Lucas Scott is back.

It may've been off the air for the last five years, but One Tree Hill will always have a soft spot in our hearts. The drama followed the lives (and extensive rivalry) between half-brothers Lucas and Nathan Scott as they vied for a spot on their high school's basketball team. As the show went on, the focus began to shift to the relationships, drama and the brothers' day-to-day lives - and how they ultimately left their rivalry behind and formed a solid bond. Fans were left ever-so-slightly heartbroken when they learned that the series was being pulled from Netflix in October. But Chad Michael Murray (aka Lucas Scott) has shared a series of social media posts that could help some fans fill the void. The 36-year-old was in Wilmington, North Carolina, this week - the same location where the show filmed its nine-year run from 2003 to 2012. https://www.instagram.com/p/BaNhir5j8SJ/?taken-by=chadmurray15 And he made sure to make a short stop off before EyeCon's sixth annual Return to Tree Hill fan convention. Chad posed in front of the bridge made famous by the opening credits of the long-running drama. https://www.instagram.com/p/BaWqydejTvW/?taken-by=chadmurray15 He captioned it:

“Who’s bridge? OUR BRIDGE! Wonder how many ? have accidentally bounced off & are living down below… #OTH.”

He was reunited with a number of his co-stars during the fan convention, including James Lafferty (aka: Nathan Scott), Crag Sheffer (Keith Scott), Antoine Tanner (Antwon 'Skills' Taylor) and Stephen Coletti (Chase Adams), among many others. https://www.instagram.com/p/BaUu-_1jPmQ/?taken-by=eyecon3000 The convention ended up with a concert featuring Tyler Hilton, Bryan Greenberg and Kate Voegele, who all appeared on One Tree Hill.  GIF via GIPHY