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The Cast and characters of that "90s Show include returning That "70s Show stalwarts, a new generation of Point Place teenagers, and cameos from 1990s pop culture classics. Set in several summers in the 1990s, the "90s Show centers on Leia Forman, the daughter of Eric Forman and Donna Pinciotti, who stays with her grandparents, Red and Kitty, in Point Place, Wisconsin. Leia finds herself in the same conundrums and participating in the same teenage antics Eric and That "70s Show's gang discovered in the basement as she gets close with a new group of teenagers."
That "70s Show brings back much of the original cast for brief camebacks; picking up almost 15 years after the conclusion flipped to New Year's Day 1980. While the remainder of the original stars show in recurring or guest parts in the first season, Kitty and Red return in That '90s Show in key roles as they raise another set of outcast adolescents. The sequel series also makes repeated use of the nostalgic tactic from That '70s Show, which brings in 1990s pop culture icons for appearances. That '90s Show part 2 included even more legendary names to combine, enabling a great ongoing series.
debra Reprising her role as Kitty Forman from That '70s Show on Netflix's Sequel series is Jo Rupp. Apart from That '70s Show, Rupp is most known for her supporting parts in Friends, Seinfeld, Big, WandaVision, and the Netflix series The Ranch starring Ashton Kutcher.
Kitty is Red's wife in That '90s Show; she is also mother of Eric, Donna's mother-in-law, and grandma of Leia. For all the new teenagers, Kitty is still the mother figure since she welcomes her granddaughter Leia and her buddies just as kindly as she did Eric and his group.
Wisconsin native Kurtwood Smith, who plays Red Forman in That "90s Show, also makes a major cast member comeback. Smith's beyond the That '70s Show universe performance is noteworthy in Dead Poets Society, RoboCop, Rambo III, Resurrection, and Netflix's The Ranch.
That "90s Show's stern, no-nonsense father of Eric Forman and spouse of Kitty is Smith's role. Though her other grandpa is Bob, Red still loves being able to spend the summer with his granddaughter Leia even though he finds it disturbing to have a fresh generation of teenagers hanging out in his basement every day. Red still finds it unacceptable that a fresh generation of teenagers spends daily hanging out in his basement.
The teenage daughter of Eric Forman and Donna Pinciotti of That "70s Show, Leia Forman is the new Point Place's teen leader in That "90s Show." Haverda also stars in Shut Eye and The Lost Husband.
During the school year, Leia resides in Chicago with her parents; nevertheless, she decided to stay in Point Place with her grandparents so she could have a great summer with a devoted set of friends. Beginning as an innocent young child still unsure of herself, Leia emerges out of her shell with the support of her new closest friends, Gwen, Jay Kelso, and the rest of the Point Place gang.
Acting as a Sequel but returning longtime cast favorites, That '70s Show returns set two decades later with That '90s Show. Red (Kurtwood Smith) and Kitty (Debra Jo Rupp) Forman lead the new cast, which consists of Eric and Donna's daughter Leia Forman spearheading the charge. Spending the summer with her grandparents, Leia meets fresh friends and strengthens ties in Point Place, Wisconsin. The episode follows the '90s as expected, and the regular cameos of the '70s episode series visitors help to preserve that feeling of familiarity. With ten episodes overall, that '90s Show initially ran on Netflix.
As the younger generation of teenagers negotiates the ups and downs of adolescence and confronts the difficulties of growing up in a world undergoing change, the program is a touching and nostalgic trip back to Point Place. Audiences have connected with the show's mix of humor, heart, and nostalgia; its popularity is evidence of the continuing attraction of That '70s Show.