We've all seen reboots on television, new takes on everything from full house to saved

by the bell to the fresh prints of Bel Air.

The new Hulu show reboot is the fictional behind the scenes story of one of those efforts.

Featuring a cast full of ringers like Rachel Bloom, Keegan Michael Key, Paul Reiser and

Judy Greer, reboot follows the attempt to create a gritty update of a TGIF-style family sitcom.

I'm Glen Weldon.

I'm Linda Holmes and today we're talking about reboot on pop culture happy hour from NPR.

Joining us today is, oh, what do you know?

It's pop culture happy hour producer Candice Lim.

Welcome back Candice.

Hello guys.

Hey.

Candice is so often with us, but just maybe not on this side of the mic.

I'm so excited.

So in reboot, Rachel Bloom plays Hannah, the writer of a well-regarded edgy festival movie

whose new idea is to offer a streaming service, a darker new take on step right up, a fictional

sitcom from the early OTS that looks in clips just like a lot of real family sitcoms.

The cast that reunites for this effort includes Judy Greer as Bre, who once played the mom,

Keegan Michael Key as Reed, who played her husband, Johnny Knoxville as Clay, who played her

ex, and Kalamworthy as Zach, the adult man who hasn't outgrown his past life as a child

actor, playing Bri and Clay's kid.

Paul Reiser plays Gordon, the show's old showrunner who weasels his way into Hannah's

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