K-drama fans have been given good news about one of the most beloved Korean dramas, 'Signal.'

On February 10, Park Sang Hyuk, the head of CJ ENM's media business division, officially announced the production and scheduling of 'Signal' Season 2.

'Signal' follows a young criminal profiler, Park Hae Young (played by Lee Jae Hoon), who stumbles upon a mysterious walkie-talkie. He meets Detective Lee Jae Han (portrayed by Cho Jin Woong) from the past through the walkie-talkie and the two communicate with each other to solve crimes that span across decades. 

The show has received much praise for its unique storyline transcending time and the exceptional performances of the cast. The popular drama left fans and viewers wanting more as it concluded in a cliffhanger, leaving many curious about Detective Lee Jae Han's whereabouts for 10 years.

With the confirmation of a second season nearly a decade, fans couldn't contain their anticipation and excitement. These Korean fans gathered in a popular online community to share their thoughts on 'Signal's return to a second season in ten years.

They commented:

"This is so crazy."

"Wow."

"Finally."

"We finally get to find out what happened to Lee Jae Han."

"I heard all the original cast are returning too."

"I can't wait for the second season."

"I can't believe 'Signal' is returning after 10 years."

"We've waited for so long."

"It's coming next year. That's over ten years."

"I'm so excited."

"This is the best news I've heard this year."

"Please make season 2 good."

"I have to scream! I can't believe 'Signal' is returning!"

"Oh wow, dang. I'm so excited my heart's beating."

"Wow, it's already been 10 years?"

"I'm going to watch season 1 again."

"So crazy. They finally listened to fans."

"I was waiting for season 2 for so long."

"I hope the wait is worth it."

"I was thinking about this drama the other day and now there's news of a second season, wow."

"I didn't expect 'Signal' season 2 to take 10 years."

"I'm going to cry."

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