Christopher Miller confirms the Clone High revival is coming in 2023

So it’s nice to get confirmation today—courtesy of Miller’s Twitter account, commemorating the show’s 20th anniversary—that the Clone High revival is still on track, currently aimed toward a 2023 release. The series (which Lord and Miller co-created with future Scrubs creator Bill Lawrence) will come out of the deep freeze a whopping two decades after its initial run ended, re-introducing a literal whole new generation to its blend of historical silliness and some very pointed mockery of all the tropes associated with high-school-based TV. (The whole thawing out thing in Miller’s tweet, meanwhile, is in reference to the show’s ending, in which all the clones got frozen. John Stamos was involved.)

Original series writer Erica Rivinoja is set to serve as the showrunner for the series, which is still operating on a two-season order with the streamer. There’s been no official word yet on whether the show’s original voice cast will return, but given how frequently the show’s creators have worked with its stars—especially Will Forte, who played Clone Abe Lincoln on the series, and who later starred in Lord and Miller’s The Last Man On Earth—it’s not hard to imagine the majority of them returning.