Who's The Boss? Sequel Series
By Isabella Wilson
Per a June 28 report from The Hollywood Reporter, the thus-far untitled "Who's the Boss?" sequel series will have a home on the Amazon Freevee service (formerly IMDb TV). The ad-supported network hosts a plethora of free-to-stream-with-ads content, including original programming. There's no word yet as to when it will debut.
This sequel series will also help answer the question of what the cast of "Who's the Boss?" is up to these days. The Hollywood Reporter states that Alyssa Milano and Tony Danza will return as daughter-father duo Samantha and Tony. Surprisingly, there's no word about Danny Pintauro and Judith Light joining the cast, while Katherine Helmond, who played Mona, passed away on February 23, 2019. Since a major part of the original series revolved around the will-they-or-won't-they relationship between Tony and Angela — which eventually culminated in the twosome becoming an item during Season 8 — Light's absence leaves a big question mark hanging over the series. However, according to THR, it sounds like there is no official word either way on their involvement, so we could see them join the series at a later date.
Though no additional cast members have been announced as of press time, the show has added two head writers and co-executive producers. Mike Royce and Brigitte Muñoz-Liebowitz, both formerly of the Netflix reboot of "One Day at a Time," will head up the series. Norman Lear, who produced the original series, will also produce.
