Manifest creator Jeff Rake tells fans what they can expect from the fourth and ...

Fans of the hit drama series Manifest finally got what they wished for over the weekend when Netflix announced they are reviving the canceled NBC series.

Netflix issued a 20-episode order for the fourth and final season of Manifest, allowing fans to get a proper ending to the critically-acclaimed series.

Series creator Jeff Rake recently opened up in a new interview with Entertainment Weekly, where he teased what fans could expect from the final episodes.

The series debuted in 2018, following the passengers of Flight 828, who, after seemingly disappearing without a trace five years ago, suddenly reappears.

The show ran for three seasons on NBC, but was canceled in June just days after the third season wrapped up.

The producers shopped the show to Netflix initially, but the streaming service also passed just a few days later, seemingly dashing the show's plans for a revival.

However, after the first two seasons debuted on Netflix shortly thereafter, the show shot up the charts to become the top streaming series.

Rake revealed that he initially had a six-season arc planned for the show, and he's now tasked with condensing three seasons of material into a final 20-episode season, the culmination of a wave of emotions in just a few months.

'It's such a combination of emotions, from gratitude to humility to shock and awe and incredible excitement,' Rake said.