ITV doesn’t have cold feet anymore. Recently, the network announced it will be reviving the popular UK series Cold Feet for another season.

Created by Mike Bullen, the dramedy originally premiered in 1997 and ran for a total of five seasons before ending in 2003.

Cold Feet centers on a group of three couples negotiating the highs and lows of romance. The series starred James Nesbitt, Helen Baxendale, John Thomson, Fay Ripley, Robert Bathurst, and Hermione Norris.

Earlier this month, star Ripley revealed ITV was bringing the series back after a prolonged absence. But now the network has officially set the premiere date for another season sometime in 2016.

The new episodes will pick up with the characters 13 years after we last left them, with all original actors returning to revive their roles.

From ITV:

It’s been 13 years since Rachel’s untimely death. How has Adam coped without his soulmate, raising their son on his own? Do Pete and Jenny still spend their evenings on the sofa, except now they watch Endeavour instead of Morse? And what of David and Karen? They’d split up, but with three children between them, are the ties that bind still strong?

When we saw them last, our heroes were on the cusp of change, growing up and settling down. They’d hoped that by the time they were approaching 50, life would be simpler. Well, now they’re there, to discover that it isn’t. The issues they face are different but just as challenging. They still have many years to live, but can’t escape the niggling fear that their futures are behind them.”