There's no need to feel nostalgic about The Goldbergs or Schooled just yet. ABC's '80s- and '90s-set sitcoms were both renewed.

On Saturday, creator Adam F. Goldberg tweeted that, while some contracts were still being figured out, "I can officially announce that another hour long block of 1980something and 1990something is on the way!!!!!!" Sean Giambrone, who plays Adam on The Goldbergs, also shared his excitement at the show getting renewed. "Yes! A BIG THANK YOU to our loyal fans, incredible writers, fantastic crew, wonderful cast, amazing @adamfgoldberg @ABCNetwork @SPTV So excited for Season 7," Giambrone wrote.

ABC has since confirmed both renewals, meaning The Goldbergs will officially return for a seventh season and its spin-off Schooled will return for a second.

While the network and studio continue to debate contract stuff I don't understand, I can officially announce that another hour long block of 1980something and 1990something is on the way!!!!!! Begin the @GoldbergsTimer!!!!!! I ❤️❤️❤️❤️ the @goldnerds #schooled #thegoldbergs https://t.co/00LNrCH9k7 — Adam F. Goldberg (@adamfgoldberg) May 11, 2019

Yes! A BIG THANK YOU to our loyal fans, incredible writers, fantastic crew, wonderful cast, amazing @adamfgoldberg @ABCNetwork @SPTV So excited for Season 7. #TheGoldbergs pic.twitter.com/Mijrp6Dl3l — Sean Giambrone (@seangiambrone1) May 11, 2019

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The Goldbergs and Schooled join several other returning ABC comedies. The network has also ordered additional seasons of American Housewife, black-ish, Bless This Mess, The Conners, Fresh Off the Boat, Modern Family, and Single Parents. ABC did ax freshmen comedy The Kids Are Alright, as well as Speechless and Splitting Up Together.