The Baby-Sitters Club cast: Where are they now?

It's been decades since Melanie Mayron's 1995 film adaptation of Ann M. Martin's beloved middle-grade book series hit theaters, but you know that your friends are always there! Catch up with the members of The Baby-Sitters Club, ahead.

The daughter of Sissy Spacek and Jack Fisk, Schuyler Fisk picked up her first major role (and her first credit on a film involving neither of her parents) at the age of 13 when she starred in The Baby-Sitters Club as Kristy, the club founder and president.

In the 2000s, the actor-singer-songwriter moved towards focusing on her music rather than film roles, and she released her debut album, The Good Stuff, in 2009. In 2010, she joined forces with OneRepublic's Tim Myers and formed the duo FM Radio.

Her onscreen credits include Gus Van Sant's Restless (2011), the Nicholas Sparks adaptation The Best of Me (2014), a 2016 episode of Fear the Walking Dead, the 2018 Lifetime movie Every Other Holiday, and a recurring role as the younger version of her mother's character, Ruth, on Castle Rock. She also starred alongside her mother in 2022's Sam & Kate.

Just a few months before she played cool California girl Dawn in The Baby-Sitters Club, Larisa Oleynik began playing the part that would make her famous in the mid-'90s: the title character on Nickelodeon's The Secret World of Alex Mack.

After BSC, which was Oleynik's first film role, her next big-screen appearance was playing the popular Bianca in the beloved 1999 teen comedy 10 Things I Hate About You. Since that time, she has racked up dozens of TV credits, including recurring roles on Mad Men, Hawaii Five-0, and Pretty Little Liars, and appearances on Psych, Mike & Molly, and Law & Order: Special Victims Unit (pictured), among other shows. She has also appeared on two different Netflix series, Trinkets and The Healing Powers of Dude.

Rachael Leigh Cook made her acting debut in 1995 when she played Mary Anne — she of the perfect handwriting — in The Baby-Sitters Club.

She followed it up with another major family release, playing Becky Thatcher in Tom and Huck later that same year. It wasn't until 1999 that she had her breakout moment when she starred in the high school-set Pygmalion story She's All That, opposite '90s dreamboat Freddie Prinze Jr.

After playing the title role in 2001's Josie and the Pussycats, Cook gravitated towards indie projects and voice acting. She has done voice work on the Adult Swim series Robot Chicken since 2006, and has voiced parts in the Kingdom Hearts and Star Wars: The Old Republic video game series. She has appeared in a variety of Hallmark movies, two episodes of Criminal Minds, and costarred on Netflix's 2021 gender-swapped She's All That remake, He's All That, playing the mother of Addison Rae's Padgett.

After a 1991 TV appearance and the 1994 film I'll Do Anything, Tricia Joe's role as the stylish, artsy Claudia in The Baby-Sitters Club is the last credit on her screen-acting résumé.

In the years since, according to her Facebook page, Joe earned a degree in dance at Fullerton College and studied criminal justice at California State University, Long Beach.

Bre Blair got her first major role when she starred as glamorous New Yorker Stacey in The Baby-Sitters Club.

Since 2000, she's racked up dozens of credits, particularly on TV, with appearances in episodes of Charmed, Monk, Psych, Nip/Tuck, The O.C., 90210, Happy Endings, Two and a Half Men, and The Flash, among others.

In 2016, she starred on the NBC drama Game of Silence, which lasted for one season. Blair began a recurring role on S.W.A.T. in 2017, popped up in a pair of episodes on Station 19, and played the lead role in Two Yellow Lines (2021) alongside Melrose Place alum Grant Show.

Stacey Linn Ramsower was busy in 1995, with parts in the films The Quick and the Dead and Tank Girl in addition to The Baby-Sitters Club, but her only credit since playing Mallory, babysitter extraordinaire, is the 1996 TV movie Terminal.

According to her Instagram, she is currently a sex educator and holistic perinatal consultant in Houston.

Before she played aspiring ballerina Jessi in The Baby-Sitters Club, Zelda Harris had already collected a few credits, most notably in Spike Lee's 1994 film Crooklyn.

Post-BSC, Harris had a role in 1998's He Got Game and made appearances on a handful of TV shows, including an episode of NYPD Blue in 2002. In 2005, as a student at Princeton (whence she graduated in 2007), she gave an interview to the university publication Nassau Weekly in which she talked about the dearth of good roles for young Black women in Hollywood.

Harris briefly returned to acting in 2014 with a few TV appearances on Warzone, Comedy Corner, and All About Family.

German actor Christian Oliver was actually 23 when he played Stacy's 17-year-old love interest Luca, who receives a terrible shock when he learns that the babysitter of his dreams is only 13. Oliver had already begun his role in the second season of Saved by the Bell: The New Class when he appeared in The Baby-Sitters Club.

Since the '90s, he has collected dozens of credits in both the U.S. and Germany: His notable roles include the Wachowskis' Speed Racer (2008), the Tom Cruise-led war drama Valkyrie (2009), indie Zipper (2017), and parts on the series Sense8, Timeless, and Hunters.

Vanessa Zima, who was 8 years old when the film hit theaters, played not one of the babysitters but one of the babysat: Rosie, the little girl who awkwardly witnesses Stacey and Luca's flirtation.

In the decades since, she has built a film and TV résumé that includes appearances on Judging Amy, House, and Scandal, among other series, and parts in the films Ulee's Gold (1997), The Absent (2011) and Killer Weekend (2020).