Part 3 of that '90s Show Premieres Earlier Than Anticipated
The That '70s Show, That '90s Show Netflix spunoff is returning earlier than expected. Originally set for Thursday, October 24, the third segment of the second season has been pushed up to Thursday, August 22. The announcement was revealed on a video including guest performers Seth Green and Kevin Smith plus Debra Jo Rupp and Kurtwood Smith reprising their roles as Kitty and Red Forman.
Looking Back at That '90s Show Part 2
That '90s Show opens in 1996 with Leia Forman (Callie Haverda) back in Point Place for another summer with her grandparents. Part 2 shows Leia and Jay in a good position, following the relationship upheaval of the first season; other known pairings like Nate and Nikki are also going strong. But things change when Jason Mewes and Kevin Smith—as Butch and Sonny respectively—accidentally smash their car into Red and Kitty's house, deranging Leia's house party preparations.
What might one expect from Part 3 of That '90s Show?
Showrunner Greg Mettler said that Laura Prepon will be a major player in part 3 as Donna, Leia's mother. Prepon also oversaw all eight episodes, therefore confirming the link of the spinoff to the original series. Part 2's cliffhanger finale, which alluded to the coming of a legendary 90s actor, suggests to further change the narratives of Leia, Jay, and the rest of the Point Place team. Should part 3 be successful, it could result in another renewal, therefore carrying on the legacy of That '70s Show for next generations.
Point Place: A New Generation
Acting as a follow-up to That '70s Show, That '90s Show brings back well-known personalities like Red and Kitty and a fresh set of characters. Following Leia, the daughter of Eric and Donna, the show tracks her summer vacation with her grandparents in Point Place, Wisconsin. Navigating the obstacles and pleasures of growing up in the 1990s, Leia develops fresh friendships and ties with the other teenagers in town. Retaining the fun and appeal that made That '70s Show a renowned sitcom, the show honors the original series with guest appearances by former cast members.
Legacy of That '70s Show
While creating its own personality, that '90s Show deftly retains the core of its forerunner. Audiences have responded well to the show's mix of nostalgia and modern narratives; its earlier-than-expected comeback points to a great demand in the continuance of the Point Place adventure. Carrying the heritage of That '70s Show into the 21st century, That '90s Show is ready to become a new classic in its own right with a gifted cast and committed creative team.
