38 Iconic Celebrity Reunions That Will Warm Your Cold Heart

The four women who are truly BFFs in real life (they're all three godparents to Blake Lively's first child), just reunited following the news of 33-year-old America Ferrera's pregnancy. (Seriously, how sweet is this photo?) Amber Tamblyn captioned the Instagram post, "Didn’t think anything could beat starting off the new year with the #TIMESUP Legal Defense Fund initiative yesterday, but then..." More pics, please.

Hollywood's friendliest cast got together yet again Monday to celebrate Amber Tamblyn's directorial debut Paint It Black.

Sarah Michelle Gellar took over Entertainment Weekly's Instagram in this shot as the entire cast reunited for the 20th anniversary of the cult show. Appearing on this week's cover of the magazine, the actors along with the show's creator Joss Whedon reminisced about the Buffy's impact on people that still resonates today. Sadly for die-hards, the show won't be coming back for a reunion (*tears*), but will return as a book series. So you're saying there's still some hope, right?!

Mandy Moore and Shane West had A Walk to Remember reunion with director Adam Shankman that was so cute it made us wish for another tear-jerking Nicholas Sparks movie. "These 2 gentlemen are still some of the best around," Moore captioned her Insta. "My ❤ is full." Same, Mandy. Same.

The cast of The Sisterhood of the Traveling Pants is as close in real life as you always dreamed they would be. They hang out IRL pretty frequently and they reunited yet again for the Women's Marches last weekend. Amber Tamblyn made two stops, one in Washington, D.C., where she connected with America Ferrera, and another in NYC with Blake Lively.

Blake Lively and Amber Tamblyn rang in the New Year together and, of course, they Instagrammed their ongoing Sisterhood love. They also FaceTimed with costar America Ferrera for the big night. Sadly, Alexis Bledel was nowhere to be seen.

Christopher Meloni and Mariska Hargitay gave us a special holiday gift with this sweet reunion Instagram photo captioned "Friends at Xmas." If you need a refresh, the pair played side-by-side as Detectives Elliot Stabler and Olivia Benson in Law & Order: SVU until Christopher left the show after season 12. Admit it: You shipped them so hard.

It's the reunion that your inner-teenage self has been waiting for: former cast members Drake and Nina Dobrev of Degrassi: The Next Generation reunited on stage last night at the AMAs. Nina presented Drizzy the award for Favorite Rap/Hip Hop Album and he started off his speech with a dose of nostalgia, "We've come a long way, you know. Congratulations on all your success!" Does anyone have a box of tissues because that moment was *way* too cute.

The four main characters of the beloved show reunited 10 years after the last episode aired, and we are *here* for it. Captioning the photo with a tongue-in-cheek message ("Only smiling because of where Eric's hand is!"), they have everyone begging for a true reunion. Especially with this other adorable photo.

Zack and Laney reunited to make the inner teenager in all of us tear up once again. Freddie Prinze Jr. tweeted out this reunion selfie saying, "When the homie @RachaelLCook wants to have coffee, you get some damn coffee. #OldFriendsNewFriends." Rachael responded with, "You left me with the brownie we r not friends anymore!! xoxo." Inside joke or hatred of baked goods—either way, this homecoming is almost too much to bear.

1. Why is the sky trapped in their eyeballs? 2. How weird would it be if Finn and Rory got together instead of her and Logan or Jess or that other guy? LOL. An on-set pic is worth a thousand conspiracy theories.

Be still our hearts. Jim and Pam reunited (and it feels so good), this time with Pam, er, we mean Jenna Fischer visiting John Krasinski at his play Dry Powder, which he obviously promptly posted to Instagram. Good job, John.

Ah, old friends! Hello! The two beloved detectives (yes, that is Christopher Meloni AKA Stabler under that beard, thanks to his new gig on Underground) got together in NYC, with Meloni sharing this snap of him and Mariska Hargitay AKA Benson. "Meeting peeps NYC #hanginWithAFriend" he wrote.

An entire decade has passed since our lives were forever changed by the made-for-TV masterpiece that was the first High School Musical movie. To mark the occasion, the cast got together to film segments that will be shown during a special 10-year anniversary broadcast of HSM set to air on Jan. 20 on the Disney Channel.

While this reunion is making our nostalgia-loving hearts practically explode, we can't say we're not disappointed that East High's star jock, Troy Bolton (aka Zac Efron), couldn't make it. 😢 Maybe next time?

Last night in Beverly Hills, Mr. Big and Aiden (aka Chris Noth and John Corbett) hung out, but there was no sign of Carrie. Still, they managed to find two other very iconic blondes to spend time with at the Pre-Golden Globe Celebration at Bouchon: Bo Derek and Sharon Stone. Next time, please extend an invite to SJP, guys.

The boys of That '70s Show, Fez (Wilmer Valderrama), Kelso (Ashton Kutcher) and Hyde (Danny Masterson), reunited and because they know exactly what our nostalgia-loving hearts want, they documented it on Instagram with this pic and another very bromantic 3-part selfie you can see here.

While it's still uncertain why these guys were hanging out, we're just glad it happened. And that they're still rockin' in Wisconsin. (But probably L.A. actually.)

To celebrate the 20th anniversary of the film adaption of Ann M. Martin's beloved book, the cast of The Baby-Sitters Club—Rachael Leigh Cook (Mary Anne), Schuyler Fisk (Kristy), Bre Blair (Stacey), Larisa Oleynik (Dawn), Stacey Ramsower (Mallory),and Marla Sokoloff (Cokie)—gathered together at a celebratory screening event. "I've known these ladies for 20 years and I feel so lucky to share this special evening with them," wrote Solokoff in one of their snaps.

15 years since the Toros first rocked your atmosphere, Bring It On's Eliza Dushku, Gabrielle Union, Kirsten Dunst, and Jesse Bradford are reminiscing about working on the 2000 film in the new issue of Entertainment Weekly. And, le sigh, they haven't aged a day. " I was like, 'A cheerleading movie?' It sounded like it could have been just a cheesy teen movie, but what sealed the deal for me was talking to the director, Peyton Reed, on the phone— he was just so smart," recalls Dunst.