Pop is brimming with ’90s nostalgia. Recently, the network announced their two new series Hollywood Darlings and Return of the Mac will debut in April.

Hollywood Darlings will feature Jodie Sweetin, Beverley Mitchell and Christine Lakin in addition to guest stars likes Soleil Moon Frye, Andrew Keegan, Lance Bass, Andrea Barber, and Tamera Mowry. Formerly The Joey Mac Project, Return of the Mac will center on New Kids on the Block star Joey McIntyre and his family.

Hollywood Darlings premieres on April 12th at 8 p.m. ET/PT, followed by the debut of Return of the Mac at 8:30 p.m. ET/PT.

From Pop:

LOS ANGELES – Feb. 6, 2017 – Wednesday nights will soon be all that and a bag of chips as Pop gears up to debut two new original comedies HOLLYWOOD DARLINGS and RETURN OF THE MAC (formerly “The Joey Mac Project”) on April 12.

The back-to-back television premieres will reunite fans with their favorite stars from the ’90s, including Jodie Sweetin, Beverley Mitchell and Christine Lakin in HOLLYWOOD DARLINGS at 8:00 PM, ET/PT, followed by Joey McIntyre in the CBS Television Studios scripted comedy RETURN OF THE MAC at 8:30 PM, ET/PT.

A bevy of guest stars in both series will showcase the ultimate line-up of ’90s sitcom stars, boy band artists and cultural icons. HOLLYWOOD DARLINGS will feature cameos from Soleil Moon Frye (“Punky Brewster”), Andrew Keegan (“10 Things I Hate About You”), Tamera Mowry (“Sister, Sister”), Lance Bass (NSYNC), Andrea Barber (“Full House”), Nicholle Tom (“The Nanny”), Heather Tom (“Y&R”), Patrick Duffy (“Dallas,” “Step by Step”), Staci Keanan (“Step by Step”) and Wanya Morris (Boyz II Men).

RETURN OF THE MAC will feature series stars and executive producers Donnie Wahlberg (New Kids on the Block, BLUE BLOODS) and Jenny McCarthy (“Singled Out”), as well as guest appearances by Joey Lawrence (“Melissa and Joey,” “Boy Meets World”), Joey Fatone (*NSYNC), Chris Kirkpatrick (*NSYNC), January Jones (“Mad Men”), Jack Osbourne (“The Osbournes”), Aisha Tyler (THE TALK, “Ghost Whisperer”), David Koechner (“Anchorman”), and Gilles Marini (“Sex and the City”).

“We’re psyched to introduce two fresh comedies that boast hilarious performances from a ’90s dream team of stars,” said Justin Rosenblatt, Executive Vice President, Original Programming and Development, Pop. “Audiences will have a blast seeing a new side of Jodie, Beverley, Christine and Joey now that they’re grown-up and juggling showbiz careers, married life and parenthood. Seeing them on-screen again reminds us why we fell in love with them in the first place and why their classic series and performances continue to appeal to new generations discovering this talent for the very first time.”

HOLLYWOOD DARLINGS turns the camera on real-life friends who are bonded by a sisterhood that only they can share as former child stars who grew up in the ’90s limelight – Jodie Sweetin (“Full House,” “Fuller House”), Christine Lakin (“Step by Step”) and Beverley Mitchell (“7th Heaven”). In this improvised comedy, the three actresses play exaggerated versions of themselves in their current Hollywood lives. With the support of one another, this girl squad can take on anything when it comes to parenting, marriage, friendship and revived careers in Hollywood.

RETURN OF THE MAC is a scripted comedy starring boy band heartthrob Joey McIntyre as a version of himself alongside his real-life family – wife Barrett and their three children, Griffin (8), Rhys (6) and Kira (5). As he embarks on a hilarious quest to be taken seriously as a legit actor, Joey is thrown into the reluctant role of a talk show host at a fledgling cable network called The Comfy Channel. As Joey starts to navigate the talk show circuit, he is joined by his often misguided manager and team played by a hysterical cast, including Adam Ray, Jamie Denbo, Katie Wee, Punam Patel and Jordan Black.

HOLLYWOOD DARLINGS is produced by Main Event Media and All3Media America. The series was created by Jimmy Fox, who serves as executive producer along with Layla Smith and Greg Lipstone.

RETURN OF THE MAC is executive produced by Donnie Wahlberg, Jenny McCarthy and Joey McIntyre, along with Tim Gibbons (“Curb Your Enthusiasm”), Paul Greenberg (“Best Time Ever with Neil Patrick Harris”) and Jenny Daly (“Storage Hunters”).

What do you think? Are you a fan of ’90s stars? Will you watch Hollywood Darlings and/or Return of the Mac?