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'Fawlty Towers'
- 'Fawlty Towers' (1975, 1979) is a cult-favorite British sitcom that ran only two seasons but left an enormous legacy behind. Over 40 years later, John Cleese, who starred as Basil Fawlty, is returning to write and star in a revival of the show, alongside his daughter Camilla Cleese. Castle Rock Entertainment announced on February 7 that it had closed a deal with Cleese to bring the series back, BBC reports, and actors Rob and Michelle Reiner are also set to join. The revival will explore how the cynical and sarcastic Basil navigates the modern world as he and his newfound daughter team up to run a boutique hotel. It will be comedy in a whole new climate for Cleese, and anticipation is high to see if he can pull it off.
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'Zoey 101'
- Nickelodeon's 'Zoey 101' was one of the biggest kid's shows on the channel during its three-year run from 2005-2008. It starred Jamie Lynn Spears as the titular character and followed her and her classmates at the Pacific Coast Academy boarding school. Nickelodeon announced that the show is getting a sequel movie! With the original cast of teens now in their thirties, the movie will see the school's alumni reunite as adults for a wedding. Spears and the rest of the core cast will all be reprising their roles, apart from actress Alexa Nikolas who played Nicole. Production is reportedly underway and a premiere on Paramount+ is expected in 2023.
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'Malcolm in the Middle'
- Frankie Muniz revealed that a 'Malcolm in the Middle' reboot might be on the cards in an interview in October 2022. Muniz, who starred as the titular character as a child, shared that his on-screen dad, Bryan Cranston, is already writing the script. In 2020, Cranston had already expressed his interest in a reunion, if only for the purpose of getting to see his fellow cast members again. "I miss those people like crazy," he told E! News. "We want to start talking about the possibility of putting together a story that makes sense about that family, 10 years later, or whatever—12 years later. It's not unheard of." Two years on and it looks like Cranston is taking charge and trying to get the project off the ground. Hopefully we'll be seeing the Wilkersons back together again soon!
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'The Powerpuff Girls'
- Hanna-Barbera Studios have green-lit the return of Buttercup, Blossom and Bubbles; the crime-fighting trio that make up 'The Powerpuff Girls.' Hanna-Barbera were the original producers of the hit animated series which was first aired in 1998. Various projects have attempted to revive the Powerpuff Girls since the original series ended in 2005, but now fans can expect an authentic reboot that "revisits and expands upon the world of the original series, as Blossom, Bubbles, and Buttercup face off against a gallery of villains comprised of familiar foes and new threats." Hanna-Barbera Studios also announced that they'll be rebooting another animated favorite: 'Foster's Home For Imaginary Friends.' The show ran for six seasons between 2004 and 2009, and was wildly popular among Cartoon Network subscribers during that period.
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'Scrubs'
- The beloved medical series 'Scrubs' is making a comeback, the show's creator confirmed. "We're going to do it," creator Bill Lawrence said of a revival of the famed 2000s show during a panel conversation at the ATX TV Festival on June 5. "We are going to do it—because we are lucky enough that people care," he continued. "If you ever have an excuse to work with people that you would want to spend time with anyways—run to it. It's the greatest thing about this gift." During the panel, 'Scrubs' star Donald Faison, who plays Dr. Chris Turk, said he's interested in a reboot but with some conditions. "Here's the deal, I think we all want it, we all would love to work together again. It's just that—it can't be a full season of a show," he said. Instead, he thinks it should be a limited series or a movie, citing Lawrence's busy schedule. Zach Braff, who played Dr. John "J.D." Dorian, backed his co-star's conditions up by explaining that he would only do the reboot if Lawrence was involved, because "we can't possibly do anything else without the Wonder Kid [Lawrence] here. And he is a little bit busy [with Ted Lasso]. If he finds time, I would definitely be down to do it."
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'Futurama'
- The beloved animated series 'Futurama' is making a comeback almost 10 years after the last episode aired. Hulu has announced a 20-episode revival with the show's creators, Matt Groening and David X. Cohen, and the original cast. Groening, better known for creating 'The Simpsons,' said, “It’s a true honor to announce the triumphant return of 'Futurama' one more time before we get canceled abruptly again.” 'Futurama' previously aired on Fox for five seasons before being canceled in 2003. It was renewed at Comedy Central for three more seasons and the last episode aired in 2013. The new series will premiere in 2023.
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'Fresh Prince of Bel-Air'
- The 'Fresh Prince of Bel-Air' remains a beloved series to so many, which is why anticipation was high for the reboot. The new edition of the classic Will Smith sitcom, simply called 'Bel-Air,' stars Jabari Banks as the new Will, as well as Olly Sholotan in the role of Carlton Banks and Adrian Holmes as Uncle Phil. Though the premise is the same, the half-hour sitcom is now an hour-long drama that has a much darker subtext set in modern America. Will Smith is still involved, though now behind the cameras as an executive producer.
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'Sex and the City'
- In December of 2021, Carrie, Miranda, and Charlotte returned to our screens to show us what life is like for three New York women in their fifties. The 'Sex and the City' reboot titled 'And Just Like That' was one of the most highly-anticipated TV events of the decade, and Sarah Jessica Parker said the biggest questions for the characters are now: “Have they adapted? What part have they played? Where have they fallen short as women, as friends, and how are they finding their way? Did they move with momentum? Are they like some people who are confused, threatened, nervous [by what’s happening in the world]?"
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'Sex and the City'
- Actresses Sarah Jessica Parker, Cynthia Nixon, and Kristin Davis all shared teasers of the HBO reboot with Kim Cattrall (Samantha) noticeably absent. The reboot follows Carrie, Miranda, and Charlotte in a 10-episode journey through tumultuous friendships and romance in New York once again, but this time they're a little bit older. An initial review from Variety said that the show has taken a more dramatic turn and is lacking in humor compared to the original series, which may be down to the absence of Kim Catrall's character.
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'That '70s Show'
- 'That '70s Show' was a long beloved series that aired from 1998-2006 and launched the careers of A-listers like Laura Prepon, Mila Kunis, and Ashton Kutcher. A spinoff series set in the '90s aired in 2023 and centers around Leia Forman, the daughter of Eric and Donna, as she heads to Wisconsin to spend the summer with her grandparents. Per Netflix, Leia bonds "with a new generation of Point Place kids under the watchful eye of Kitty and the stern glare of Red," and both Debra Jo Rupp and Kurtwood Smith reprise their roles in the series. The creators of the original show, Bonnie Turner and Terry Turner, are also on board as writers and executive producers.
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'Dexter'
- 'Dexter' was one of the most exciting reboots of 2021. The show ran for eight seasons between 2006 and 2013 and it seemed like the story was wrapped up. Almost 10 years later, a 10-episode revival called 'Dexter: New Blood' was created. The new show sees Dexter living under the name Jim Lindsay in a small snowy town in the state of New York. He seems to be living a happy peaceful life, running a hardware store and dating the local police chief. However, he's still haunted by his old demons. What's more, his son is now a teenager and on the hunt for his missing father. In 2023, Showtime announced three more spinoffs of the hit show.
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'iCarly'
- The hit Nickelodeon show 'iCarly' was revived by Paramount+ in 2021, picking up 10 years after the characters left off. A second season of the revival followed in 2022.
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'Frasier'
- After years of fans asking for more 'Frasier,' Paramount+ (the rebranded version of streamer CBS All Access) has announced a revival of the show, with star Kelsey Grammer confirming his return.
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'True Blood'
- The vampire series 'True Blood,' which ran for seven seasons from 2008-2014 is now reportedly getting a reboot. Still in the early development stages at HBO, the reboot will not feature the original cast including Anna Paquin, Alexander Skarsgård, Joe Manganiello, and Stephen Moyer, though it will have the original series creator and showrunner Alan Ball attached to executive produce.
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'Who’s the Boss?'
- Original series: 'Who’s the Boss?' (1984-1992 on ABC) New series date/Network: Unknown
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'90210'
- Original series: 'Beverly Hills, 90210' (1990-2000 on Fox)
New series: 2008-2013
Where: The CW
Note: 'BH90210,' a heightened-reality version dealing with a reboot of the '90s series, aired on Fox for one season.
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'The Twilight Zone'
- Original series: 'The Twilight Zone' (1959-1964 on CBS)
New series: 2019-2020
Where: CBS
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'The X-Files'
- Original series: 'The X-Files' (1993-2001 on Fox)
New series: 2016-2018
Where: Fox
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'Gilmore Girls: A Year in the Life'
- Original series: 'Gilmore Girls' (2000-2006 on The WB/The CW)
New series: 2016
Where: Netflix
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'Prison Break'
- Original series: 'Prison Break' (2005-2008 on Fox)
New series: 2017
Where: Fox
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'Will & Grace'
- Original series: 'Will & Grace' (1998-2005 on NBC)
New series: 2017-2020
Where: NBC
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'Dallas'
- Original series: 'Dallas' (1978-1991 on CBS)
New series: 2012-2014
Where: TNT
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'Twin Peaks: The Return'
- Original series: 'Twin Peaks' (1990-1991 on Showtime)
New series: 2017
Where: Showtime
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'MacGyver'
- Original series: 'MacGyver' (1985-1992 on ABC)
New series: 2016-2021
Where: CBS
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'Melrose Place'
- Original series: 'Melrose Place' (1992-1999 on Fox)
New series: 2009-2010
Where: The CW
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'Roseanne'
- Original series: 'Roseanne' (1988-1996 on ABC) Note: After Roseanne Barr was dropped from the show, the cast and crew continued on with 'The Conners' in 2018, which was recently picked up for a third season.
New series: 2018
Where: ABC
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'Dynasty'
- Original series: 'Dynasty' (1981-1989 on ABC)
New series: 2017-2022
Where: The CW
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'Chilling Adventures of Sabrina'
- Original series: 'Sabrina the Teenage Witch' (1996-2003 on ABC/The WB) Note: In July, Netflix announced the show's cancellation. The fourth and final season is expected to premiere later in 2020.
New series: 2018-2020
Where: Netflix
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'24: Legacy'
- Original series: '24' (2001-2010 on Fox)
New series: 2017
Where: Fox
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'One Day at a Time'
- Original series: 'One Day at a Time' (1975-1984 on CBS)
New series: 2017-2020
Where: Netflix/Pop TV
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'Charlie's Angels'
- Original series: 'Charlie's Angels' (1976-1981 on ABC)
New series: 2011
Where: ABC
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'Arrested Development'
- Original series: 'Arrested Development' (2003-2005 on Fox)
New series: 2013 and 2018
Where: Netflix
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'Battlestar Galactica'
- Original series: 'Battlestar Galactica' (1978-1979 on ABC)
New series: 2004-2009
Where: SyFy
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'The Tick'
- Original series: 'The Tick' (2001-2002 on Fox)
New series: 2016-2019
Where: Amazon
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'Veronica Mars'
- Original series: 'Veronica Mars' (2004-2007 on UPN/The CW)
New series: 2019
Where: Hulu
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'Charmed'
- Original series: 'Charmed' (1998-2006 on The WB)
New series: 2018-2022
Where: The CW
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'Lost in Space'
- Original series: 'Lost in Space' (1965-1968 on CBS)
New series: 2018-2021
Where: Netflix
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'Heroes Reborn'
- Original series: 'Heroes' (2006-2010 on NBC)
New series: 2015-2016
Where: NBC
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'Fuller House'
- Original series: 'Full House' (1987-1995 on ABC)
New series: 2016-2019
Where: Netflix
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'Hawaii Five-0'
- Original series: 'Hawaii Five-0' (1968-1980 on CBS)
New series: 2010-2020
Where: CBS
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'The Odd Couple'
- Original series: 'The Odd Couple' (1970-1975 on ABC)
New series: 2015-2017
Where: CBS
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'Murphy Brown'
- Original series: 'Murphy Brown' (1988-1997 on CBS)
New series: 2018
Where: CBS
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'Roswell, New Mexico'
- Original series: 'Roswell' (1999-2002 on The WB)
New series: 2019-2022
Where: The CW
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'Fawlty Towers'
- 'Fawlty Towers' (1975, 1979) is a cult-favorite British sitcom that ran only two seasons but left an enormous legacy behind. Over 40 years later, John Cleese, who starred as Basil Fawlty, is returning to write and star in a revival of the show, alongside his daughter Camilla Cleese. Castle Rock Entertainment announced on February 7 that it had closed a deal with Cleese to bring the series back, BBC reports, and actors Rob and Michelle Reiner are also set to join. The revival will explore how the cynical and sarcastic Basil navigates the modern world as he and his newfound daughter team up to run a boutique hotel. It will be comedy in a whole new climate for Cleese, and anticipation is high to see if he can pull it off.
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'Zoey 101'
- Nickelodeon's 'Zoey 101' was one of the biggest kid's shows on the channel during its three-year run from 2005-2008. It starred Jamie Lynn Spears as the titular character and followed her and her classmates at the Pacific Coast Academy boarding school. Nickelodeon announced that the show is getting a sequel movie! With the original cast of teens now in their thirties, the movie will see the school's alumni reunite as adults for a wedding. Spears and the rest of the core cast will all be reprising their roles, apart from actress Alexa Nikolas who played Nicole. Production is reportedly underway and a premiere on Paramount+ is expected in 2023.
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'Malcolm in the Middle'
- Frankie Muniz revealed that a 'Malcolm in the Middle' reboot might be on the cards in an interview in October 2022. Muniz, who starred as the titular character as a child, shared that his on-screen dad, Bryan Cranston, is already writing the script. In 2020, Cranston had already expressed his interest in a reunion, if only for the purpose of getting to see his fellow cast members again. "I miss those people like crazy," he told E! News. "We want to start talking about the possibility of putting together a story that makes sense about that family, 10 years later, or whatever—12 years later. It's not unheard of." Two years on and it looks like Cranston is taking charge and trying to get the project off the ground. Hopefully we'll be seeing the Wilkersons back together again soon!
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'The Powerpuff Girls'
- Hanna-Barbera Studios have green-lit the return of Buttercup, Blossom and Bubbles; the crime-fighting trio that make up 'The Powerpuff Girls.' Hanna-Barbera were the original producers of the hit animated series which was first aired in 1998. Various projects have attempted to revive the Powerpuff Girls since the original series ended in 2005, but now fans can expect an authentic reboot that "revisits and expands upon the world of the original series, as Blossom, Bubbles, and Buttercup face off against a gallery of villains comprised of familiar foes and new threats." Hanna-Barbera Studios also announced that they'll be rebooting another animated favorite: 'Foster's Home For Imaginary Friends.' The show ran for six seasons between 2004 and 2009, and was wildly popular among Cartoon Network subscribers during that period.
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'Scrubs'
- The beloved medical series 'Scrubs' is making a comeback, the show's creator confirmed. "We're going to do it," creator Bill Lawrence said of a revival of the famed 2000s show during a panel conversation at the ATX TV Festival on June 5. "We are going to do it—because we are lucky enough that people care," he continued. "If you ever have an excuse to work with people that you would want to spend time with anyways—run to it. It's the greatest thing about this gift." During the panel, 'Scrubs' star Donald Faison, who plays Dr. Chris Turk, said he's interested in a reboot but with some conditions. "Here's the deal, I think we all want it, we all would love to work together again. It's just that—it can't be a full season of a show," he said. Instead, he thinks it should be a limited series or a movie, citing Lawrence's busy schedule. Zach Braff, who played Dr. John "J.D." Dorian, backed his co-star's conditions up by explaining that he would only do the reboot if Lawrence was involved, because "we can't possibly do anything else without the Wonder Kid [Lawrence] here. And he is a little bit busy [with Ted Lasso]. If he finds time, I would definitely be down to do it."
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'Futurama'
- The beloved animated series 'Futurama' is making a comeback almost 10 years after the last episode aired. Hulu has announced a 20-episode revival with the show's creators, Matt Groening and David X. Cohen, and the original cast. Groening, better known for creating 'The Simpsons,' said, “It’s a true honor to announce the triumphant return of 'Futurama' one more time before we get canceled abruptly again.” 'Futurama' previously aired on Fox for five seasons before being canceled in 2003. It was renewed at Comedy Central for three more seasons and the last episode aired in 2013. The new series will premiere in 2023.
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'Fresh Prince of Bel-Air'
- The 'Fresh Prince of Bel-Air' remains a beloved series to so many, which is why anticipation was high for the reboot. The new edition of the classic Will Smith sitcom, simply called 'Bel-Air,' stars Jabari Banks as the new Will, as well as Olly Sholotan in the role of Carlton Banks and Adrian Holmes as Uncle Phil. Though the premise is the same, the half-hour sitcom is now an hour-long drama that has a much darker subtext set in modern America. Will Smith is still involved, though now behind the cameras as an executive producer.
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'Sex and the City'
- In December of 2021, Carrie, Miranda, and Charlotte returned to our screens to show us what life is like for three New York women in their fifties. The 'Sex and the City' reboot titled 'And Just Like That' was one of the most highly-anticipated TV events of the decade, and Sarah Jessica Parker said the biggest questions for the characters are now: “Have they adapted? What part have they played? Where have they fallen short as women, as friends, and how are they finding their way? Did they move with momentum? Are they like some people who are confused, threatened, nervous [by what’s happening in the world]?"
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'Sex and the City'
- Actresses Sarah Jessica Parker, Cynthia Nixon, and Kristin Davis all shared teasers of the HBO reboot with Kim Cattrall (Samantha) noticeably absent. The reboot follows Carrie, Miranda, and Charlotte in a 10-episode journey through tumultuous friendships and romance in New York once again, but this time they're a little bit older. An initial review from Variety said that the show has taken a more dramatic turn and is lacking in humor compared to the original series, which may be down to the absence of Kim Catrall's character.
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'That '70s Show'
- 'That '70s Show' was a long beloved series that aired from 1998-2006 and launched the careers of A-listers like Laura Prepon, Mila Kunis, and Ashton Kutcher. A spinoff series set in the '90s aired in 2023 and centers around Leia Forman, the daughter of Eric and Donna, as she heads to Wisconsin to spend the summer with her grandparents. Per Netflix, Leia bonds "with a new generation of Point Place kids under the watchful eye of Kitty and the stern glare of Red," and both Debra Jo Rupp and Kurtwood Smith reprise their roles in the series. The creators of the original show, Bonnie Turner and Terry Turner, are also on board as writers and executive producers.
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'Dexter'
- 'Dexter' was one of the most exciting reboots of 2021. The show ran for eight seasons between 2006 and 2013 and it seemed like the story was wrapped up. Almost 10 years later, a 10-episode revival called 'Dexter: New Blood' was created. The new show sees Dexter living under the name Jim Lindsay in a small snowy town in the state of New York. He seems to be living a happy peaceful life, running a hardware store and dating the local police chief. However, he's still haunted by his old demons. What's more, his son is now a teenager and on the hunt for his missing father. In 2023, Showtime announced three more spinoffs of the hit show.
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'iCarly'
- The hit Nickelodeon show 'iCarly' was revived by Paramount+ in 2021, picking up 10 years after the characters left off. A second season of the revival followed in 2022.
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'Frasier'
- After years of fans asking for more 'Frasier,' Paramount+ (the rebranded version of streamer CBS All Access) has announced a revival of the show, with star Kelsey Grammer confirming his return.
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'True Blood'
- The vampire series 'True Blood,' which ran for seven seasons from 2008-2014 is now reportedly getting a reboot. Still in the early development stages at HBO, the reboot will not feature the original cast including Anna Paquin, Alexander Skarsgård, Joe Manganiello, and Stephen Moyer, though it will have the original series creator and showrunner Alan Ball attached to executive produce.
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'Who’s the Boss?'
- Original series: 'Who’s the Boss?' (1984-1992 on ABC) New series date/Network: Unknown
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'90210'
- Original series: 'Beverly Hills, 90210' (1990-2000 on Fox)
New series: 2008-2013
Where: The CW
Note: 'BH90210,' a heightened-reality version dealing with a reboot of the '90s series, aired on Fox for one season.
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'The Twilight Zone'
- Original series: 'The Twilight Zone' (1959-1964 on CBS)
New series: 2019-2020
Where: CBS
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'The X-Files'
- Original series: 'The X-Files' (1993-2001 on Fox)
New series: 2016-2018
Where: Fox
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'Gilmore Girls: A Year in the Life'
- Original series: 'Gilmore Girls' (2000-2006 on The WB/The CW)
New series: 2016
Where: Netflix
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'Prison Break'
- Original series: 'Prison Break' (2005-2008 on Fox)
New series: 2017
Where: Fox
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'Will & Grace'
- Original series: 'Will & Grace' (1998-2005 on NBC)
New series: 2017-2020
Where: NBC
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'Dallas'
- Original series: 'Dallas' (1978-1991 on CBS)
New series: 2012-2014
Where: TNT
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'Twin Peaks: The Return'
- Original series: 'Twin Peaks' (1990-1991 on Showtime)
New series: 2017
Where: Showtime
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'MacGyver'
- Original series: 'MacGyver' (1985-1992 on ABC)
New series: 2016-2021
Where: CBS
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'Melrose Place'
- Original series: 'Melrose Place' (1992-1999 on Fox)
New series: 2009-2010
Where: The CW
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'Roseanne'
- Original series: 'Roseanne' (1988-1996 on ABC) Note: After Roseanne Barr was dropped from the show, the cast and crew continued on with 'The Conners' in 2018, which was recently picked up for a third season.
New series: 2018
Where: ABC
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'Dynasty'
- Original series: 'Dynasty' (1981-1989 on ABC)
New series: 2017-2022
Where: The CW
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'Chilling Adventures of Sabrina'
- Original series: 'Sabrina the Teenage Witch' (1996-2003 on ABC/The WB) Note: In July, Netflix announced the show's cancellation. The fourth and final season is expected to premiere later in 2020.
New series: 2018-2020
Where: Netflix
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'24: Legacy'
- Original series: '24' (2001-2010 on Fox)
New series: 2017
Where: Fox
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'One Day at a Time'
- Original series: 'One Day at a Time' (1975-1984 on CBS)
New series: 2017-2020
Where: Netflix/Pop TV
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'Charlie's Angels'
- Original series: 'Charlie's Angels' (1976-1981 on ABC)
New series: 2011
Where: ABC
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'Arrested Development'
- Original series: 'Arrested Development' (2003-2005 on Fox)
New series: 2013 and 2018
Where: Netflix
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'Battlestar Galactica'
- Original series: 'Battlestar Galactica' (1978-1979 on ABC)
New series: 2004-2009
Where: SyFy
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'The Tick'
- Original series: 'The Tick' (2001-2002 on Fox)
New series: 2016-2019
Where: Amazon
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'Veronica Mars'
- Original series: 'Veronica Mars' (2004-2007 on UPN/The CW)
New series: 2019
Where: Hulu
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'Charmed'
- Original series: 'Charmed' (1998-2006 on The WB)
New series: 2018-2022
Where: The CW
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'Lost in Space'
- Original series: 'Lost in Space' (1965-1968 on CBS)
New series: 2018-2021
Where: Netflix
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'Heroes Reborn'
- Original series: 'Heroes' (2006-2010 on NBC)
New series: 2015-2016
Where: NBC
© BrunoPress
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'Fuller House'
- Original series: 'Full House' (1987-1995 on ABC)
New series: 2016-2019
Where: Netflix
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'Hawaii Five-0'
- Original series: 'Hawaii Five-0' (1968-1980 on CBS)
New series: 2010-2020
Where: CBS
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'The Odd Couple'
- Original series: 'The Odd Couple' (1970-1975 on ABC)
New series: 2015-2017
Where: CBS
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'Murphy Brown'
- Original series: 'Murphy Brown' (1988-1997 on CBS)
New series: 2018
Where: CBS
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'Roswell, New Mexico'
- Original series: 'Roswell' (1999-2002 on The WB)
New series: 2019-2022
Where: The CW
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Hit TV shows that were rebooted
'Black Panther' director Ryan Coogler to "remount" 'The X-Files' with diverse cast, series creator says
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TV shows have been part of our lives for as long as many of us can remember. But not all TV shows are created equal; some series have been more successful than others and, of course, some we do miss and others we don't. When one of our favorite long-lost series is rebooted, it's always a nerve-racking wait to see if it does the original show justice or is simply a money-grab.
Director Ryan Coogler is set to "remount" 'The X-Files,' says Chris Carter, the creator of the paranormal series starring David Duchovny and Gillian Anderson. Carter told CBC's 'On the Coast' on March 27 that he spoke with the 'Black Panther' and 'Creed' director about remaking the drama, whose original run aired on Fox from 1993 to 2002 and was revived for two more seasons in 2016 and 2018.
"I just spoke to a young man, Ryan Coogler, who is going to remount 'The X-Files' with a diverse cast," Carter said. "So, he's got his work cut out for him because we covered so much territory." Carter believes the show will need a lot of tweaking for modern audiences, however, because "We're so steeped in conspiracies now." He added, "The X-Files dealt with a central conspiracy, but now the world is so full of conspiracies that I think that it would be a different show."
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