HOW THAT 90S SHOW LIVED UP TO THAT 70S SHOW
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- Опубліковано 20 лип 2023
- That 70s Show sequel series , Netflix 's That 90s Show has done right by it's predecessor.
The series which centers around former leads Donna and Eric 's daughter Leia and Jackie and Kelso 's son Jay --- as well as a whole cast of new characters. ( Nate , Nikki , Gwen , and Ozzie )
This spin off provides plenty of callbacks and nostalgia bait --- but also offers up it's own original take on something not so original.
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At least this show had a direct connection with the original show, unlike "That 80's Show", which had unrelated characters, with the main protagonist supposedly being Eric's cousin, which you'd never realise.
The 80’s show is a pretty low bar.
the scenes at the disco were the funniest ones, the show had potential, but the cast was much smaller than the group of friends on That 70's show
That 80's Show flopped so that The Golden God could fly
tbh as someone who was born and brought up in the 90s, nothing screamed 90s about this show. The only reason why this show was somewhat decent was because of red and kitty.
I agree. I was very young in the 70s but I do remember that decade. That 70s show really felt like it was from the 70s. This show doesn't feel like the 90s it feels more like today
@@daved1535Agree with both of you. It really felt like Gen Z kids playing dress up instead of an authentic portrayal
I'm not saying it had to be as raw as Mid90s but just the way they interacted with each other was off. The set design and props were good but that's the easy stuff.
Although Red and Kitty not having a finished basement in the Midwest in the 1990s. Just no. That basement would've 100% been finished.
@@michaelahurt they struggled financially all throughout the show and in one episode she was gonna redo it and decided not to. they wanted to keep it that way and a lot of people do
They should just call it "that 2020s show". It's nothing like the 90s & it's target audience, zoomers, will never know the difference.
Exactly idk wtf this dude saw in the show
My only glaring issue with this series was the out of nowhere crush Leia developed for Nate in seemingly five minutes. It nearly kicked me out of the show entirely, it felt like a desperate bid to have some drama.
Agreed, there was no indication that either Leia or Nate liked each other as more than friends. It seemed a little forced, though hopefully they'll resolve it quickly next season. Also, it might be interesting if Leia or Gwen developed feelings for each other in the future, as I feel like they could have some potential.
You blew my mind when you revealed that the neighbor is supposed to be Laurie, you're spot on, Red even teaches her to ride a bike which seemed so odd when I saw it
No lie, I was reciting the disclaimer and intro when you asked "got it memorized?"
Im closing my windows... 😂
Can we all please agree that streaming shows need to stop having end of season cliff hangers? It doesn't work to get your show renewed anymore and it just leaves viewers of the show with no closure.
I tried to watch this, but got through like 2 episodes. It just sucks so bad.
it's for fans of That 70's show and people who's youth was in the 90's
@@greenrobot5 My youth was in the 90s & this show doesn't represent it at all. It represents bland 2020s kids dressing up like 90s kids.
@@greenrobot5Fan of that 70s show and grew up in the 90s - this spin off SUCKS.
I liked it because I gave it a chance, if you just watch the first couple episodes you won't build up to it. I bet people back the the 2000's who grew up in the 70's didn't like That 70's show either if they only saw 1 or 2 episodes @@acayette
@@greenrobot5fan of that 70’s, grew up in the 90’s. This show didn’t hit the mark.
The first few episodes felt like a Disney or Nickelodeon sitcom, with drugs and sex references thrown in. Some of the kids felt like they were reading their lines, and it had a "school play" feel about it. Thankfully, they gradually settled into their roles, and had great chemistry, so fingers crossed that Season 2 will be even better!
I’ll have to give this show another chance. I stopped after the second episode.
Yes! My wife and I said the same thing. Everything was so overacted it was exactly like watching a tween show on Nick/Disney.
But yeah, agree they mostly settled in more as it went, except for the girl who played Leia. (Which is unfortunate since she has the most screentime.)
I just hope it's 14-16 episodes. 10 is too rushed for a sitcom
They should just call it "that 2020s show". It's nothing like the 90s & it's target audience, zoomers, will never know the difference.
I think we knew most of the characters of That 70's Show better by episode 3 or 4 than we do the characters in this show by the end of episode 10. But it's an unfair comparison; much of the secret of why this is a franchise is that the original show sprang forth almost fully formed in a way very few sitcoms do, and the actors had mostly mastered their characters from the very first scene. That is not an easily accomplished thing, and one can't expect it to be pulled off twice.
I think this show also suffers a bit from applying a traditional pacing of character development from the 26 episode season era to the 10 episode streaming season era.
I can't wait for season 2. It was so fun seeing the old gang again especially watching how Red reacts to Eric being a parent. I think the characters have a lot potential too I look forward to seeing more from them.
It’s literally has nothing to do with the 90s😂😂
Only one thing I didn’t get. If that’s his son with Jackie? Where is Kelso’s son with brook?
Or Laurie? They could have had her second actress showing up. Or even a reference. They should have referenced Hyde being in prison, too. They could have acknowledged Midge passing away or Betty White...they could have established a better, fleshed out universe for a reboot
Kelso had a daughter with Brooke, not a son. Her name was Betsy.
I feel like the second season should have more episodes since the first season was very short. It didn’t let us get involved into the characters enough to get to really know them. But it’s still a good show.
It was confirmed to be 16 episodes long 😊
Loved this video and the previous one! Please do a season by season retrospective on That 70's Show.
My issues with the show is that it just doesn't really dive into 90s Culture in a way that The 70s Show did. And honestly I do not see the comparison between Laurie and Shelly.
I think bc Netflix only give us 10 episodes we didn’t have enough time to flesh out the characters like Nate,Gwen,and niki but I think next season we will get to know them more
The 90s are killing me. Because I would love more content like this and the That's seventy show season by season retrospective that would be awesome thank you
“The 90’s are killing me. I shouldn’t have done that. You’re not supposed to tell people you’re gonna kill them no more! I gotta tiptoe through the tulips with these assholes! Taking all the fun… outta the job”
I still need to see this
Different but similar, familiar but distinct.
Very good way to progress to a new cast of characters.
I’m definitely down for more videos about that 70s show. Your Batman vids are always fire, and that 70s show is one of my fav sitcoms. Have u ever watched Seinfeld?
What a unique and very interesting type of show
The 90s are killing me, and you're killing these reviews
I loved this first season for exactly the reasons you listed. I thought it was incredibly well cast, the call backs to both the era and the original series felt genuine and not like overt fan service. I feel Nate being willing to cheat on his girlfriend makes a bit of sense. I'm not saying it's ok, but he knew she was unhappy, he knew (even if he didn't explicitly know) she was going to leave him and so he latched on to the first person that offered him a sympathetic shoulder. Like I said, I'm not making justifications for cheating on ones significant other, only that it's a very real thing that happens in real life.
How can you be so invested in something so bland & contrived? Do you only watch modern Disney shows? I doubt you're old enough to remember the 90s or have watched much well written/acted television.
i think the biggest problem is that while the original show had 25 episodes throughout its first season to flesh out the characters, this show got 10, and therefore i feel the writers just had a lot less to work with in terms of fleshing out the characters.
i think they did a good job with what they were given, but i would’ve liked to see even just a few more episodes to develop the characters and their storylines. hopefully that’ll be fixed with season 2
I’ve really been hoping someone would rank every episode of That 70s’ Show
My problem with the new cast is i think they try to hard where as the original cast were just funny and didn't have to try very hard
We used to have the refrigerator in the Foreman’s kitchen .
well, don't forget as a nick kid, he already has sitcom experience so it makes sense he'd be pretty good in this
90’s show just didn’t risk anything. They didn’t duplicate its parent show but just combined characters. You don’t have Kelso but you do have a kelso and Hyde hybrid alongside nods galore and a new foreign kid for some extra assurances. No change that would challenge the audience or force them to see the show in a different light just a hand holding sequence of episodes to reassure you nothing here will disappoint you. I have higher hopes for the second season but I think the 1st season won’t do much for new viewers and that’s just an unfortunate loss. I give it a 2 and a half out of 5. Here’s hoping for better. 👍
What was your favorite episode?
So as someone who was a kid in the 90s this show def feels early 90s over late and a story line they could give OZ would be being his more flamboyant-ish self tryna be different at school. As in the 90s u kinda had to move like that. The F and R slurs were every day vocab so they could bleep them but do an episode on that. Renting movies was a huge thing an apisode could be done on trying to rent a movie that’s always out and finding who keeps taking it or losing a rented movie in Red or Kittys name and the fee runs crazy there’s a lot of 90s things that could go down but OZ does kinda give GEN Z SLAY TODAY in a way which can make him feel like an outsider so they just need to tune him a bit more 90s
How seasons after season two do you think the show will have ???? 19:33 19:09 19:11 19:12 19:13 19:14 19:14 19:15 19:15 19:15 19:15 19:16 19:18 19:19 19:21
"Got it memorized"? The channel art did always remind me of Kingdom Hearts...
Season 1 of That 70’s Show had 25 episodes so it had more time to breathe. I really was bothered by the Nate and Leia scene but I loved this show overall as someone who likes these kind of corny sitcoms, it had me genuinely laughing which is rare. Some of the laugh track reminded me of iCarly with some of the fake applause (don’t know why some scenes of this show are filmed in front of live studio audience while some scenes use that Nickelodeon laugh track) 😂
Nice. I like it when my subbed channels pop up with new shit while I'm at work... it can get boring here, sometimes.
Can you go into detail about donnas sister
Half bro and sis seems like they have the same connection as Eric and his sister had
Anyone know if the show got picked up for another season?
The writers strike put an end to a few new shows .
yeah season 2 is coming this summer I believe
So basically Oz is the Phoebe of the group.
Done right ? Are you high
This season started on the 4th of July weekend 1995, with Leia's 15th birthday being a few weeks later; meaning Leia was born in late July 1980. Being that the original show ended with the clock striking midnight, reigning in January 1st, 1980, even IF Donna conceived her an hour or two later, Leia should have been born in late September or early October. So either Leia was born 2 months premature...or she's not Eric's.....and i think they should run with that!!!
Hear me out; imagine a 3-episode arc that revolves around Leia learning that Eric isn't her real father:
Part 1- Eric and Donna are visiting for the week, and through overhearing a conversation in the other room, Leia learns that Eric isn't her real father. The rest of the episode consists of her having an identity crisis, questioning who she really is, whether her mom cheated or not, and of course, who her real father is and why he isn't around. The episode ends with Leia confronting Donna and Eric.
Part 2- Donna and Eric admit that it's true, Eric isn't her actual father. However, neither of them are willing to tell Leia about her real father, with their reason being 'to protect her', causing Leia to become angry and start calling Eric by his name instead of 'Dad'. Throughout the episode, she avoids them as much as possible, calls them names, and refuses to listen to them. Red recognizes the anger and pain that this secret is causing her, and the episode ends with Red sitting Leia down and saying, "Let's talk, Kiddo", implying he's going to tell her who her real father is.
Part 3- It's the following morning; Red, Kitty, Eric, and Donna are eating breakfast, talking about what they're going to do about Leia. Donna leaves the kitchen to go wake up Leia but comes back and declares that Leia's gone. Kitty, Eric, and Donna start freaking out, searching the house, and throwing out ideas of her running away, being kidnapped, or worse. Finally, Red cuts in and says that he knows where she is.
Cut to a trashy neighborhood or trailer park, Leia approaches a house/trailer, there's lots of noise and yelling inside. She knocks...and Randy Pearson opens the door. The episode then consists of Leia trying to get to know Randy, who is a fat, balding, out-of-work drunk. His current wife is loud and nagging, and they clearly don't love each other. He has multiple kids from multiple different women and doesn't care for any of them, including Leia. Sadly, she realizes that THIS is the truth that her parents wanted to protect her from. She leaves and sits down on the curb to cry. Eric shows up, alone, and quietly sits on the curb and puts his arms around her to comfort her. She asks him if he knew about Randy. He admits he did, acknowledging that when her mother told him that she was pregnant, he realized that he hadn't been home from Africa for long enough to be her father; but that it didn't matter because he loved her mother. She then asks how he can still care for her, even after all the hurtful things she's said since finding out the truth, and he tells her,
E: "Because; whether my blood or not, you ARE my daughter, and I wouldn't change that for anything in the galaxy...this one or the one far, far away."
L: "Dad!" (finally calling him 'Dad' again)
E: "Sorry"
both chuckle and then hug even tighter...
Hard to tell if it was the characters themselves, or the acting. But something just seemed bad to me. Wasn't very fond. Kitty and Red were the best part.
One thing that's always bugged me: Why the hell does Nate have a William Henderson jersey?
They only made jerseys for the top 5-10 players back then. And they definitely didn't sell jerseys for third round fullbacks who hadn't even played an NFL down yet.
Would it really have been that hard to put him in a Brett Favre, Reggie White or Sterling Sharpe jersey?
After seeing this video, i went there and watched the first ep.
I absolutely loved. It plays so much respect to our memory as people who loved that 70's.
And yet, its funny by itself
did it?
The 90s show is a lot like the premise of MoneyBall. They don't replace the characters but rather identify the traits most important to the feel of the show and replace them all in the aggregate. Each new character replaces more than one of the old characters in part and as such the new ensemble replaces the old one
There wasn’t enough of a feel of the 90s in this series. It felt too bland
Now do clerks the animated series
I still like the iCarly revival the most as a direct sequel to the original show. But that 90s show is the best generational sequel so far.
It was a bit rough in the beginning. Plus I never really got that into the show and the characters. That being said I would eventually grew to like some of the kids. Honestly season 2 could easily improve what didn’t work here. Then made what did work here shine even brighter.
Nothing will ever top original....
BUT...
This show was damn good and sooooo much better than nostalgic purists wanna admit. I thought it was better than the last 2 seasons of the OG. And I genuinely liked it way more than I thought I would, and I'm extremely excited for a 2nd and potentially maybe even a 3rd or 4th season. All of the kid/teen actors held their own very well considering how little experience they had prior and how beloved the original show was. It could have easily been so bad but I was pleasantly surprised.
This show compared to the original might be the sitcom equivalent of Alien and Aliens. The first one was better and more iconic, but the sequel is a fucking blast and has its amazing moments.
I too enjoyed how 95% of the fan service wasn't just fan service for the sake of fan service. I love the cameos of the original cast but I also reaaaallly like that the creators/writers had enough confidence in themselves, the writing, and the new cast to not solely rely on the original actors and characters when they would've been the safest bet logistically speaking.
Excellent analysis, I'm glad I'm not alone in liking this show, alot of the feedback I read on social media when it first dropped was negative which worried me because above all else I just love this fictional world/universe and I hope to see more of it.
That 70s was a great show especially the 1st few years, but i couldn't get into this show. But I am 25 years older
That 90’s show was good but the inaccuracies like Leia’s friend seemly having an advanced copy of jagged little pill cause the time frame of the first episode it was still days away from release Al’s Batman forever being available to rent at the video store the same time it was still in theaters cause of Leia saying she was going to see it and the picture of lambeau field at hub being after it was updated not how it looked in the 90’s and the packers jersey worn in the series wouldn’t have been available yet due to not knowing if that player would make it past preseason or not that can take someone who lived through the 90’s out of the show at least a little but it’s still worthy of a second season if Netflix doesn’t cancel the series cause of the strikes like some good shows weren’t continued on
i explain the "twist" ending as them being young and dumb. they are younger at the end of s1 than the og cast was at the start of og s1, and the og cast was often shown as being young and dumb. so they're younger and they're dumber.
Watched only 3 episodes, found it garbage. The Jokes were lame and didn't land also
I do agree i do feel like leia and nates dating was forced if the show wanted to tackle that do it in season 2 not in the first season
the 90's are killing me
the name is ozzie
i was a on and off fan of that 70's show. that 80's show had HUGE potential and they ruined it. im looking forward to this especially if Vee liked it.
What would be a cool plot twist is kelso’s son is really really smart but because he wants to bond with his dad he pretends to be dumb and also has a dumb friend so he can mimic him.
Why? Plot twist the older brother aka brooks son.
This cast was decentish but saying they're as good as the That 70S Show cast is just dramatic Bull Shit they aren't even close
I’m sorry I thought Nate and Leia had the best chemistry. I also think Nate’s actor looks much more like a Kelso than the kid that’s supposed to belong to Kelso and Jackie but I enjoyed it anyway
Ok
Nate looks just like Michael Kelso IMO. I theorize he'll end up being his father.
Flannel rock it feels like a good spin off not reboot or remake or quick cash grab
I was so happy this didnt let me down. Thats 70s show is one of my favorite shows and I loved this. Its unfortunate danny masterson is a sick fuck though
The 90s are killing me
The 90s are killing me
Me personally I like the new show I think it's a pretty alright adaptation of the original I like jay and nates dinamic it was pretty good at times the one person I not the biggest fan of is ozzie or though he has some good moments with kitty I do only see him as the token gay character so the show doesn't get hate for not having a token gay character
Yeah you were right about the Drawn Together movie. I watched it, didn’t laugh once 😂
s also the 90s are killing me
I'm surprised by your review, I was expecting you to murder this dumpster fire of a show that is That 90s Show.
No, it did not live up to the original one. The only feat was the original cast members here and there, the rest was an absolute shite
I was surprised by how much I liked it.
Sorry gotta disagree with you on this one Vee.
Then you’re wrong
@@JakeQ2-zb2fz actually no I’m not. I’m 33yo and grew up watching that 90s show and they failed horribly to capture the the same nostalgia. And definitely didn’t represent the 90s well at all. And the fact they needed to try and force many of the old casts tropes (with little to no success). The only thing that makes it relatable at all is the presence of the old cast and they didn’t even execute that well. They basically had the pop up for you just to say “hey there’s Kelso” then they’re irrelevant. Sorry but the storyline for the kids is weak af. The only thing this show has going for it is Red and Kitty. If you liked it you’re obviously a casual..
@@GraveDank you’re wrong, it’s a great show, you’re an idiot
My value of your opinion is now in the toilet.
That 90s Show was pure hot garbage.
Ozzie the turth love him
I'm acutely aware of how godawful the acting is from seeing this video without any of their dialogue playing.
Loved "that 90s show" me and my wife watched this in one night. All of the characters feel real and original so that is nice and i really like the neighbor and Oz in the future episodes. Also if it wasnt for the writers and actors strike they would be filming season 2
My wife and I enjoyed this show and while it was good i didn't really like the new cast i find them annoying and not funny and I feel everyone new has no chemistry together unlike the original cast who had great chemistry together right from the start
I didn’t like this show. Most of the new characters weren’t that interesting.
I guess if you’re a fan of Disney & Nickelodeon shows, it’s fine. Other than that, it’s a GIANT piece of crap that is nowhere near the humor of the original show
This show stinks bro! The characters not from the OG are completely unlikeable
Is this a joke? that 90s show sucks, unfunny poorly acted non comedy
I watched the first season and skipped past all the scenes with the new characters and only watched the legacy cameos. The new characters don't do it for me at all. They seem forced and the dialog is painfully cringey with poor delivery. I feel like they are just delivering lines rather than getting to watch a story unfold
Bro i grew up in the 90s and nothing about this show not one thing says 90s. It’s 2020s kids playing dress up. How tf can you even like this shit yet hate the last season of that 70s show
The 90s show sucks
The 90s are killing me
The 90s are killing me