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Eric Dane missed the planned Grey's Anatomy reunion at the 2025 Emmys, where Jesse Williams presented solo due to Dane's last-minute pullout, believed to be on Emmy Sunday, with reasons undisclosed. The event marked the show's 20th anniversary, but Dane's absence prevented a reunion segment.
A 'Home Improvement' cast reunion is set to appear on the second season of ABC's 'Shifting Gears,' starring Tim Allen, with Patricia Richardson, Richard Karn, and Debbe Dunning guest-starring in an upcoming episode premiering October 1, 2025.
Cobie Smulders discusses her reunion with Jason Segel on the Apple TV+ series 'Shrinking,' where they share a scene in season two, episode 10. Smulders, a fan of the show, describes the experience as magical and praises Segel's talent and kindness. She expresses interest in returning for a potential third season and reflects on the chemistry between their characters. Smulders also shares her thoughts on possibly revisiting her 'How I Met Your Mother' character, Robin, in future projects.
Patricia Heaton is set to guest star in the second season of Paramount+'s "Frasier," reuniting with Kelsey Grammer. Heaton will play Holly, a down-to-earth bartender, marking her first TV series appearance since 2019. This reunion follows their previous collaboration on the 2007 comedy "Back to You."
During an ATX panel, the cast of "Suits" shared behind-the-scenes stories about landing their roles and the show's development. Sarah Rafferty's character Donna was not initially intended to be a series regular, but her chemistry with the main cast made her indispensable. Other cast members, including Amanda Schull and Abigail Spencer, also discussed their unexpected journeys to becoming series regulars. Patrick J. Adams reflected on his uncertain career before joining the show. The panel hinted at the possibility of a "Suits" reunion movie, with creator Aaron Korsh showing interest.
Patricia Richardson, who played Tim Taylor's wife on "Home Improvement," refutes Tim Allen's claims of a potential revival, stating that she has no interest in reprising her role and accusing Allen of lying about the cast's involvement. She also highlights the challenges of a reunion, including the absence of key cast members and their changed circumstances. Tim Allen had previously expressed interest in a one-off movie reunion, but Richardson's comments cast doubt on the feasibility of such a project.
The cast of "Cheers" reunited at the 75th annual Primetime Emmy Awards for a special tribute, presenting awards and reminiscing about their time on the beloved show. Host Anthony Anderson introduced the reunion, and the event also honored other iconic TV shows such as "The Sopranos," "All in the Family," and "Friends." The reunion was part of a larger effort to celebrate 75 years of television and pay homage to shows that have left a lasting impact on the entertainment industry.
Katherine Heigl joined her former "Grey's Anatomy" cast members for a reunion at the Emmy Awards, presenting an award and acknowledging the show's enduring fanbase. The reunion was notable due to Heigl's controversial exit from the series after winning an Emmy in 2007. The cast reflected on the show's impact and longevity, with Heigl expressing gratitude to creator Shonda Rhimes for redefining network television.
Alumni of the TV series "Bones" gathered for a reunion picket during the Writers Guild of America strike, highlighting the show's happy and non-toxic working environment during its 12-season run. The long-lasting success of "Bones" stands out in an industry that now favors shorter seasons and fewer episodes per series. Writers expressed frustration over the changing economics of TV, which prioritize canceling shows after a few seasons, leading to a lack of deep library value and fewer opportunities for aspiring writers. The reunion picket sparked nostalgia for the enduring power of procedural TV and the need to make deals that support the creation of special and beloved shows.
During the "Vanderpump Rules" reunion, Tom Sandoval demanded a private conversation with Raquel Leviss off-camera, but was told that cameras had to be rolling if any castmates were gathered or talking to each other. Sandoval became angry and threatened to take off his mic, saying he didn't feel relaxed and didn't want to watch what he said. The final part of the reunion airs next week, with Raquel addressing the cast directly for the first time.
William Daniels, best known for his role as Mr. Feeny in the hit TV show Boy Meets World, celebrated his 96th birthday with a reunion dinner with his former co-stars, including Danielle Fishel and Rider Strong. Daniels and his wife, Bonnie Bartlett, who also appeared on the show, have been married for 72 years and will both be appearing in a new genre film version of William Shakespeare's Richard III. The couple spends their days together and enjoys spending time with their family.
Creator Bill Lawrence says a "Scrubs" reunion movie is inevitable as the cast and writers continuously get together and enjoy hanging out. Lawrence has a tradition of keeping in touch with the casts and crew of his shows. He hopes to bring back the infectious vibe of some of his shows and is optimistic about the possibility of a "Scrubs" movie. Lawrence created Apple TV+'s "Shrinking" with Jason Segel and "Ted Lasso" star Brett Goldstein, and hopes to continue working with them in the future.