Netflix is expected to dominate the world of television in 2015.

Netflix can now add "Wet Hot American Summer" to its growing list of original shows for the new year.

"It's true, camp is back in session. #WetHotAmericanSummer will return for 8 all new episodes," Netflix's official Twitter wrote to followers on Friday night.

Even better news follows as Deadline has reported that nearly the entire original cast will reportedly be returning for the eight-episode series as filming is set to begin this week. Comedians that had cameo roles, Judah Friedlander, who took on the role of Shannon's ex-husband, and H. Jon Benjamin, who lent his voice to a can of mixed vegetables, are expected to return as well, according to Rolling Stone.

The original stars of "Wet Hot American Summer" have reportedly already started to express their excitement via Twitter.

"I hope Abby Bernstein's still waiting for me," tweeted Ken Marino, who played horny camp counselor Victor Pulak.

Joe Lo Truglio added, "It's on like Donkey Kong bc Donkey Kong happened in 1981, just like this movie."

The revival of "Wet Hot American Summer" isn't the only show to look forward to in 2015.

Following the success of "House of Cards," "Marco Polo" and "Orange Is the New Black," Netflix will be debuting Tina fey and Robert Carlock's "Unbreakable Kimmy Schmidt," "Bloodline," "Daredevil," and "Grace and Frankie," according to Vanity Fair.

Tina Fey's new creation will reportedly make its Netflix debut on Friday, March 6 while "Bloodline" is set to begin on Friday, March 20. "Daredevil" will debut on Friday, April 10 and "Grace and Frankie" will follow soon after on Friday, May 8.

Keep in mind that "House of Cards," will return on February 26. "Orange Is The New Black" has yet to have a return date.

Top all this information off with the fact that Netflix has brought unending "Friends" reruns back into our lives, and yes, our minds are blown. Netflix is all over 2015 already.