Following the announcement of a spinoff of "The Big Bang Theory," Mayim Bialik says she'd be open to making an appearance if asked.
"I got the news like everybody else. We're all still pretty close, so there was a lot of texting going on," Bialik, who played Amy Farrah Fowler on the original sitcom, told E! News recently.
"I'll do anything related to anything like that," the "Jeopardy!" host said on the possibility of appearing on the spinoff. "But yeah, we really have no idea. So I'm in the same boat as everyone else."
The new comedy from series creator Chuck Lorre, which is set in the "Big Bang Theory" universe, is currently in development.
It will be the second "Big Bang Theory" spinoff, following "Young Sheldon." Lorre will serve as executive producer on the series, which will air on the new HBO Max-Discovery+ streaming service, Max. Few details about the new show have been released.
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Meanwhile, Bialik is eyeing a potential reboot of her 1990s sitcom "Blossom," in which she starred as the titular character, Blossom Russo.
"We're thinking about coming back," the actress told E! News. "There's a lot of things that have to happen ... But Don Reo, our creator, and I have finally been able to find a breath and an opening in my life and schedule where we're ready to talk about it actively."
MORE: Kaley Cuoco, Johnny Galecki reflect on real-life romance during 'The Big Bang Theory'"I'm just excited to think about putting our own spin on what it would be like to see where these characters are," she added.
