Mayim Bialik: She gives an outlook on the “Blossom” reboot

Mayim Bialik
She gives an outlook on the “Blossom” reboot

Actress Mayim Bialik (47) has confirmed the new edition of her 90s series “Blossom”. In the In an interview with Vanity Fair, she said they wanted to bring back these exciting characters. However, she hopes that the reboot, unlike the original, will not be a sitcom.

After the strike it should start

For years there has been speculation that the NBC series could return to screens. Now it’s obviously almost time: “I’m happy to say, yes, it’s true,” said the leading actress, who became known for the role. Everyone from the original series is on board – from the actors to the producers. “And we believe a reboot can and should come when the strike ends.” She continued: “We’re hoping not to remake it as a sitcom. 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.”

According to Entertainment Weekly The new edition could be similar to that of “The Fresh Prince of Bel-Air”. The former sitcom with Will Smith (55) got a more serious look with “Bel-Air”. Mayim Bialik and “Blossom” author Don Reo (77) are said to have been trying to revive the series for years. A pilot episode has already been written. The actress had already emphasized in 2021 that she would love to show viewers where the characters from back then were today.

Five seasons from 1990 to 1995

Almost three decades have passed since the end of “Blossom.” The series aired from 1990 to 1995 and lasted five seasons. The title character is the teenage girl Blossom Russo, whose mother has left the family and who now lives alone with her father and two older brothers. After her early success with “Blossom,” Bialik landed the role of Dr. Amy Farrah Fowler in The Big Bang Theory.

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