Last June, it was announced that the 21 Jump Street franchise would get a new installment, with Jonah Hill, Channing Tatum, and Ice Cube reprising their roles. This is exciting news for fans of the 2012 American comedy and its 2014 sequel, who had nearly given up on seeing the characters Schmidt and Jenko return after several abandoned projects, including a planned crossover with Men in Black. The new film is set for release next year, marking a long-awaited return for the popular duo. The gap between 22 Jump Street and this new film was so long that the filmmakers decided not to call it 23 Jump Street, following the numbering pattern of Brice 3, which had broken the sequence. Instead, the film will be titled 24 Jump Street. This time, the directing duties will be handled by Rodney Rothman, one of the co-directors of the successful animated film Spider-Man: New Generation. While Phil Lord and Chris Miller, who directed the first two films, will not be behind the camera, they will still be involved as producers. The plot of this third installment, co-written by Rothman with Jonah Hill and Meghan Malloy, remains a closely guarded secret. However, fans can now mark their calendars for December 10, 2027, when the film is scheduled to be released in the United States. The French release date has not yet been announced, but with the film set to debut in just over a year, production is likely already underway. This will soon be followed by a series of casting announcements, sparking speculation about who will join Jonah Hill and Channing Tatum in this new mission. With the return of 21 Jump Street, fans are once again looking forward to the comedic antics of Schmidt and Jenko as they navigate the challenges of undercover work. The film is expected to bring back the humor and action that made the franchise a hit, and the anticipation is already building for what this new chapter will bring.