Welcome back to The OC! If you've been missing your favorite Orange county mean girls, you're in luck: Rachel Bilson and Melinda Clarke have started their own podcast, Welcome to The OC, B*tches! to talk everything about The OC.
The actresses have recently partnered with Kast Media to create a weekly podcast that will give a rundown on each episode from the series. The series will have over 100 episodes, according to Deadline, and will also feature a variety of guest speakers, including some of the original cast like Peter Gallagher, the series creator, and even sociologists who will give their insight on why the show has had such a lasting impact on audiences.
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If you're excited to relive your favorite moments, you won't have to wait too long. The podcast will be available be released April 27.
Rachel announced the exciting news on Instagram with a poster of the podcast and a cute caption saying, "So excited to finally share this, Mindy @therealmsclarke and I are going back to #theoc with our new podcast. Subscribe, rate, review and listen to the trailer for Welcome to the OC, Bitches! on all podcast players now. The first episode drops April 27th, including video releases each week on YouTube.” #welcometotheocbitches."
Melinda even commented on the post sharing her excitement for the podcast writing, "Making people smile today! Grateful for you Rachel!"
Rachel originally hinted at the pair's reunion with a sneaky Instagram post of her and Melinda together.
She captioned the post, "#FBF???? wait for it..... #eternalsummer #covidsafe."
Fans were feeling the nostalgia and one even commented how they were currently re-binge-watching the series.
"Summer Roberts + Julie Cooper. I've actually been rewatching The OC, so nostalgic."
Rachel and Melinda are best known for portraying the characters Summer Roberts and Julie Coopers in the hit teen drama. The show, which was a hit on Fox for four seasons, ran from 2003 to 2006 and followed the intertwined lives of three families and the drama that followed.
