Deadline is reporting that The CW is currently in talks to reboot the cult classic The 4400 for a new audience, to be released next year.

It looks like we are going to be rebooting both Shrek and Puss-in-Boots, because nothing is sacred, nothing matters, and studios want our nostalgia money.

Here are our picks for the worst horror movie sequels and remakes that are so bad it's scary.

Played by Keira Knightly in the original trilogy, Elizabeth went from sheltered governor's daughter to Pirate King.

On top of asking whether the show can connect to audiences, we have to ask whether it should. Do we want to reinvest in pushing the idea that a man doing housework or raising his children is so abnormal as to be grounds for an entire comedy series?

21 years after it first entered the cultural lexicon, Buffy the Vampire Slayer is being rebooted for a new generation. Series creator Joss Whedon will executive produce the series, which is being written by Monica Owusu-Breen. Owusu-Breen previously worked on Agents of Shield, in addition to developing and showrunning Midnight, Texas on NBC. A woman of color leading the series? All of the yes.

MTV is reviving the holy grail of smart sarcasm, Daria, and will be updating the series instead of going back to high school.

But while some of our favorites came back on screen, there are a few shows from my childhood that, I feel, were absolutely brilliant but underrated and deserve to be revived.

Last month, we got to see a teaser trailer for Netflix's reboot of the classic 1960's sci-fi series, Lost in Space. Today, Netflix released a full trailer which gives us more of a glimpse of what the show will look like, and the source of the voice that warns, "Danger, Will Robinson!" It's a bit different than the original!

Some shows and films seem perfect the way they were. Others...seem more ripe for a reboot. In the latter category is the 1980s dramedy The Greatest American Hero, which is now getting the reboot treatment, and I am here for it. Especially since it's being re-imagined for an Indian-American woman, with New Girl's Hannah Simone set to star!

So this Charmed reboot is still going and we were given a little bit more information about the new Charmed Ones: Macy, Mel, and Madison...Pruitt.

Some days, it seems as though Hollywood has turned into a giant recycling factory. While some rebooted properties make you exclaim "Please let dead things die," we all have shows we love that ended too soon or unsatisfactorily, and deserve another chance.

After much speculation about whether the 90s WB sensation Charmed would be getting a reboot, it seems as if The CW is ready to bring back one of its classic shows.

And the 1990s nostalgia train just keeps on chuggin'. Next up in We Just Can't Leave Our Childhoods Alone is a reboot of the popular animated series Animaniacs. This is both awesome and concerning, because the thought that always pops up for me whenever I talk about the original Animaniacs with friends is, I can't believe grown-ups used to let us WATCH that! There's no way they'd get away with most of those jokes today!

In the continual rehashing of things you loved back in the day, Scarface is next on the list but early details make it sound promising.

Since the above tweet was posted on April 1st, many Xena fans thought this had to be a joke. Sadly, Executive Producer Javier Grillo-Marxuach has confirmed that he is no longer attached to a reboot of the popular property. The question now is: will a Xena reboot be happening at all?

Corus Entertainment has announced that they're rebooting ReBoot, turning it into a hybrid live action/animated show.