Netflix cancels 'That '90s Show' after two seasons, leaving fans in disbelief! Will we ever see a third season?
In an unexpected twist that has left fans completely baffled, Netflix has announced the cancellation of 'That '90s Show' after just two seasons. The nostalgic spinoff of the beloved classic 'That '70s Show' managed to bring back much-loved characters like Kitty and Red, played by Debra Jo Rupp and Kurtwood Smith, respectively. Audiences were treated to a hilarious glimpse of life in the '90s as the Forman family took care of their teenage grandchildren and navigated the complicated teenage landscape. However, despite its initial promise, the viewership dwindled significantly, leading to the unfortunate decision to end the series.
Star Kurtwood Smith confirmed the news, expressing a kind of parental disappointment as if he were the grandparent of the show, convinced that graduation should definitely be in these kidsโ future. In a recent statement, he mentioned that they'll be shopping around the series for another network, because, as he said, "Good grandparents would try hard to get these kids graduated from high school!" What a sterling example of how Hollywood nostalgia can still tug at the heartstrings!
Although the show included several cameo appearances from the original cast, including Wilmer Valderrama (Fez), Mila Kunis (Jackie), and Ashton Kutcher (Kelso), it appears that the magic that worked in the '70s did not translate into the '90s. Critics and viewers alike had mixed reviews; while some appreciated the nostalgic nods and familiar humor, others found it hard to connect with the new storyline and characters. The societal context, evolving entertainment standards, or merely high expectations from fans may have all contributed to this show being unable to capture the magic of its predecessor.
As we bid adieu to this spin-off, letโs remember the original 'That '70s Show' which ran for eight seasons. It introduced us to a lineup of iconic characters, and its influence is still felt today in various ways. Additionally, did you know that the original show launched a constellation of careers for its cast, including big names like Ashton Kutcher, Mila Kunis, and Topher Grace? So even though 'That '90s Show' may not make it past its second season, the legacy of its predecessor continues to shine bright!
"We will shop the show, because good grandparents would try hard to get these kids graduated from high school," star Kurtwood Smith confirmed.
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