Renee Zellweger is back – and if this advance look at her new series is any indication, she’ll have us on the edge of our seats!

Debuting Friday, May 24th, the cryptic trailer for “What/If” shows Zellweger walking through a lavish party and ascending a flight of stairs as her narration sets up the story, which focuses on people challenged with a dilemma over an offer that may be too extraordinary to refuse. The closing shot proves that it’s Zellweger that holds the game pieces in this dangerous game.

The 10-episode first season is available in just a month!

If you think your high school experience feels like ancient history then it won’t bring you any comfort to know that Saved By The Bell debuted 30 years ago!

Back in 1989, Saved By The Bell hit the small screen and quickly became a television staple. Over the course of its four seasons, the sitcom followed Zach Morris and his unique blend of friends as they navigated the tricky waters of high school. Everyone had a favorite Bayside Tiger and the series spawned many memorable scenes…but you are a liar if you didn’t say your favorite scene was where Jessie broke down crying after coming to terms with her caffeine pill addiction while crying out the most iconic line ever, “I’m so excited…I’m so excited…I’m so…scared”

In any event, some of Bayside’s most memorable students reunited over the weekend to celebrate the 30th anniversary of the hit sitcom. Mark-Paul Gosselaar (Zach Morris), Tiffany Thiessen (Kelly Kapowski), Mario Lopez (A.C. Slater) and Elizabeth Berkley (Jessie Spano) all gathered together to hit us right in the nostalgia. Notably missing were Lark Voorhies (Lisa Turtle) and Dustin Diamond (Screech). Berkley wrote on her Instagram “FRIENDS FOREVER!!!” along with some sweet and fun hashtags. Lopez upped the ante and posted a video recapping the fun time the gang had as they reminisced on the days way back when. WHY WASN’T THIS TELEVISED?!? Many are speculating the reunion to be the beginnings of a reboot or revival but nothing of the sort has yet been confirmed.

 

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FRIENDS FOREVER #spousestoo!!!❤️❤️❤️#imsoexcited #buddybands #love #friends #family #life #magic

A post shared by Elizabeth Berkley Lauren (@elizberkley) on Apr 20, 2019 at 9:57pm PDT

 

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Credit card roulette comin up! #OldSchool

A post shared by Mario Lopez (@mariolopez) on Apr 20, 2019 at 9:42pm PDT

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This are gonna get really messy for “The Monterey Five.” A bunch of California moms have complicated lives, and season one found those complications reaching a fevered pitch.

The first season of Big Little Lies was full of tension and drama, and a season finale that had jaws dropping. Now, the power cast is back (Nicole Kidman, Reese Witherspon, Laura Dern and season two powerhouse addition Meryl Streep) and things are going to get harder before they get easier.

HBO has released a minute long look at what’s coming… and while it’s pretty vague, we do see that Meryl Streep, who plays mother of Alexander Skarsgård‘s character, will be seeking some answers into how he died. (If you don’t know, STREAM SEASON ONE IMMEDIATELY!

Big Little Lies returns to HBO June 9.