The First Trailer For Netflix’s The Baby-Sitters Club Will Make You Feel SO OLD!

quarantine binge lineup, Netflix's reboot of is sure to melt your heart in the best way. The 2020 version is a new adaptation of the beloved tween characters from Ann M.

quarantine binge lineup, Netflix's reboot of is sure to melt your heart in the best way. The 2020 version is a new adaptation of the beloved teen characters from Ann M.

Author Ann M. Martin had no master plan when she decided to make one of the core members of “The Baby-Sitters Club” a Japanese American girl named Claudia.

modern-day reboot of introduced beloved characters Kristy Thomas (), Claudia Kishi (), Stacey McGill (), Mary Anne Spier () and Dawn Schafer () to a new generation, and that meant revisiting their distinct styles, which were on full display through costume designer ' work.Adapted from 's popular book series, the latest adaptation follows the middle schoolers as they start their own baby-sitting business while they deal with real-life issues such as divorce, gender identity, health, family

Ann M. Martin's beloved novels reintroduces cherished characters Kristy (), Claudia (), Stacey (), Mary Anne () and Dawn (), for today's world — complete with cellphones, social media and even a little dose of . Like the books, which spawned a '90s movie and TV series, the latest iteration zeroes in on topical issues such as divorce, gender identity, health, family hardships, racism and, of course, boys.

Baby-Sitters Club book was published, so it’s only natural that some things would change. Don’t worry: The series still tells the stories you know and love, and there are still plenty of things that didn’t change, like Claudia stashing candy all over her room.

America's Next Top Model contestant's hair and then told the model she looked bad with short hair. On , the richest women in the world performed Machiavellian designs on each other to insure that each supermodel billionaire was equally unhappy.Imagine if instead I and my millennial peers—now unable to access either haircuts or wealth—had instead wiled away our Wednesday nights watching The Baby-Sitters Club.

The Baby-Sitters Club — this time, via Netflix's 10-episode TV show adaptation of the classic children's books, which, we are happy to report, is an absolute delight. Those who grew up on Ann M. Martin's Baby-Sitters Club series, are in for a real treat with this new take.

Netflix's newest adaptation of 's series of beloved novels about a group of t(w)eenage friends who run a baby-sitting enterprise in Stoneybrook, Connecticut.

The Baby-Sitters Club — this time, via Netflix's 10-episode TV show adaptation of the classic children's books, which, we are happy to report, is an absolute delight.If you grew up on Ann M. Martin's Baby-Sitters Club series, you're in for a real treat with this new take.

Netflix remake of The Baby-Sitters Club has just been released – watch below.The series will be based on the bestselling book series of the same name by Ann M.

Netflix’s upcoming reboot. In the photo, Jessi and Mallory are seen wearing green Camp Moosehead hoodie sweatshirts and appear to have quizzical expressions on their faces.

Netflix has a brand new look at its “The Baby-Sitters Club” series.

The Baby-Sitters Club series, and it is bound to make you seriously nostalgic. The 10-episode family dramedy, which premieres on Friday, July 3, is a modern adaptation of Ann M. Martin's iconic kids' book series.

Also Read: Netflix's 'Baby-Sitters Club' Adaptation Gets Premiere Date - Watch First Teaser Here (Video)Rachel Shukert (“Glow”) acts as showrunner and Lucia Aniello (“Broad City”) as executive producer and director on “The Baby-Sitters Club.” Other executive producers include Michael De Luca, Lucy Kitada and Walden Media’s Frank Smith and Naia Cucukov.Martin produces the series, which is based on her original idea of “inspiring young girls with different backgrounds, personalities and opinions

We may not have had the song contest this year but we’ve got a film to look forward to instead.Netflix has finally released the trailer for their highly anticipated Eurovision Song Contest: The Story of Fire Saga and it’s just as corny as we hoped it would be.Starring Will Ferrell and Rachel McAdams as aspiring musicians Lars and Sigrit who have always dreamed of representing their country in the contest and now their time has come.The trailer shows how Iceland isn’t their biggest fans and while

Alicia Silverstone has sent fans into a frenzy after admitting she still takes baths with her nine year old son Bear.The 43 year old actress was detailing her self-isolation routine with her boy, who she shares with ex Christopher Jarecki, in The New York Times when she made the revelation. "My son and I take baths together, and when he's not with me, I take a bath and that really feels nourishing and comforting," she said.