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Michael J. Fox And Heather Locklear Reunite Nearly 25 Years After ‘Spin City’

by Ruth A • Published August 29, 2025

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Fans of nostalgic television were delighted to see Michael J. Fox and Heather Locklear together again, more than two decades after their time on Spin City. Locklear, 63, posted a photo on Instagram of herself with Fox, 64, smiling side by side. The snapshot quickly sparked excitement, with one fan even sharing a Back to the Future gif captioned, “Great Scott!”

The moment reminded many viewers of the pair’s chemistry on the hit ABC sitcom. Spin City, which ran from 1996 to 2002, followed the hectic world of a fictional New York City mayor’s office. Fox starred as Deputy Mayor Mike Flaherty, while Locklear later joined as campaign manager Caitlin Moore. According to New York Post, fans praised the reunion, with several commenting that both actors still look great after so many years.

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Fox left Spin City in 2000 after revealing his Parkinson’s disease diagnosis. His exit marked the end of his run as the show’s anchor, with Charlie Sheen stepping in as the new lead for the last two seasons. Locklear worked closely with both men and explained that their very different styles kept her on her toes.

SPIN CITY, Michael J. Fox, (1997), 1996-2002. ph: George Lange /©ABC /Courtesy Everett Collection

She remembered how quickly Fox delivered his lines compared to Sheen’s slower rhythm. Adjusting to that change became one of her biggest challenges. Locklear admitted it pushed her to refine her timing and adapt her performance. She credited the sitcom with helping her grow as an actress, even when she felt she was playing against type.

Michael J. Fox’s Continued Impact

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Fox has stepped away from regular acting but still appears in select roles. Recently, he made a guest appearance on AppleTV+’s Shrinking, starring alongside Harrison Ford. Ford praised Fox in an interview, calling him “brave, generous, and noble,” and highlighting the grace he shows while living with Parkinson’s.

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Locklear’s reunion with Fox carried more meaning than just a shared photograph. For fans, it represented a return to one of the 1990s’ most iconic sitcom pairings. Their bond on Spin City continues to hold a special place in television history, and their lasting friendship remains just as inspiring today.

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