Goodnight Sweetheart originally aired between 1993 and 1999, and starred Nicholas Lyndhurst as Gary Sparrow, an accidental time traveller who led a double life, swapping between the 1990s and the 1940s.
Now, a Kickstarter has been launched to crowdfund a sequel novel from the show's creators, Laurence Marks and Maurice Gran, in conjunction with Idiot Box Books.
It currently has 38 days left to run, and so far £7,833 has been raised of the £30,000 goal.
The synopsis for the new book says that it will begin a little before the events of the revival episode, and that things start to heat up for Gary in 1962, when Marilyn Monroe sings at President Kennedy’s birthday party.
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"When Gary first met Phoebe, he told her the girl he left behind in LA went by the name of Marilyn Monroe," the synopsis says. "It was just his little private joke. It had never occurred to him that he would be living in the past, married to Phoebe when Marilyn became an international sex symbol in the 1950s.
"For years, every time Phoebe’s seen Marilyn on the silver screen, her insecurities have overwhelmed her. What if Gary were to go back to Hollywood to regain the love of his life? That is, until Marilyn’s shock death at the age of 36, which brings all of Phoebe’s old feelings back to the surface."
He later finds himself in the 21st century, coming to terms with the fact he’s got a teenage daughter, and questioning whether he can handle resuming his double life, or whether he should choose between the past or present.
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