The O.C. star Mischa Barton rejoined with her onscreen Cooper family last week’s end, posting a selfie with co-stars Melinda Clarke and Tate Donovan in Charleston, South Carolina.

“SO THIS HAPPENED! Cooper family get-together!” made Barton formed, who highlighted as Marissa Cooper from 2003 to 2006 in the series, before it arrived at a resolution the next year. Clarke and Donovan played Marissa’s mother and father.

“Encouraged me inside to see these two, @mischabarton and @t8dono, at @tripleellc in Charleston. @dinehighcotton #theoc,” Barton finished the engraving.

While the show could have completed far in excess of 10 years earlier, mumbles of a reboot are not thoroughly off the table. Last year, Clarke joined another individual past castmate, Rachel Bilson, for the farewell of their web recording, Welcome to the OC, B**ches! The two ladies rewatch the entire series from the outset to look back at all of the vital minutes and plans from the run of the well known show.

In April 2021, both of them said they’d be accessible to one more part for their characters. “A reboot would be perfect,” Bilson said. “I accept that is in the ownership of [creators and pioneer producers] Josh Schwartz and Stephanie Savage. There’s still far to go, so maybe they’ll figure it out! That’d engage.”

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Thank you @TheRealMsClarke @MischaBarton #TateDonovan ❤❤ #TheOC

— The OC Fans Club (@Club_OC) August 22, 2022

“Never say never!” Clarke agreed. ET similarly once tended to Barton in 2020, who uncovered different ways she calculates the high schooler cleaning agent could return.”I think there are ways it could happen undoubtedly. Indeed, in this industry, there’s a strategy for doing everything. In case you genuinely need to get The O.C. back, clearly we could, clearly there’s a way,” Barton said by then. “Characters can fairly change or meander or return as a cousin. Like, who cares?”

“There’s such endless million unmistakable approaches to changing something and retell a comparative story in a barely special way,” Barton continued. “I unquestionably don’t feel that that story is dead either considering the way that… there’s definitely space for an O.C.- esque show.”