‘The Nanny’ reunion set, cast gets together to do streamed read-through of pilot during coronavirus

Fran Drescher will be joining Charles Shaughnessy, Daniel Davis and the rest of the cast to do a read-through of the pilot show. The group met up virtually for what is being called a #PandemicPerformance of the first episode.

The performance will be streamed starting Monday at 9 a.m. PST on Sony Pictures' YouTube channel.

But “The Nanny” isn’t the only group of actors reuniting virtually during the shutdown, either as a full cast or just a couple of costars talking about their past hits.

The cast of "Frasier" got together on Skype as part of a "Stars In The House" video chat. Kelsey Grammer, David Hyde Pierce, Jane Leeves and Peri Gilpin discussed the 11-season show that ran from 1993 until 2004, Playbill reported.

Ariana Grande and Victoria Justice joined their costars for a "Victorious" reunion, People magazine reported.

John Krasinski and Steve Carell appeared side by side on a split screen of Krasinski’s YouTube show “Some Good News” and they reminisced about “The Office.”

Reunions are not limited to small-screen stars.

Jason Isaacs and Tom Felton, Lucius and Draco Malfoy from the "Hary Potter" series, had a family reunion on Instagram of sorts to help the British Red Cross, Isaacs said.

Finally, the original cast of Broadway’s “Hamilton” joined together as a treat for one of the show’s biggest fans, thanks to Krasinski’s “Some Good News.”

Aubrey, who lives in Winter Haven, Florida, had tickets to see a touring version of the show, but it, like so much else, was canceled. Her mother posted on Twitter that it was her 9-year-old daughter's birthday present, and was of course disappointed.

So Krasinski and his wife, Emily Blunt, who stared with "Hamilton" creator Lin-Manuel Miranda in "Mary Poppins Returns" surprised Aubrey with the next best thing -- a concert by not only Miranda, but also the rest of the original Broadway cast.