She’s returning to TV to fill some big shoes in a bustling loft.

Megan Fox, 29, will begin a four-episode stint on FOX’s New Girl starting Tuesday, February 9, temporarily replacing series star Zooey Deschanel, 36.

‘It’s insane to me that such a gorgeous person can be so funny, but I guess we just all have to accept it,’ creator/executive producer Liz Meriwether previously said in a statement.

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Watch out! Megan Fox begins a four-episode stint on FOX’s New Girl starting Tuesday, February 9

‘I’ve been a fan of her comedic skills since This is 40, and I’m so excited to have her on the show. We had Megan in mind when we wrote this part – she’s the perfect person to come in and shake these guys up.’

The Transformers star will portray pharmaceutical sales representative Reagan who sublets Jess’ [Deschanel] room while she is away on jury duty.

Deschanel was absent from taping four episodes last year after giving birth to her first child in August – with the writers accommodating her absence by writing Jess into a sequestered jury, according to The Hollywood Reporter.

Filling in: The 29-year-old temporarily replaces series star Zooey Deschanel (right) who took a break from filming after giving birth to her first child last year; Deschanel’s character was sequestered to jury while she was on hiatus

New to the loft: Fox fits right into the New Girl loft with stars Nick (Jake Johnson), Cece (Hannah Simone) and Schmidt (Max Greenfield)

‘The idea behind it was to be able to do those pastel courtroom sketches, so you could still see her in the jury,” Meriweather told THR at the end of last season.

‘It’s a little weird, but we’re having fun with it. It’s a way to have all of the guys check in with her. They watch the news reports on the trial.’

The New Girl episodes will be Fox’s first film or TV project since starring in the box office success Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles in August 2014.

Stirring things up! The Transformers star looks to bring a sassy to the hit FOX show

The Jennifer’s Body actress recently completed two film projects set for release in 2016.

She will reprise her leading role of April O’Neil in the sequel Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Out of the Shadows, which has a June 3 release date.

She will also star in the comedy-drama Zeroville alongside James Franco, Seth Rogen, Will Ferell and Danny McBride. Its release date hasn’t been officially announced.

Back on screen! Fox’s guest appearance is her first film or TV project since August 2014