In July 2020, Wonya Lucas took over as the president and CEO of Crown Media, Hallmark's parent company, after Bill Abbott left the role earlier that year. After the now-infamous "Mystery 101" announcement, Lucas spoke to The U.S. Sun about the controversial decision. "Well, we hadn't done it in a long, long time, right? And we just brought the mysteries back. So, we're just looking at mysteries a little differently now," she explained. "We've created some new mysteries, in addition to some that we've had in the past. So, it's just an evolution of our mysteries. We're just doing a lot of new things."

It seems that Lucas has new developments in mind, and it's clear that she has no intention of leaving mystery fans in the dust. Still, Lucas noted one older series that she's bringing back is "Signed, Sealed, Delivered." "We're pretty excited about that," Lucas added. And, while she may have disappointed sleuthing fans when "Mystery 101" met its end, she made a point that proved that fan service is alive and well. She noted that the passionate "Signed, Sealed, Delivered" fandom known as the POstables helped to bring this series back. "I will tell you, the POstables are alive and well. They send me notes, they send me pictures, every time I go to my office, they're there," she said. "So, we are really listening to our fans and leaning into the fandom."