Calling all comedy fans; Kids in the Hall is officially getting a reboot, and the original cast will be returning for it.

The beloved sketch television series — which first premiered in 1989 on CBC — stars Canadian comedians Dave Foley, Kevin McDonald, Bruce McCulloch, Mark McKinney and Scott Thompson.

Amazon Prime Video will be reviving Kids in the Hall with an eight-episode original series, executive produced by Saturday Night Live creator Lorne Michaels.

30 Helens agree this is the best news you’ll hear all day: THE KIDS IN THE HALL IS COMING BACK. We're bringing back all the original “Kids” + executive producer Lorne Michaels for all-new episodes. Get ready for the new series, only on Prime Video! pic.twitter.com/yLyGgZWa4r

— Prime Video Canada (@PrimeVideoCA) March 5, 2020

The reboot of Kids in the Hall is billed as "a continuation of the original show."

Amazon revealed that the cast will revive fan-favourite characters (presumably such as McKinney's Head Crusher) as well as some new characters.

I crush your head! pic.twitter.com/miW8RL2tmh

— Prime Video (@PrimeVideo) March 5, 2020

The revival of Kids comes after several cast members expressed interest in working together again during an interview with the Canadian Press in 2018.

Thompson said, "It would be so much fun to get into trouble with these guys. Because the world is so different now. To play women today would be really fun."

Naturally, Canadians everywhere are ecstatic about the news.

This person is well on their way to completing their 80s bucketlist.

Kids In The Hall is coming back. Genesis is reuniting. Now all I need is The Nylons to go on tour and a re-release of The Breakfast Club and my 80's bucket list will be complete.

— TheSheldonBergstrom (@TheSheldonBerg1) March 6, 2020

While this comedian is crossing his fingers that the series airs soon.

Can we all do our best to not let Coronavirus and Trump end the world before the new Kids In The Hall series goes to air, thanks.

— Pete Zedlacher (@zedlacher) March 6, 2020

No word yet on an official premiere date.