Mayim Bialik and Rest of 'Blossom' Cast 30 Years after the NBC Series' Premiere

The 1990s classic "Blossom" revolves around the life of a teenage girl who grew up under the care of her father and two brothers.

Despite the unconventional family set-up, "Blossom" brought many instances for teenagers to relate to the lead character's quirky persona and cool fashion sense.

The sitcom highlighted many important life lessons that touched on drug abuse and divorce. It has been 30 years since the show premiered. See where the cast is now.

MAYIM BIALIK

Years ago, Bialik flaunted success with her portrayal of "Blossom," landing the opportunity to work with big names such as Mr. T, David Spade, and Will Smith.

Today, the lead star is a successful author who has continued acting with the all-time favorite "The Big Bang Theory." The show allowed her to reunite with fellow "Blossom" co-star Johnny Galecki.

JENNA VON OY

Jenna von Oy played the lead character's sidekick, Six LeMuere, Blossom's best friend. Her role on the show gave von Oÿ her big break, which led her more opportunities to appear in the '90s shows such as "The Parkers and 7th Haven."

Apart from playing an integral role, the actor was also the director for a number of episodes of "Blossom."

In recent years, von Oÿ focused on becoming a successful author, a loving wife, and a mother of two baby girls.

JOEY LAWRENCE

Aside from being Blossom's big brother and Six's big-time crush, Joey Lawrence was the show's source of comedy.

His famous catchphrase, "Whoa!" has made it to today's humor. Since appearing in the sitcom, the now father-of-two landed the opportunity to work with Melissa Joan Hart in 2009's "My Fake Fiance."

MICHAEL STOYANOV

Stoyanov, being Blossom's older brother, played the show's bad boy alcoholic whose character develops as a paramedic.

Stoyanov expanded his skills to writing after leaving the show, which led him to a career with "Late Night with Conan O'Brien," "MadTV," and "Mr. Show."

TED WASS

Ted Wass was the divorced father to Blossom and her brothers on the show. Apart from playing an integral role, the actor was also the director for a number of episodes of "Blossom."

As the show came to an end, Wass served as the director to many television favorites such as "The Big Bang Theory," "Two and a Half Men," "Melissa and Joey," "Caroline in the City," "Spin City," and many more.