Cue the '90s nostalgia!
Scott Wolf appeared on Bravo's Watch What Happens Live Monday to promote the second season of NBC's medical drama The Night Shift, but it seemed as if some viewers were more interested in his days as Bailey Salinger on Fox's teen drama, which aired for six seasons from September 1994 until May 2000.
In fact, at one point, a viewer called in to ask Wolf if he had ever hooked up with co-star Neve Campbell, who played Julia Salinger, during their six years on the show. "That's my sister!" the 46-year-old actor replied in mock disgust. In all seriousness, Wolf said they "did not" cross the professional line. "We did not! It's funny...I feel like if we filmed the show this year, we probably would have. I don't know why."
Wait, what?!
"Because you think she's hotter now than she was then?" host Andy Cohen asked his guest.
"No! " Wolf replied. "In this day in age it just seems kind of more acceptable."
"Loose?" Cohen asked, to which Wolf answered, "Loose, yeah!"
"To screw around with your sister..." Cohen joked.
"Your TV sister!" Wolf clarified. Hey, it is an important distinction!
Cohen wasn't convinced that Wolf was telling the truth. "Not even like fingers or anything?" he asked.
"No!" a shocked Wolf said. "Fingers? No! Especially no fingers! There were a lot of hugs."
(The phrase "not even fingers" became a running joke throughout the rest of the episode.)
Wolf did confess that it was weird shooting kissing scenes with Jennifer Love Hewitt, who played his on-and-off girlfriend Sarah Reeves Merrin. At the time, he was 24 years old, while Hewitt was 16 years old. The actor recalled that at the time, he even asked the show's producers, "Did we clear this with legal?"
The actor added that he's remained close friends with Campbell, and their children get together for play dates. Wolf keeps in touch with almost everyone in the cast, including Lacey Chabert and Matthew Fox. To film a Party of Five reunion, however, Wolf joked that they would need to shoot on location in Tahiti.
Hey, whatever it takes to bring the Salingers back together!
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