The ’90s hit series 7th Heaven could be getting a reboot with a diverse cast, and an alum of Queen Sugar and Bel-Air is developing it.

“7th Heaven” was created by Brenda Hampton and originally debuted on The WB (later The CW) in 1996. The show proved to be a major early hit for the network, ultimately airing for 11 seasons and nearly 250 episodes. It was also one of the last shows produced by TV icon Aaron Spelling before his death in 2006.

A reboot of the 1990s drama series 7th Heaven is in the works, according to Variety. The proposed reboot, which is in the early stages of development at CBS Studios, will be executive produced by Anthony Sparks,