Tyler Hoechlin has found enough time to ditch his Superman cape and return to the world of Superman teenage wolf. That Superman & Lois Star will play Derek Hale in the upcoming Paramount+ teenage wolf reunion movie, TVLine reported Friday. Hoechlin starred in Teen Wolf for the first four seasons before returning for season 6 as a guest star.

Paramount+ announced the teenage wolf Film in February, starring Tyler Posey, Shelley Henning, Crystal Reed, Orny Adams, Linden Ashby, JR Bourne, Seth Gilliam, Colton Haynes, Ryan Kelley, Melissa Ponzio and Dylan Sprayberry, all of whom will return. At the end of March, Vince Mattis (Halloween) was cast as Derek’s 15-year-old son Eli. Ian Bohen, the Lt. Mitch Anderson plays Superman & Lois, will return as Peter Hale. Khylin Rambo will be back as Mason Hewitt.

The film will also introduce Nobi Nakanishi and Amy Lin Workman as new characters. Nakanishi repeating himself teenage wolf Deputy Ishida will play as the younger version of crime boss Katashi, reports TVLine. Worman was cast as Hikari Zhang.

After teenage wolf Relocation announced, Hoechlin’s name was surprisingly missing. However, meeting reported that his status was “in flux” at the time. Obviously he must have found a break in his Superman & Lois Production plan to rejoin his teenage wolf co-stars.

Dylan O’Brien and Arden Cho are not returning. Cho joined teenage wolf in Season 3 and reportedly turned down the offer to come back because she was being offered half the salary of the three other returning female leads. O’Brien later liked a tweet about Cho’s contract situation, which prompted Cho to tell a fan that her former co-star “a good.” Cho is now working on Netflix partner track Series.

O’Brien tells diversity It was a “difficult decision” to skip the film, but he decided his character Siles Silinski stayed on in the series at a good point. “Ultimately I just decided it was left in a really good place for me and I still want to leave it there,” he said. “I wish them the best and I’ll be checking it out the first night it comes out. I hope it’s damn good, but I won’t be there.”

Teen Wolf The Movie will find Scott McCall (Posey), who must recruit new allies to fight an evil force threatening Beacon Hills. Some of his friends return to help, but he needs new friends to save everyone. Jeff Davis, who developed the series, is writing and producing the film. The series aired on MTV from 2011 to 2017, ending with 100 episodes. It was produced by MTV and MGM Television. It was inspired by the 1985 Michael J. Fox comedy of the same name. All six seasons are now streaming on Paramount+.