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The stars of our favorite TV shows and movies, like the rest of us, are doing a lot more group Zoom calls with their friends these days.

Celebrities have jumped on the trend, and they've found the most surprising and delightful way to use it: to reunite the casts of our favorite shows and movies, often for charity.

It's a great dose of nostalgia and a good distraction from the coronavirus news updates flooding our TVs. The Fresh Prince of Bel-Air cast came back together on Will Smith's Snapchat show, the stars of Parks and Recreation put out a whole new remotely filmed episode, and the cast of That Thing You Do!

recently got the band back together, too. There have been plenty more, including some Office reunions, a High School Musical

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