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Some characters are evergreen and stand the test of time, and Mayim Bialik’s brilliant portrayal of the nerdy and studious Amy Farrah Fowler will be remembered by not just fans of The Big Bang Theory, but viewers around the world. Before her marquee gig in the blockbuster show, Bialik made her name as a teen star in the sitcom Blossom, in which she played the precocious titular protagonist.

Mayim Bialik as Amy Farrah Fowler and Jim Parsons as Sheldon Cooper (image credit: CBS)

Interestingly, even though Bialik first made her appearance in season 3 as Amy Farrah Fowler, her presence was acknowledged as early as season 1 through a clever reference that connected her to her role in Blossom. A hawk-eyed fan’s observation of this made many viewers excited about this intriguing piece of trivia.

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Former Jeopardy! host Mayim Bialik has shared her thoughts on Investigation Discovery’s Quiet on Set: The Dark Side of Kids TV docuseries and its allegations of horrific abuse. On the latest episode of the Mayim Bialik’s Breakdown podcast, the Big Bang Theory alum spoke with her former Blossom co-star Jenna von Oÿ and former Disney Channel star Christy Carlson Romano about their experiences as child actors, as well as industry-wide abuse and harassment. “Women being berated in the writer’s room is something that was just like — I’m sorry — it was considered in — I mean, I hate to say it, — it’s considered par for the course,” Bialik said when touching on allegations made in the ID doc by a couple of women writers against Nickelodeon producer Dan Schneider. “I will say I do not believe that happened in our writer’s room [on Blossom], and there were...

Mayim Bialik is giving her take on the docuseries Quiet on Set: The Dark Side of Kids TV.

The Big Bang Theory alum shared her thoughts on the latest episode of her podcast, Mayim Bialik’s Breakdown. Bialik discussed the ID doc with Blossom co-star Jenna von Oÿ and former Disney Channel star Christy Carlson Romano.

“Women being berated in the writer’s room is something that was just like — I’m sorry — it was considered in — I mean, I hate to say it, — it’s considered par for the course,” Bialik said over the allegations made in the docuseries by a couple of women writers working with Dan Schneider. “I will say I do not believe that happened in our writer’s room, and there were things that we all thought were okay to even joke about which now we’d be mortified.”

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Mayim Bialik is sharing her thoughts about the harrowing allegations in Investigation Discovery’s Quiet on Set: The Dark Side of Kids TV docuseries.

On a recent episode of her The Breakdown podcast, former child actress Jenna von Oÿ noted how women’s alleged experiences at Nickelodeon while working under Dan Schneider — detailed in the five-part series — weren’t much different than “things that I heard about other sets during our time.”

The Big Bang Theory alum added in response, “Women being berated in the writers room is something that was just like — I’m sorry — it was considered in — I mean, I hate to say it, — it’s considered par for the course. I will say I do not believe that happened in our writers room … and there were things that we all thought were Ok to even joke about, which now we’d be mortified.”

Later in the episode,...

Amid new scrutiny on child performers in the wake of the Quiet on Set docuseries, former Disney actress Christy Carlson Romano is opening up about the moments when she and her mother had to speak up on the set of Disney show Even Stevens, which Romano starred in as a teen.

In a conversation on Mayim Bialik’s Breakdown podcast, which also included Bialik’s fellow Blossom alum Jenna von Oÿ, Bialik asked the former child stars about times in which they had to assert themselves during production and what “worked well” in managing to be heard.

Romano noted that there were a couple of times when she was able to have a say in the production choices. One was when writers would come to her to draw from her own experiences while writing for her character, Ren. “They would be like, ‘Hey, you just turned 16. Are boys interesting to you?...

Mayim Bialik is talking about reviving Blossom but if it comes back it won’t be the bubbly sitcom that audiences remember.

“I’m happy to tell you that, yes, it’s true. All of the cast and the original creator and producers are on board, and we believe a reboot can and should exist once the strike ends,” Bialik told Vanity Fair in an interview.

Blossom was a sitcom created by Don Reo that aired for five seasons on NBC starting in 1991 and ending in 1995. The series followed the title character living in a male-dominated household led by her single father and two older brothers.

Bialik teased that the reimagination of the show would be much different than the 1990s comedy adding, “We’re hoping to reboot it not as a sitcom, though. We want to bring back these interesting, deep characters—a child of divorce, a recovering drug addict,...

Blossom star Mayim Bialik recently provided an update on the forthcoming reboot of the beloved NBC coming-of-age sitcom.

Speaking with Vanity Fair, Bialik reaffirmed that a Blossom reboot was in development. "I’m happy to tell you that, yes, it’s true. All of the cast and the original creator and producers are on board, and we believe a reboot can and should exist once the strike ends," the actor said. "We’re hoping to reboot it not as a sitcom, though. We want to bring back these interesting, deep characters—a child of divorce, a recovering drug addict, an alcoholic—to see them in a whole new way."

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Bialik's proposed reboot sounds similar to what Peacock did with The Fresh Prince of Bel-Air, reimagining the classic Will Smith-led half-hour sitcom as Bel-Air, an hourlong drama that has so far aired two seasons.

Mayim Bialik confirms that a Blossom reboot is happening, but it won't be a sitcom. The new direction of the Blossom reboot has sparked comparisons to more serious reboots like Bel-Air and Chilling Adventures of Sabrina. Blossom was praised for its female representation and willingness to tackle serious topics.

New details have surfaced regarding the rumored Blossom reboot, and there are now reasons to be very interested in what they claim. Mayim Bialik, who played the titular role of Blossom, was asked about the rumors in an interview with Vanity Fair. It was here where she not only confirmed that the reboot is happening, but that it will be quite different than before.

“I’m happy to tell you that, yes, it’s true. All of the cast and the original creator and producers are on board, and we believe a reboot can and should exist once the strike ends.

Mayim Bialik confirms that a Blossom revival is happening, with the original cast and creators on board, once the strike ends. The new version of the show may not be a sitcom, but will explore deeper themes and present the characters in a whole new way. Fans of the original show can look forward to seeing how the characters and their relationships have evolved, and the revival is expected to generate a lot of excitement.

Mayim Bialik explains how Blossom’s revival will be different from the original show. The sitcom premiered in 1990 and followed teenager Blossom Russo (Bialik), as she navigated growing up in a house full of men. During its run, the show maintained steady ratings, and earned praise for the depiction of Bialik’s character. Conversations surrounding a potential Blossom revival have been brought up over the years, and Bialik previously revealed that the rest of the...

Blossom star Mayim Bialik offers an update on the long-planned reboot. Since playing the titular teenager in the energetic 1990s sitcom, Bialik has taken on several notable projects, including her career-defining role as Amy Farrah Fowler in The Big Bang Theory. She's also one of the hosts of Jeopardy!, leading the iconic game show alongside Ken Jennings. At a time when many lighthearted comedies from previous decades have been resurrected and reexamined, Blossom has been frequently mentioned as a possible candidate for a revival.

In recent remarks to Variety, Bialik gave an update on the Blossom reboot. The four-time Emmy nominee struck a cautiously optimistic tone, revealing that the cast is open to it, but she underlined that there are obstacles. Bialik explains some of the difficulties and reflects on the legacy of the 1990s sitcom. Read her quote below:

“The show was supposed to be ‘Catcher in the Rye’ about a girl,...

Blossom fans could see the sitcom cast reunite again on the small screen. This time for a reunion series updating fans on what the characters are doing now. Viewers may have seen cast members Joey Lawrence, Michael Stoyanov, Jenna von Oÿ, and Ted Wass appear on episodes of star Mayim Bialik’s current series, Call Me Kat.

A family comedy series, Blossom aired on NBC for five seasons between 1991 and 1995. The show revolves around a quirky teen girl (Bialik), her two elder brothers (Lawrence and Stoyanov), and their single dad (Wass). The sitcom cast also includes David Lascher, Portia Dawson, Barnard Hughes, Finola Hughes, and Courtney Chase.

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Sabrina the Teenage Witch could have been very different, as another popular actress was up for the lead role. Melissa Joan Hart, who portrayed Sabrina Spellman for the entirety of the supernatural comedy, said that she wouldn't be interested in a reboot as those follow-up projects rarely resonate in the same way as the original. But the fact that the possibility continues to be raised serves as a clear indication that the slight sitcom has had a sizable presence in pop culture, with many easily recalling Salem or the fact that Hilda and Zelda were aspirationally cool aunts of the titular witch.

But, prior to Hart landing the role, Sabrina could have been entirely different. Before she changed television forever as Buffy the Vampire Slayer, Sarah Michelle Gellar was in consideration for the part. And, during a conversation on Watch What Happens Live, Natasha Lyonne reveals that she could have played Sabrina,...

At this point, I'm convinced Natasha Lyonne can do anything. The actor, writer, director, and producer is on a serious roll, starring in (and showrunning) the fantastic second season of the Netflix sci-fi series "Russian Doll" and starring in Rian Johnson's new Peacock series "Poker Face," but once upon a time she wasn't as famous and lost out on some pretty big roles. Lyonne has been acting since she was a child, with her first credited performance on "Pee-Wee's Playhouse" when she was just six years old, and that means she's been to enough auditions that she's probably lost count. Apparently, among those auditions were try-outs for the title role on the ABC comedy series "Sabrina the Teenage Witch" and for Six on the NBC comedy series "Blossom," both of which would have been wildly different with Leone.

While appearing on "Watch What Happens Live," host Andy Cohen asked Lyonne...

Natasha Lyonne is dishing on some iconic roles she was close to landing early in her career.

While on Thursday’s episode of Watch What Happens Live, host Andy Cohen asked the Poker Face star to name a role that another actress got that she thinks should have been hers. She quickly responded in a playful manner, “Oh, gosh, there’s a lot … I mean, how far back do you want to go?”

“Well, I didn’t get Six or Blossom. I didn’t get Sabrina the Teenage Witch,” she said, taking Cohen by surprise. Lyonne then added that she didn’t get a role in John Hughes’ 1991 film Curly Sue.

Cohen seemed to be most taken aback by the Orange Is the New Black actress saying she did not get the role of Six in the ’90s hit series Blossom. “Wow! I would have loved to see you as Six,...

Natasha Lyonne’s career could have turned out very differently.

This week, the “Poker Face” star appeared on “Watch What Happens Live with Andy Cohen” and revealed some of the big roles she missed out on early in her career.

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The host asked Lyonne to “name one fellow actress who beat you out for a role that should have been yours.”

“I didn’t get Six on ‘Blossom’,” she continued. “I didn’t get ‘Sabrina the Teenage Witch’.”

Lyonne added, “Oh, hold on a second. I didn’t get Curly Sue.”

But Cohen was fixated on her losing the role of Six in the classic sitcom.

“I would have loved to see you as Six. What a reinterpretation of the part,” he said, to which the actress joked.

Blossom's Joey Lawrence gives an update on the potential reboot of the 1990s sitcom. Previously, to promote the show's arrival on Hulu, lead star Mayim Bialik revealed her interest in bringing Blossom back. She noted that, along with series creator Don Reo, she's faced a lot of difficulties getting a network or streaming service to agree to the project. Bialik even mentioned that she's considered starting a fan campaign to garner interest and that there is a "well-formed" idea that has been developed over the course of several discussions.

Now, while promoting his recent appearance on The Masked Singer, Lawrence has weighed in on a potential Blossom reboot. The actor, who played Joseph Russo in the sitcom, noted that there were a lot of different opinions about how the project should proceed. Lawrence said that, for his part, he wants to make sure it's a version of Blossom that...

If you're like me, you firmly believe that "A Goofy Movie" is one of the best (read: the best) Disney movies ever made. Set over the course of one crazy summer, "A Goofy Movie" tells the story of Max Goof (son of Goofy Goof and voiced by Jason Marsden) who, in an attempt to get the attention of his crush Roxanne (voiced by Jenna von Oÿ), stages one of the most impressive stunts ever. During an end-of-year school-wide assembly, Max wows Roxanne by performing a full-on dance number to his favorite band Powerline's song, "Stand Out," and the two make plans to meet up later. But when Goofy (voiced by Bill Farmer) gets wind of Max's poor (read: swoon-worthy) behavior, he thinks a father-son fishing trip is just what Max needs to set him straight.

Obviously, Max is not happy about this, and what follows is an insane road...

Blossom fans are in for a treat when Call Me Kat returns for its second season on Fox. Joey Lawrence, Jenna Von Oÿ, and Michael Stroyanov are joining Mayim Bialik for the season premiere in January. In the story, the trio (playing themselves) will visit Louisville for a celebrity golf tournament, and Kat will attend to see them because they were on her favorite show growing up, per The Wrap.

Blossom aired on for five seasons, between 1990 and 1995. The series follows Blossom Russo as she lives with her single dad and two older brothers.

began teasing the Blossom reunion on Instagram weeks ago, and the network has now released a new preview featuring the reunited former co-stars. ...

“Whoa!” is a totally valid response to the following news.

Mayim Bialik will reunite with Blossom costars Joey Lawrence, Jenna von Oÿ and Michael Stoyanov in the Season 2 premiere of Fox’s Call Me Kat (airing on a special night, Sunday, Jan. 9 following an NFL doubleheader; subsequent episodes will air Thursdays at 9/8c, beginning Jan. 13).

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Lifetime has greenlighted a remake of the 1997 TV movie “Dying to Belong” about sorority hazing, the network announced Tuesday.

Shannen Doherty will star in the movie alongside “Supergirl’s” Favour Onwuka and “iZombie” actress Jenika Rose. Onwuka and Rose will play college freshman who become “fast friends,” according to Lifetime’s description of the film. “Riley (Rose), whose mother Katherine (Doherty) was a legacy Pi Gamma Beta, decides to rush in hopes of following Katherine’s footsteps and is ecstatic when Olivia (Onwuka) joins her. Sensing the opportunity to go undercover to write a story about hazing practices, Olivia soon discovers there are deadly secrets involved in being part of the sisterhood.”

The original “Dying to Belong,” directed by William A. Graham, aired in 1997 on NBC, starring Hilary Swank, Sarah Chalke, Jenna von Oÿ and Mark-Paul Gosselaar. Dying to Belong will debut this fall on Lifetime.

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Exclusive: Lifetime is bringing an updated version of the classic television movie Dying To Belong to the screen. Shannen Doherty, Favour Onwuka (Supergirl) and Jenika Rose (iZombie) are set to star in Lifetime’s remake of the 1997 film, which starred Hilary Swank, Sarah Chalke, Jenna von Oÿ and Mark-Paul Gosselaar. Dying to Belong, which reveals the harsh realities of toxic friendships and sorority hazing culture, will debut this fall on Lifetime.

In Dying To Belong, when journalism major Olivia (Onwuka) meets Riley (Rose), a shy freshman who suffers from anxiety, they become fast friends. Riley, whose mother Katherine (Doherty) was a legacy Pi Gamma Beta, decides to rush in hopes of following Katherine’s footsteps and is ecstatic when Olivia joins her. Sensing the opportunity to go undercover to write a story about hazing practices, Olivia soon discovers there are deadly secrets involved in being part of the “sisterhood.”

Dying...

This is either going to be really good or so bad, it’s great. But either way, ABC’s relaunch of Battle of the Network Stars (premiering Thursday, June 29 at 9/8c) is looking like the summer’s must-see — especially since on Tuesday the full list of competitors was released. The celebrities we’re most psyched to see throwing down in events like the kayak relay race and dunk tank:

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Mother’s Day 2017 was nothing if not filled with social media posts from parents everywhere — including celebs!

Famous mamas like Hilary Duff, Gisele Bündchen, Jennifer Lopez and more got real on Instagram and Twitter, sharing snaps of themselves with their kids alongside heartfelt messages about what being a mom has meant to them.

Not absent from the mom tributes were tons of celebrity dads, like Justin Timberlake, Orlando Bloom and Thomas Rhett, expressing their gratitude to the women who helped make them fathers.

“To the multitasking moms out there making it all work #HappyMothersDay!” Nicole Richie posted a hilarious throwback...

When comedian Vanessa Bayer isn’t making people laugh on Saturday Night Live, she can be found relaxing in her New York City apartment.

The 35-year-old, who recently opened up to People about her struggle with cancer as a teen, gave a tour of her living space, pointing out all of the personal touches that make her city digs feel like home — and of course, cracked some jokes along the way.

After showing off artwork by her friend and Big Bang Theory actress Kate Micucci, Bayer rattles off her favorite coffee table books (casually penned by some of her closest...

Clarissa Explains It All premiered in March 1991, meaning that this month it celebrates its 25th anniversary. Yep, if Clarissa Darling were around today (and had been aging in real-world time since the show first debuted), she'd be 38 years old, maybe even with a 13-year-old Clarissa of her own.

It's not just that the Melissa Joan Hart sitcom was a popular show for pre-teen girls or even pre-teens in general; it's that it helped established a network identity for the channel it was on, a still-young Nickelodeon, and helped shape a lot of similarly focused shows that aired throughout the rest of the '90s.

Clarissa Explains It All premiered in March 1991, meaning that this month it celebrates its 25th anniversary. Yep, if Clarissa Darling were around today (and had been aging in real-world time since the show first debuted), she'd be 38 years old, maybe even with a 13-year-old Clarissa of her own. It's not just that the Melissa Joan Hart sitcom was a popular show for pre-teen girls or even pre-teens in general; it's that it helped established a network identity for the channel it was on, a still-young Nickelodeon, and helped shape a lot of similarly focused shows that aired throughout the rest of the '90s.

Clarissa Explains It All premiered in March 1991, meaning that this month it celebrates its 25th anniversary. Yep, if Clarissa Darling were around today (and had been aging in real-world time since the show first debuted), she'd be 38 years old, maybe even with a 13-year-old Clarissa of her own. It's not just that the Melissa Joan Hart sitcom was a popular show for pre-teen girls or even pre-teens in general; it's that it helped established a network identity for the channel it was on, a still-young Nickelodeon, and helped shape a lot of similarly focused shows that aired throughout the rest of the '90s.

Celebs just don't even know what to call their kids anymore.

2014 brought us a plethora of adorable celebrity babies-- with names that gave us pause. Now, to be clear, there is Nothing Wrong with these bundles of joy, we're just saying their famous parents got a little... creative when deciding what to call them.

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Oh Boy, the creativity. Let's call out the most weird Af celebrity baby names we saw this year.

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1. Marlowe Monroe (Jenna von Oy + Brad Betcher)

Admit it. If Drunk History makes a Marilyn Monroe episode, This Is How The Hammered Comedian Will Say Her Name.

2. Wyatt Isabelle (Mila Kunis + Ashton Kutcher)

This is Not because Wyatt is traditionally a boy’s name (normativity is lame!). Wyatt and Isabelle (or rather, Isabella) are just so trendy right now. The...

Six just welcomed Baby No. 2!Jenna von Oy welcomed her second child on Saturday with husband Brad Bratcher, and now we're getting our first look at baby girl Marlowe Monroe.The "Blossom" alum took to her WhoSay page to show off her brood, writing, "There's some seriously sweet bonding happening over here... Introducing Marlowe Monroe!" In the pic, the newborn is being cuddled by the proud mama and her 2-year-old daughter, Gray. "We are so blessed to welcome another healthy, beautiful, profoundly enchanting baby girl into our family!" the actress told People. "Little Miss Marlowe is already very loved and adored, and we are savoring this special bonding time we have with her."So, how did Marlowe get her name?"We began mulling over names at the beginning of my pregnancy, and came up with a few we were fond of," the 37-year-old told the mag. "When we mentioned them aloud in front of Gray,...

It's baby No. 2 for Six! Jenna Von Oy welcomed her second child with husband Brad Bratcher on Saturday in Nashville, the former Blossom star's rep confirms to E! News. They named their baby girl Marlowe Monroe Bratcher, the littlest one joining 2-year-old big sister Gray Audrey in the family fold. Marlowe showed up weighing 7 pounds, 4 ounces and measuring 18.25 inches in length. "We are so blessed to welcome another healthy, beautiful, profoundly enchanting baby girl into our family!" Von Oy and Bratcher told told People, which was first to report the happy news. "Little Miss Marlowe is already very loved and adored, and we are savoring this special bonding...

Oy, a second girl! Jenna von Oy welcomed her second child, a beautiful baby girl, with husband Brad Bratcher on Saturday, Nov. 1, in Nashville, her rep confirms to Us Weekly. The Blossom alum, 37, and her husband, a computer data consultant, welcomed their daughter Marlowe Monroe Bratcher at 12:35 p.m. local time, the rep adds. The baby weighed 7 lbs., 4 oz, and measured 18.25 inches long. The newborn tot joins her big sister Gray Audrey, 2. "Baby and mama are both doing great," the rep tells [...]...

Jenna Von Oy starred as Mayim Bialik's fast-talking on-screen Bff Six on "Blossom" back in the day -- but are they still close now? "Mayim and I have kept in touch for a while. Actually, motherhood really sort of resurrected our friendship," Von Oy says on an upcoming episode of "Oprah: Where Are They Now?" Now 37 and expecting her second child next month, Jenna says she even asks Mayim for parenting advice all the time ... despite her former costar's sometimes controversial stance on things like breastfeeding."She's really been my go-to guru about all things breastfeeding," she explains.Back in 2012, Bialik made headlines for breastfeeding her then-3-year-old son on the New York City subway. She has also been criticized for advocating attachment parenting methods, including co-sleeping.But to Jenna, Bialik's never been pushy about her beliefs. "You may not agree with some of her parenting methods, but...

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The ’90s are gone, but we’re still clinging to the decade’s greatest television shows thanks to Netflix binges and cable syndication. Everyone remembers the series’ big stars, but what about those supporting characters all diehard fans will never forget?

Full House‘s Kimmy Gibbler (Andrea Barber) brought her smelly feet and sassy behavior into the Tanners’ home, while Buffy the Vampire Slayer‘s Xander (Nicholas Brendon) added comic relief in a dark world. Roz Doyle (Peri Gilpin) helped bring high-brow Frasier Crane (Kelsey Grammer) back to Earth, and Blossom Russo’s bestie Six LeMeure (Jenna von Oy) knew how to talk herself out of a jam.

Browse through our gallery for more characters you love, and find out what the actors behind those roles are up to now.

Full House may be over and done with, but that doesn’t mean its cast has lost touch.

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The ’90s are gone, but we’re still clinging to the decade’s greatest television shows thanks to Netflix binges and cable syndication. Everyone remembers the series’ big stars, but what about those supporting characters all diehard fans will never forget?

Full House‘s Kimmy Gibbler (Andrea Barber) brought her smelly feet and sassy behavior into the Tanners’ home, while Buffy the Vampire Slayer‘s Xander (Nicholas Brendon) added comic relief in a dark world. Roz Doyle (Peri Gilpin) helped bring high-brow Frasier Crane (Kelsey Grammer) back to Earth, and Blossom Russo’s bestie Six LeMeure (Jenna von Oy) knew how to talk herself out of a jam.

Browse through our gallery for more characters you love, and find out what the actors behind those roles are up to now.

Full House may be over and done with, but that doesn’t mean its cast has lost touch.

Whoa, can you believe it's been almost 20 years since "Blossom" went off the air?Yeah, neither can we -- but we love seeing the stars from the classic sitcom together again, reminiscing about their years on the beloved series as it re-airs this summer on the Hub Network.Mayim Bialik (Blossom), Jenna von Oy (Six), Joey Lawrence (Joey) and Mike Stoyanov (Tony) recently reunited to film a series of promotional videos, where they not only showed us what they all look like now, but also revealed some secrets from the set.First up: How did Six get her name? In the series, von Oy's character jokes she was given the numerical name because her father said "that's how many beers it took" -- but that's not the real story.See why show creator Don Reo gave her the interesting moniker below. Plus, see what Jenna says about her character's fast-talking...

The Blossom cast reunited and it made us feel all sorts of nostalgia, especially for 1990s fashion. The hats! The jeans! The plaid! You know what we're talking about, and so do Mayim Bialik, Joey Lawrence, Jenna von Oÿ and Michael Stoyanov. The quartet got together to host The Hub's marathon heralding the return of Blossom (reruns) to TV starting on Friday, July 11 and E! has an exclusive look and some surprising information about some of those classic clothes. In the video above, von Oÿ and Bialik reminisce about those floppy hats (you had one) and how they became such a signature part of the series. "My character wore them less than you," Bialik says. "I think mine...

Blossom reruns started airing on Hub Network this week (weekdays at 10 p.m. and 10:30 p.m. Et), and if the ’90s bug hasn’t bitten you, it could happen Friday night: The cast reunited for the first time in 20 years to film spots that will air during a three-hour marathon (starting July 11 at 9 p.m. Et).

We’ve got a few sneak peeks below at Mayim Bialik (Blossom), Joey Lawrence (Joey), Michael Stoyanov (Anthony), and Jenna von Oy (Six) reminiscing. Lawrence drops some trivia about his character name, which Bialik tops it by revealing who got her period first—her or Blossom.

The '90s NBC sitcom Blossom may have seemed like a blip on the TV radar, but the show was responsible for launching a few major careers, is remembered for being way ahead of its time, coining a few catchphrases and singlehandedly putting the flower hat on the map.

Debuting July Fourth weekend of 1990, Blossom starred the 15-year-oldMayim Bialik as a precocious teen adjusting to life and coming of age with her mom out of the picture. Her dad Nick (Ted Wass) was a musician sometimes on the road, her oldest brother Anthony (Michael Stoyanov) was a recovering alcoholic and her brother Joey (Joey Lawrence) was the stereotypical dumb jock. Jenna Von Oy played Blossom's fast-talking best friend.

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Time to dust off the floppy hat, Blossom is making a comeback.

The Russo family recently reunited, nearly 20 years after the show went off the air, to celebrate Blossom's return to the small screen. Starting July 7, reruns of the '90s show – chock-full of dated sartorial splendor – will air on The Hub Network. Costars Mayim Bialik, Joey Lawrence, Michael Stoyanov and People.com blogger Jenna von Oy gathered together for a photo shoot to help promote the show's resurrection, even taking a few selfies.

The sitcom, which ran for five seasons, told the story of Blossom (Bialik) and her...

Six bliss! Blossom alum Jenna von Oy is pregnant and expecting her second child with husband Brad Bratcher, her rep confirms to Us Weekly. The 37-year-old actress and Bratcher tied the knot in 2010. Their new bundle of joy will soon join their 2-year-old daughter Gray Audrey. Von Oy, for her part, isn't showing much of a baby bump just yet. On June 16, the star seemed to strategically cover her stomach as she reunited with her former Blossom costars 19 years after the series finale. (von Oy [...]...

Whoa! The "Blossom" cast has reunited!

Mayim Bialik, Joey Lawrence, Jenna von Oy and Michael Stoyanov got together for a "Blossom" cast photo shoot on Monday to celebrate the show's upcoming re-airing on The Hub Network.

"The @hubtvnetwork #blossomreunion is going great :)," Mayim, who played the show's flower-hat-loving title character, captioned an Instagram photo of the group.

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"Um...@joeylawrence @MikeStoyanov @JennavonOy. We still look like young whippersnappers," she captioned another behind-the-scenes shot. "@hubtvnetwork #blossomreunion"

Um...@joeylawrence @MikeStoyanov @JennavonOy. We still look like young whippersnappers @hubtvnetwork #blossomreunion pic.twitter.com/ph7O1JQYlP ...

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Get out the floppy flower hats! The cast of Blossom reunited after 19 years on Monday, June 16, and were filled with nostalgia as they gave their fans a sneak peek with photos via Twitter. Mayim Bialik (Blossom), Joey Lawrence (Joey Russo), Jenna von Oy (Six LeMeure), and Michael Stoyanov (Anthony Russo) came together this week to shoot promos for the TV series, which is coming back in syndication thanks to the Hub Network. "#blossomreunion thanks to @HubTVNetwork in effect!" Bialik, 38, wrote. "Um…@joeylawrence @MikeStoyanov @JennavonOy. We [...]...

There was a Blossom reunion. Repeat, the cast of Blossom reunited! The show, which ran for five seasons on NBC from 1991-1995, is returning to the airwaves on The Hub Network. To celebrate, the cast got together to host a marathon. Mayim Bialik, who played the titular hat-loving character, shared photos from the shoot on her social media pages. Sadly, no hats with large flowers on them appear to be present. Joey Lawrence, Jenna von Oÿ and Michael Stoyanov joined Bialik at The Hub Network shoot. For good measure, here's what they looked like back in the day. And for your listening pleasure, the Blossom theme song. All five seasons of Blossom will be shown starting July 7 on The Hub Network. The show...

Whoa!The Russo clan (and Bff Six) got together again on Monday for an amazing "Blossom" reunion, the crew gathering for the first time since the show went off the air almost 20 years ago.Mayim Bialik gave us all a major '90s flashback when she posted a number of photos from brand new photo shoot earlier today. The promotional shoot was for The Hub network, which will start airing the classic sitcom in July.Mayim, Jenna von Oy, Joey Lawrence and Mike Stoyanov were all on hand for the session, though Ted Wass -- who played Blossom's dad, Nick -- was Mia. Also missing: Blossom's incredible hats."We still look like young whippersnappers," Mayim tweeted about the reunion ... though someone should tell her there's nothing "young" about the word "whippersnappers." "Older but still together," added von Oy."So awesome being with u all again. Feels like no time has passed.

Dig out your favorite hat and join the stars of “Blossom” as they reunite for Hub in honor of the show airing in repeats on the cable channel. In honor of the show that made it Ok to be yourself — even if that meant no one would recognize your boho fashion chic style for another two decades — “Blossom” stars Mayim Bialik, Joey Lawrence, Michael Stoyanov and Jenna von Oÿ reunited this week to talk about their favorite memories and episodes for Hub's cameras. Those conversations will become the basis for a “Blossom” marathon airing July 11 on the cable...

Beloved '90s classic Blossom is coming to the Hub Network in July, which prompted a promotional reunion gathering. Cast members Mayim Bialik (Blossom, duh), Jenna Von Oy (her Bff, Six), Michael Stoyanov (her oldest brother, Tony), and Joey Lawrence (her other brother, Joey) gathered today, with a few goofy Twitter and Instagram photos to prove it. For some reason, however, Ted Wass, who played Blossom's dad, was not invited. We're too good for Papa Russo now? In our opinionation, he deserves to be included.

Nineties nostalgia has been kicked into overdrive lately, with casts of classic series like "The Wonder Years" hosting reunions in recent weeks. Now, "Blossom" is getting in on the action, too, with a new set of photos that hit the web this week.

Four original cast members from the series -- Mayim Bialik (Blossom), Jenna Von Oy (Six), Michael Stoyanov (Tony), and Joey Lawrence (Joey) -- reunited in honor of "Blossom"'s upcoming debut on Hub Network, shooting some promo TV spots and photos.

Bialik shared snaps of the event on her Twitter account Monday, some professional and some candid, and all full of joy. The actress remarked that everyone "still look[s] like young whippersnappers," and we have to agree. Here's a cute selfie:

Joey Lawrence seemed especially excited about the mini reunion and subsequent syndication revival of "Blossom." He tweeted: "Thank u all 4 ur excitement!! I can feel it!

Whoa! Two years after Blossom stars Mayim Bialik and Joey Lawrence staged a reunion for an Old Navy ad campaign, the 1990s sitcom is returning to the small screen. The Hub Network has picked up the rights from Disney-abc Television Group to the coming-of-age comedy about a precocious girl, her quick-talking best friend (Jenna von Oy) and her family. Hub has acquired all five seasons -- 113 episodes -- of the comedy and will for the first time in 15 years air the series on television starting July 7. Episodes will air weekdays at 7 p.m. Pt/10

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Ever wondered what "Girls" characters Hannah and Shoshanna would look like if they sported classic "Blossom" hats in Brooklyn? Likely not, but it is indeed glorious.

Kerri Doherty and "Blossom" alum Jenna von Oy made parody video (above) of the HBO hit with Doherty channelling Hannah (Lena Dunham) and Blossom (Mayim Bialik) while Von Oy took on Shoshanna (Zoisa Mamet) and her "Blossom" character Six. It's Season 1 of "Girls" as the '90s sitcom.

"I don't really do TV, but I absolutely respect your decision to watch it," Doherty says in a perfect Hannah voice, determining what their littlest and biggest "baggage" would be while watching the Jerry Springer reality show.

The highlight is definitely Von Oy saying she had an illegitimate daughter named Seven.

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Whether or not Kerri Doherty is capitalizing on the success of Chelsea Davidson’s Lena Dunham/Zero Dark Thirty parody is somewhat irrelevant. In Doherty’s newest Geeking Out video, she’s stepped it up a notch, combining our ’90s nostalgia with our Girls obsession. Not only has Doherty imagined a conversation between Blossom Russo and Six LeMeure that builds off of the Hannah and Shoshanna moment from Season 1 where they watch the fake reality game show Baggage — she even got Jenna Von Oy...