Good news, Marshmallows.

Veronica Mars looks set to return to the small screen once again - at least, in some capacity. The cult favourite series aired for three season from 2004 to 2007 on UPN, before it moved to the CW. And while the cast last reunited for the crowdfunded 2014 movie, which raised over $5.7 million in total, the actress recently confirmed that she and series creator Rob Thomas are eager to make more of the show. Even if she has to "do it as Murder She Wrote at 80". Before continuing, we're just going to leave this here... During a Facebook Live chat with IndieWire, Bell's costar Ryan Hansen rang her mid-interview when he was asked about the future of the series. The Good Place actress said:

“We are willing to put the effort in. “I mean, if I have to do it as Murder She Wrote at 80, we’re going to do it. It’s going to happen."

She added that she's "sort of in constant contact" with the show's creator Rob Thomas about when they can do it again. She added:

"There’s a lot of willingness and commitment to doing it again. “Rob and I email about it every couple of months or so. “And personally I think, and I think Rob probably agrees, is that a) we’ll never make the fans pay for it again and b) the format works better as an episodic [series].”

But while the A Bad Moms Christmas star wants to bring Veronica Mars back, there's been a small problem. Due to filming commitments from some of the cast members, it would be unlikely that the series could be brought back for a full season. Instead, the cast and crew are considering a mini-series instead. She said:

“You can’t do two television shows at the same time. "So we’d have to do like a miniseries.”