Mayim Bialik, known for her role as Dr. Amy Farrah Fowler, has expressed her full readiness to return in the upcoming spin-off of The Big Bang Theory. Meanwhile, Kevin Sussman, Brian Posehn, and Lauren Lapkus are already confirmed to reprise their characters in this new Chuck Lorre project.

TV schedule is jam-packed full of fun, and Mayim Bialik joining ex-costar Melissa Rauch on an episode of Night Court was one of the many highlights so far. The former game show host shares the behind-the-scenes story about the mini Big Bang Theory reunion and reveals that she was anticipating it happening sooner or later.

Mayim Bialik exclusively told Us Weekly if she was approached about the upcoming spinoff of 'The Big Bang Theory'

The Big Bang Theory star Mayim Bialik has revealed her return hopes as a new spin-off takes shape. The actor played Amy Farrah Fowler from season 3 to the finale of Big Bang, and she reprised the role occasionally in prequel series Young Sheldon.

Mayim Bialik has finally addressed whether or not she might make an appearance in "The Big Bang Theory" spin-off.

“Abby is ecstatic that Mayim befriends her, but things take a turn when their relationship quickly goes off the rails,” previews Rauch, who teases that self-proclaimed superfan Abby gets “way more than she bargained for with the encounter.”

Bialik talks playing herself on 'Night Court' — marking onscreen reunions with both Rauch and John Larroquette — and explains why plans to revive her beloved '90s NBC sitcom are still being ironed out,

The Big Bang Theory has a spinoff in the works - but has Mayim Bialik been offered a chance to reprise the role of Amy? "I haven't been contacted," Bialik, 49, exclusively revealed to Us Weekly while promoting her guest spot on former costar Melissa Rauch‘s NBC show Night Court.