Last week, Wilmer Valderamma revealed that he and his former co-stars have “talked about” a That 70s Show reunion. “Let’s start the buzz,” he said. Well, we’re certainly buzzing: it would be a blast to see Topher Grace, Ashton Kutcher, and Mila Kunis, who have all shot to mega-stardom since their sitcom days, re-don their ’70s style gear and head to the basement again like they did in the show. His words got us thinking, though, about what other casts we’d love to see reunite. We picked out seven now-canceled TV shows that are totally reunion-worthy. Let us know what we missed!

Friends

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America would desert the streets and head inside to watch the cast of Friends back together again. The ratings for the series finale rivaled Super Bowl numbers, and a reunion would do just as well. We’re keeping our fingers crossed that the kooky, charismatic cast will one day reunite, but we’re not holding our breaths. Matt LeBlanc, who played Joey, recently said “I can’t see a reunion not feeling gratuitous. What would the story be? We all get together and what? Have coffee?” Sounds like a good idea to us.

Boy Meets World

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Oh, Boy Meets World. Does any other show make us think of our younger years like this one? We spent many afternoons munching on our after school snacks and watching hilarious Eric, kind-hearted Tapanga, boy-next-door Corey and crush-worthy Sean deal with the drama of growing up. A reunion would be amazing, but only if Corey and Eric’s next-door-neighbor and teacher Mr. Feeny came along.

The OC

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The OC‘s only been off the air for four years, but that is four years too many! We were devastated when the series came to a close, and we’ve been missing our weekly doses of Marissa, Summer, Ryan and Seth ever since (let’s be honest: it’s east-coast drama counterpart Gossip Girl, though addictive in its own right, does not fill the SoCal shoes). Whether you had a thing for the brooding bad-boy Ryan or the quirky, nerdy Seth, you know you’d tune into to see them again.

Full House

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Even though there haven’t been any new episodes of Full House since 1995, the show is constantly on repeat, and we’ve grown to love the San Francisco-based family. It’s been over 15 years, so it’s definitely about time for the cast to get back together again. It might be difficult to convince Mary Kate and Ashley, though, who are now high-end fashion designers, to join in. By the way, which one of them do you think is in the photo?

Lizzie McGuire

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For a long time, Hilary Duff basically was the character from her TV show, Lizzie McGuire. It took a long time for people to stop referring to her Lizzie, but it finally happened, thanks to a successful music career and other movie roles. But we miss those Hilary-as-Lizzie days! We also miss Lizzie’s crazy family and her best friends Gordo and Miranda. Reunion, please?

Gilmore Girls

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A Gilmore Girls marathon until all hours of the night is our favorite slumber party activity. The show had juicy love triangles (Christopher-Lorelai-Luke, Dean-Rory-Jess), but what we really loved about it were the realistic girl friendships it showcased with none of the catty, fake-ness we see between “best friends” on TV today. DVD marathons will do, but a reunion would be even better!

Freaks and Geeks

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OK, we admit it, we never watched Freaks and Geeks while it was on TV. But since it was canceled, it’s gotten more and more attention, probably because of the now-famous, killer Apatow-selected cast. James Franco, Jason Segel and Seth Rogen all appeared on the show before they became movie stars. A Freaks and Geeks reunion would be the perfect excuse to get the hilarious fellas in a room together again.

And, for some runners up:

Even Stevens

Before he starred in the mega-hit movie franchise Transformers, Shia LaBeouf played Louis Stevens on this hilarious Disney show. Whatever ever happened to Christy Carlson Romano, who played his perfectionist older sis?

Fresh Prince of Bel-Air

If they convinced the cast of Fresh Prince to reunite, do you think they could get Will Smith to rap the theme song live? Perhaps accompanied by his pop-star children Willow and Jaden?

American Idol (the original judging panel)

J-Lo and Steven Tyler are alright, but we can’t help but miss the chemistry between Randy, Paula, and Simon. Plus, it’d be great to check back in with some of the earliest contestants like Justin Guarini, Kimberly Locke, and Diana DeGarmo. Hey, Ryan Seacrest’s co-host from season 1 could even be invited—as long as he’s not too bitter.