-show host Hugh Hewitt and The Washington Times' Stephen Dinan as questioners.

A dozen debates! How many more do we get to watch?

The near-weekly parade of debates is coming to an end, friends. Republicans next meet up on March 21 in Salt Lake City. After that, the Republican National Committee has left open the possibility of a final debate in April in New York. Democrats are slated to hold one debate in April and one in May, but dates and locations are pending.