Hi, I'm Melissa's daughter, Eva. Today on the show we will be talking about TV reboots.

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Hey y'all, you're listening to It's Been a Minute from NPR. I'm Elise Hugh.

Love em or hate em, once popular TV shows seem to keep getting recycled these days,

either as sequels, prequels, or what seems most common, reboots.

So today we're diving into reboots themselves, the business behind them

and how they affect what stories get told is all coming up later in the show.

But first, these reboots are happening so often that a new Hulu series is a sitcom

about rebooting a sitcom.

Reboot the show takes place behind the scenes as the cast and crew

of a once popular fictional show from the early Aughts,

come back together again for its new rebooted version.

It's like a show about second chances.

We were all given the second chance, this cast of characters who's been called back to Hollywood

to reboot this show that they did 15 years prior and that we all have a reason for needing it.

That's actor Judy Greer who stars in reboot as Bream,

who was once the breakout star of the hit family sitcom,

but then disappeared from Hollywood.

In reboots first episode, Bream reunites with her old flame and fellow cast member

played by Keegan Michael Key and explains her post-show life.

She married a duke and became a duchess in a Scandinavian sounding country.

It's cold and dark for much of a year there,

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