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Reboots are a major TV craze today, and it can be hard to keep up with every show that’s coming back after a hiatus. Most of the major networks have dabbled in reboots, from NBC’s successful “Will & Grace” to ABC’s ill-fated “Roseanne.”
Netflix has numerous reboots in “Fuller House,” “Lost in Space,” and more, and a “Veronica Mars” reboot is in development at Hulu.
We’ve rounded up every major TV reboot that is currently airing or in the works. We excluded shows that were canceled this year and immediately picked up by other networks, such as “Lucifer,” which is heading to Netflix, and “Brooklyn Nine-Nine,” which NBC quickly snatched up after Fox canceled it.
We also excluded reality and animated shows (with some notable exceptions), as well as reboots based on films, such as “Lethal Weapon” and YouTube Red’s “Cobra Kai.”
Below are 27 major TV reboots currently airing or in the works:
“Star Trek: Discovery” — CBS All Access
Status: Currently streaming, renewed for season 2
Originally aired: “Star Trek” on NBC for three seasons (1966-1969), then multiple follow-ups
“MacGyver” — CBS
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Status: Renewed for season 3
Originally aired: On ABC for seven seasons (1985-1992)
“Hawaii Five-O” — CBS
Status: Renewed for season 9
Originally aired: On CBS for 12 seasons (1968-1980)
“Magnum P.I.” — CBS
Status: Premieres September 24
Originally aired: On CBS for eight seasons (1980-1988)
“Frasier” — CBS
Status: Star Kelsey Grammer has reportedly explored a possible revival
Originally aired: On NBC for 11 seasons (1993-2004)
“Murphy Brown” — CBS
Status: Premieres this fall
Originally aired: On CBS for 10 seasons (1988-1998)
“The Twilight Zone” — CBS All Access
Status: In development from producer Jordan Peele
Originally aired: On CBS for five seasons (1959-1964)
“Will & Grace” — NBC
Status: Season 2 airs this fall, renewed for third season
Originally aired: On NBC for 8 seasons (1998-2006)
“Miami Vice” — NBC
Status: In development
Originally aired: On NBC for 5 seasons (1984-1989)
“The Munsters” — NBC
Status: In development
Originally aired: On CBS for 2 seasons (1964-1966)
“American Idol” — ABC
Status: Renewed for second season
Originally aired: On Fox for 15 seasons (2002-2016)
“The Conners” — ABC
Status: Premieres this fall and is a spinoff/second reboot of “Roseanne”
Originally aired: “Roseanne” on ABC for 9 seasons (1988-1997)
“The Jetsons” — ABC
Status: Live-action reboot is in development
Originally aired: On ABC for 1 season (1962), seasons 2 and 3 aired from 1985-1987
“24” prequel — Fox
Status: A prequel series is in development about the origins of Jack Bauer
Originally aired: On Fox for 9 seasons (2001-2010)
“Dynasty” — The CW
Status: Renewed for season 2
Originally aired: On ABC for 9 seasons (1981-1989)
“Charmed” — The CW
Status: Premieres this fall
Originally aired: On The WB for 8 seasons (1998-2006)
“Roswell, New Mexico” — The CW
Status: In development
Originally aired: “Roswell” on The WB for 3 seasons (1999-2002)
“Arrested Development” — Netflix
Status: Fifth season premiered this year (second season of Netflix revival); status of sixth season is unknown
Originally aired: On Fox for 3 seasons (2003-2006)
“Fuller House” — Netflix
Status: Currently streaming, renewed for a fourth season
Originally aired: “Full House” on Fox for 8 seasons (1987-1995)
“Queer Eye” — Netflix
Status: Currently streaming, renewed for third season
Originally aired: “Queer Eye for the Straight Guy” on Bravo for 5 seasons (2003-2007)
“Lost in Space” — Netflix
Status: Currently streaming, renewed for season 2
Originally aired: On CBS for 3 seasons (1965-1968)
“One Day at a Time” — Netflix
Status: Currently streaming, renewed for third season
Originally aired: On CBS for 9 seasons (1975-1984)
“Animaniacs” — Hulu
Status: In development, expected to premiere in 2020
Originally aired: On Fox for two seasons (1993-1995) and then on The WB for three more seasons (1995-1998)
“Veronica Mars” — Hulu
Status: In development
Originally aired: On The CW for 3 seasons (2004-2007)
“The Tick” — Amazon
Status: Currently streaming, renewed for second season
Originally aired: On Fox for one season (2001)
“Rugrats” — Nickelodeon
Status: Series in development, as well as a live-action/CGI film from Paramount
Originally aired: On Nickelodeon for 9 seasons (1992-2004)
“The L Word” — Showtime
Status: In development
Originally aired: On Showtime for 6 seasons (2004-2009)
