‘80s Sitcom Stars Look Unrecognizable in Rare Reunion

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Domestic Television Distribution The co-stars of Perfect Strangers have reunited, and they look nearly unrecognizable from their 1980s sitcom days.

Bronson Pinchot, 67, shared a nostalgia-packed video with his Perfect Strangers co-star Mark Linn-Baker at ‘90s Con, an annual 1990s-themed convention held Oct.

16 through 18 in Connecticut.

“OK cousin, where are we?” Pinchot, who now has a full head of gray hair, asked in an exaggerated accent during an Oct.

17 Instagram video .

“We are in Hartford, Connecticut, at the ‘90s Con,” Linn-Baker said.

The actor, now 72, sports gray hair, a gray mustache, and wire-rimmed glasses.

Keeping his accent, Pinchot acted like he misunderstood Linn-Baker, saying, “I thought you were only in your eighties.” Linn-Baker laughed and said, “No, but the clock is ticking.” The actors then encouraged fans to visit them at their booth.

In the sitcom, which ran for eight seasons, Linn-Baker played Larry, a high-strung man whose life changes when his high-spirited foreign cousin, Balki, played by Pinchot, unexpectedly moves in with him.

More than 40 years have passed since the show premiered on ABC, but fans were still excited to see the duo back together.

The post received more than 39,000 likes.

One fan reminisced about doing the “dance of joy,” a celebratory routine from the show, with their mom during every episode they watched together.

“So good to see you guys together!” another person commented.