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That ’90s Show Release Date: Who Will Return From That 70s Show?

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That ’90s Show, a spinoff of the teen sitcom That ’70s Show, has released its first teaser trailer. Netflix unveiled the new series in October, with only a few cast members revealed. Fans of That ’70s Show have been wondering if they’ll ever see Eric and Donna again.

And now, along with a sneak peek at the new show, Netflix has revealed that nearly every one of the original cast has been reunited to appear in That ’90s Show. Netflix also revealed all of the fresh faces they’ll be employing in their new series.

Nostalgia for ’90s classic program revivals is at an all-time high, and fans are hoping that the new series will have a similar mood and feel to the original.

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According to the trailer, Netflix appears to be giving nostalgic fans everything they want from a comeback series. Kitty and Red are still housemates in Point Place, Wisconsin.

In the basement, the youngsters are still smoking marijuana. And Red is still threatening to step on everyone’s… well, you get the picture. The teaser for That ’90s Show looks so similar to That ’70s Show that it may be a mid-series revamp with new performers.

We’re psyched for That ’90s Show to premiere now that Netflix has revealed the cast, plot, and, finally, a release date.

Everything we know about That ’90s Show is listed below.

That ’90s Show Release Date

We now know when we’ll be returning to Wisconsin for That ’90s Show, as Netflix has officially announced a January 19 release date, making it one of the streaming service’s first big new TV series of 2023.

That ’90s Show Cast: Who Will Return From That 70s Show?

If you’re a lifelong fan of the franchise, you’ll be pleased to know that Kurtwood Smith and Debra Jo Rupp will reprise their roles as Red and Kitty. But this time, they’ll play the grandparents of Callie Haverda’s character, Leia Forman.

Yes, Leia is Eric and Donna’s daughter. That was the biggest story when the show’s first trailer was released. Netflix has now revealed the whole cast of That ’90s Show.

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That '90s Show Release Date

Along with her wacky companions, she’ll be headlining the cast. Gwen, Leia’s best friend, is portrayed by Ashley Aufderheide; Jay, Jay’s best friend, and Gwen’s elder brother is played by Maxwell Acee Donovan; Ozzie, Nate’s snarky, gay friend, is played by Reyn Doi; and Nate’s rebellious girlfriend Nikki is played by Sam Morelos.

Almost the entire cast of That ’70s Show will return, as well as one big surprise. Topher Grace (Eric), Laura Prepon (Donna), Mila Kunis (Jackie), Wilmer Valderrama (Fez), and Ashton Kutcher (Kelso) are all returning to reform the old crew 20 years later.

Unfortunately, Danny Masterson (Hyde) will not be joining them due to a sexual assault lawsuit. In happier news, the producers of That ’90s Show were able to resuscitate Tommy Chong for the series.

Chong was famed for playing Hyde’s cannabis dealer. His character began as a rebirth of his stoner comedian character from the 1960s but grew as the show progressed. Rupp and Smith (as Red and Kitty) released the first images from the set in early 2022.

“What’s that in my old 70s Show chair?” Smith questioned, holding up the cover page of the pilot script with the new logo, which resembles Nirvana’s emblem. “Red and Kitty, teens, grunge rock… let’s goooooo!” Smith also tweeted.

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Rupp posted nearly the identical image, stating, “And we have begun,” with a snap of her nameplate and pilot script. Danny Masterson (as Hyde), a former costar from That ’70s Show, commented on her Instagram photo, “I pre-nominate you for the Emmy.”

She also tweeted the same photograph, writing, “Back again. The same yet not the same. So fun.”

That ’90s Show Plot: What to Expect?

The following is Netflix’s official overview of the series:

“Hello, Wisconsin! It’s 1995 and Leia Forman, daughter of Eric and Donna, is visiting her grandparents for the summer where she bonds with a new generation of Point Place kids under the watchful eye of Kitty and the stern glare of Red. Sex, drugs, and rock ’n roll never dies, it just changes clothes.”

So it appears that Leia (Callie Haverda) will spend the season at her grandparents’ home in Wisconsin. She’ll see some new faces as well as some familiar ones while she’s there. The trailer revealed that many things will most likely continue as they have in the past.

Red and Kitty will be the comical polar opposites in Leia’s life, one disciplining and the other validating. The kids are still hanging out in the basement of the same house in Point Place.

The trailer even had the typical scene of everyone sitting in a circle, taking turns laughing about how high they were. We even had a legendary threat from Red, who warned Leia that if any of her pals went into his room, they’d get a foot up their**. However, there are many unanswered questions concerning the upcoming series.

Is the Hub still operational? Will we see Leia and her pals visit punk rock clubs? Hip-hop performances? Grunge music? What about boy bands? Or even made uncomfortable expressions like “wassup!” and “speak to the hand” popular? The 1990s were a vibrant period in music culture. Netflix has a lot of ground to cover.

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