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a position at Harvard, as well as to reconnect with his adult son, Freddy, a professional firefighter. This premise opens up fresh avenues for workplace comedy hijinks at both Harvard and the fire station, as well as within Frasier and Freddy’s across-the-hall apartments. The result? The same heady mixture of intellectual wordplay and blue-collar humor that worked so well on the original series.
Shogun (Hulu)Credit: APCredit: APBack in the 80s, miniseries were once-in-a-blue-moon events, and Shogun led the pack. The prestigious show, based on the historical fiction book by James Clavell, was led by heartthrob Richard Chamberlain.Now, the captivating story set in 16th century Japan is back, with a multi-season commitment to let viewers learn even more about the rich culture and intriguing characters. If you haven’t already watched the smash first season of the Shogun reboot, check it out.
And Just Like That (Max)Credit: TNSCredit: TNSPlenty of Gen-Xers and Boomers still talk about whether they’re a Carrie, Miranda, Samantha, or Charlotte. And why not? After all, Sex and the City fever is still going strong – especially with the advent of the reboot, “And Just Like That,” starring three-fourths of the original cast.Now a widow after the devastating Episode 1 death of Mr. Big, Carrie leans on her friends more than ever in the reboot’s ensuing episodes. Of course, the original SATC gals each gain new friends, love interests, and even kids along the way.
Don’t forget to also check out recent reboots like “One Day at a Time” (2017-2020, Netflix and Pop TV) and “Lost in Space”(2018-2021, Netflix). Although they’re not releasing any new seasons, they’re still available to stream and offer plenty of drama and excitement for viewers of all ages. And keep an eye out for “The Fall Guy” (2024, Multiple Streamers), a movie reboot of the beloved series starring Ryan Gosling and featuring a cameo from the original star, Lee Majors.
So, if you’re looking for some TV nostalgia mixed with a fresh new take, these reboots are sure to provide hours of entertainment for fans both old and new. Curl up on the couch, grab some popcorn, and enjoy the return of your favorite shows in a whole new light.
