These '00s Shows Need Reboots ASAP

Lizzie McGuire was the ultimate mood. If watching her adolescent angst transform into teenage and then twenty-something angst, it would provide memes and life for days. (Obviously with Gordo around to put her in check and roll his eyes at all the other 20somethings with their lives falling apart.)

Good, old fashion pranking never gets old. And with the rise of social media, there are so. many. opportunities. If Kutcher and his team did it right, they could really get celebs before even announcing the return of the show, so they wouldn't even see it coming. BOOM.

Although Kristen Bell reprised her beloved roll for the 2014 movie, is there such a thing as too much DGAF Veronica Mars? Veronica and her ass-kicking breathe a whole different life in a series, and her character is someone that could still serve as some major inspiration to all women right now.

Because it would just be mean to reboot cherished shows like Friends and How I Met Your Mother, this would have a shot coming back to the screen. John Ritter, who played the family anchor Paul, unexpectedly passed away during the second season. But in a rebooted series, fans could watch Bridget (Kelly Cuoco) take on Cate's (Katey Sagal) role, in dealing with a husband who has a Paul-like role. Full circle and more shenanigans.

I dream of the day this A+ cast (including James Franco, Seth Rogen, and Jason Segel) returns as parents of the latest freaks and geeks at McKinley High School. The show was ahead of its time, so pray that Paul Feig is ready to bring it back.

OK, OK, I know it may be unrealistic to get all these kids back in Laguna now that they've settled into their own lives, careers, and families. But I'll even settle for a reunion episode. I mean it, MTV.

If like me, you could stare and laugh at this GIF all day, imagine how incredible it would be to see this hilarious reality show back for good. Paris Hilton and Nicole Richie haven't been partners in crime for quite some time, so they're reunion would be enough in itself. And imagine their journey, dare I say, without cell phones?

After watching Shailene Woodley blow up to A-list status, it would be quite a trip to watch her as Amy again. Fans could get caught up on what she's been doing over the last few years. How was New York? Where's Ricky? Need answers.

After all of his worldly experience in the last decade, Chris Pratt could surely bring a new twist to Bright. And by twist, I mean even more cryptic emo-ness. Here's to the 2000's.

Did you forget about this amazing Nickelodeon show? How dare you? Not only did it have an incredible theme song, but boss lady Taina (Christina Vidal), who was goals. Taina marched to the beat of her own drum as she dreamt of becoming a huge star. Now, fans could watch her and her on-point attitude show La La Land what's really up as she thrives all these years later.

Fans have needed to see how Lucas (Chad Michael Murray) and Peyton's (Hilarie Burton) fate turned out ever since they so selfishly left the series midway through. And if they didn't return for a reboot, I would be totally OK with a Brooke Davis (Sophia Bush) spin-off.

This triumph seems like an impossible one given that it's 2017. But Tidal and other platforms prove secrets, like new music and videos, can still be kept in the entertainment industry. If only artists revealed their new work live and in person. I'm just saying...

Because two goofy dudes with a sense of humor can still bring out the kid in everyone. And who doesn't need that right now? Drake (Brake Bell) and Josh (Josh Peck) would still get the same laughs with whatever trouble they were causing nearly 10 years later.

The possibilities for this hilarious series coming back are endless, and ones only Raven (Raven-Symone) would see, obviously. Not only could the Disney show return chronicling the life of an adult Raven, but also of a psychic son or daughter (also with her wit and charm).