Mayim Bialik is set to reunite with Big Bang Theory co-star Melissa Rauch on TV series Night Court.
The series, which is a reboot of the original '80s show, began in 2023 and stars Rauch as judge Abby Stone, who works the night shift at Manhattan Criminal Court.
The upcoming episode will see Bialik play a heightened version of herself as a defendant, and Stone is thrilled to meet her as she's a big fan of the actor's breakout show Blossom.
However, things take a more serious turn later in the episode when Stone learns that Bialik is stalking her, Entertainment Weekly reports.
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Bialik famously played the role of Amy Farrah Fowler opposite Rauch's Bernadette Rostenkowski-Wolowitz on The Big Bang Theory.
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Night Court will also mark a reunion for Bialik and John Larroquette (Dan Fielding), whom she appeared with on The John Larroquette Show.
The NBC series previously saw a reunion for Rauch and Big Bang Theory co-star Kunal Nayyar, who played the role of Martini Toddwallis.
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Night Court concluded its second season earlier this year, having earned 3.73 million viewers, and was renewed for a third not long after in May.
"It's so rewarding to have audiences respond and return to a show in which they have such incredibly warm feelings, and, more broadly it's [a] testament to how broadcast is still a huge driver of communal viewing," NBCUniversal Television and Streaming's president of scripted content Lisa Katz previously said.
"A huge thank you to our studio partners, a wonderful cast, incredibly talented writers and producers, and a crew that has transformed a lower Manhattan courtroom into a true family."
Night Court returns on Tuesday, November 19 on NBC and Peacock in the US. You can now buy the complete Big Bang Theory boxset on DVD and Blu-ray.
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