Why Blossom’s Best Friend, Six, Had A Number For Her Name

By New Zealand Blog News Service Jun 14, 2026

Why was Six afraid of Seven? As it turns out, because of some bizarre behind-the-scenes wrangling during production on the NBC sitcom Blossom.
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