Mayim Bialik Discusses Her New Series ‘Call Me Kat’ & More! | Couch Surfing | Entertainment Weekly

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Mayim Bialik, stops by Couch Surfing to discuss her new series, ‘Call Me Kat.’ The pawesome actor, author, and scientist also looks back at some of her most beloved roles in projects like ‘Beaches,’ ‘Blossom,’ ‘The Big Bang Theory,’ and more!

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