17 Seriously Important Things to Know Going Into Scream Queens Season 2

. . . Is here! The short clip teases that the Chanels are "Putting the Mad Diva in M.D."

"Rise and Shine, Ladies," brings back Keke Palmer and Lea Michele, the latter of whom is suited up in a Hannibal-style mouth guard. Creepy.

The cast talks about season two in these interview clips, straight from Fox.

The show's official Instagram account teased the returning cast: Emma Roberts, Lea Michele, Abigail Breslin, Keke Palmer, Billie Lourd, Glen Powell, Niecy Nash, and Jamie Lee Curtis. So basically, all of the season one survivors!

Michele also teased in an interview with InStyle that she's heard some interesting tidbits about who Ryan Murphy is courting for the next season. "I also heard a rumor that he may, I don't know if this is true, but he said at a press thing recently that he is talking to a male pop star to come for next year . . . If it's Harry Styles, everybody better calm down. I love One Direction."

John Stamos has been cast on season two. He'll be a series regular!

Twilight alum Taylor Lautner has joined up as "Cassidy Cascade, a doctor at the hospital who suffers from a strange medical condition and becomes a suspect when a series of tragic events plagues the institution."

Lautner shared this snap from the set in September. It doesn't give us any hints about his character, but it is proof that lavender hair looks great on everyone.

Alley was a late-comer to the party; she officially joined the cast in September. Alley will be playing a hospital administrator.

At the end of July, the official Twitter handle announced the addition of Jerry O'Connell, but that's not all. During the Scream Queens panel at Comic-Con, cocreator Ian Brennan also confirmed that Arrow's Colton Haynes and SNL's Cecily Strong would appear, potentially as new patients!

Fox announced during its Winter TCA panel that season two will take place at a hospital, where "some of the most fascinating and bizarre medical cases are under observation." While season one was filmed in New Orleans, production has moved to Los Angeles.

If you thought the Chanels disbanded after falling from grace, think again. Emma Roberts explained at Comic-Con that just because the girls are institutionalized, it doesn't mean the heirarchy has been dismantled. "They have fallen from glamour, but they're trying to hold onto it as much as they can," she said. "It's funny seeing them try to hold onto their style; they have no money. They have to work, which is something that's completely foreign to them. It's hilarious; it's fun."

Apparently, the Chanels' iconic wardrobe is still being preserved . . . sort of. Emma Roberts explained: "They definitely have some really cool hospital gear. There's definitely some, like, fur stethoscopes and some rhinestone stethoscopes. There's definitely a lot of capes. I was like, 'I don't know if people wear little capelets when they're working in the hospital, that are pink, but OK, we'll go with it.'"

Jamie Lee Curtis revealed at Comic-Con that the second season's event would not be directly following the first season. "There's a three-year time jump," she explained.

The Chanels will be studying under Dean Munsch at a mental institution, but Emma Roberts stated at Comic-Con that it's not the same place the girls land in season one. So, we're heading somewhere entirely new. Apparently, Hester will be involved in a murder, Taylor Lautner's character will be a doctor and prime suspect, Zayday is training to become a doctor, and Denise is now in the FBI. John Stamos's character has been hired by Dean Munsch as the new head of surgery, and he's apparently had a full hand transplant.

Falchuk also said that season two will be partially inspired by the Halloween franchise, which infamously starred Jamie Lee Curtis pitted against horror icon Michael Myers.

Star Jamie Lee Curtis tweeted this picture shortly after the news was announced. Let's hope it's just ketchup.

The new season will debut on Sept. 20!