अब यह 1995 है, लीया फॉरमैन गर्मियों के लिए अपने दादा-दादी से मिलने जा रही है, जहां वह प्वाइंट प्लेस, डब्ल्यूआई की नई पीढ़ी, किट्टी की चौकस नजर और लाल की कड़ी चमक के तहत बच्चों के साथ बंधती ह... सभी पढ़ेंअब यह 1995 है, लीया फॉरमैन गर्मियों के लिए अपने दादा-दादी से मिलने जा रही है, जहां वह प्वाइंट प्लेस, डब्ल्यूआई की नई पीढ़ी, किट्टी की चौकस नजर और लाल की कड़ी चमक के तहत बच्चों के साथ बंधती है.अब यह 1995 है, लीया फॉरमैन गर्मियों के लिए अपने दादा-दादी से मिलने जा रही है, जहां वह प्वाइंट प्लेस, डब्ल्यूआई की नई पीढ़ी, किट्टी की चौकस नजर और लाल की कड़ी चमक के तहत बच्चों के साथ बंधती है.
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Reviewers say 'That '90s Show' receives mixed reception, highlighting nostalgic returns of Red and Kitty, whose performances are consistently enjoyable. Criticisms target the new cast, deemed less charming and lacking chemistry compared to the original series. Disappointments arise from the show's failure to authentically capture the 1990s, with outdated costumes, dialogue, and cultural references. The writing is often criticized for being uninspired, lacking the humor and depth of 'That '70s Show'. Despite these issues, some find enjoyment in lighter moments and see potential for future growth.
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If it wasn't for the original cast cameos it wouldn't be worth watching. There are some good jokes from the new cast but they don't have that same connection that the original cast had. It seems like they're all still learning. The originals first season also felt that way but you could tell there was something there I don't feel that this new cast has that it factor.
Debra and Kurtwood are still on their A game and they somehow look and seem younger than in the original. Idk what they've been doing the past 20 years but they need to spill the beans because whatever it was it worked. It's definitely worth a watch tho.
Debra and Kurtwood are still on their A game and they somehow look and seem younger than in the original. Idk what they've been doing the past 20 years but they need to spill the beans because whatever it was it worked. It's definitely worth a watch tho.
I don't think it's bad, the original characters are great as expected. The younger cast needs to spend time researching actual 90s angst because none of them have it. Also, mostly everyone looks like they're wearing costumes and not authentically living 90s. For the younger cast they should either recast, build their skills up, or introduce better characters. Even the comedic delivery doesn't hit, like I don't know if this is their first time but it comes off awkwardly. The best of the new cast is the mother neighbor, she's really good and confident in her role. I hope Netflix really tries to fix some of these things because if they don't I can't see this lasting more than two seasons.
That '70s Show is one of my all-time favorites. I've seen it so many times that I basically have it memorized. I still watch it to this day. It was super edgy, boundary-pushing, and most importantly, hilarious.
That '90s Show is trying to capture the same formula, but without any sort of edge. The humor is multiple steps down. I laughed a few times per episode. And with only 10 episodes, they rush through a bunch of unearned and unnecessary drama.
It's not all bad and I did find some enjoyment from it. I think they once again did a great job with the casting, especially the lead. I think she could carry the show in the same way Topher Grace did... if it was better. I like most of the characters with my favorite being the dumb one (brella. Rofl).
But the worst part for me was two characters I could not stand. The lesser is the annoying neighbor lady. She seems to be analogous to Bob and Midge, the ones who would interact with Kitty and Red. But that character doesn't hold a candle to the hilarious Pinciotti's.
The character Ozzie has to be one of the worst and most annoying characters I can remember. All he does is give sassy and sarcastic one-liners. Every one of them made me cringe or roll my eyes. EVERY ONE. This is the lowest form of comedy writing.
It's probably just nostalgia, but I may check out a second season and hope that they can do better. Funnier jokes, more edge, and not so Netflixified (meaning general low quality all around). (1 viewing, 1/26/2023)
That '90s Show is trying to capture the same formula, but without any sort of edge. The humor is multiple steps down. I laughed a few times per episode. And with only 10 episodes, they rush through a bunch of unearned and unnecessary drama.
It's not all bad and I did find some enjoyment from it. I think they once again did a great job with the casting, especially the lead. I think she could carry the show in the same way Topher Grace did... if it was better. I like most of the characters with my favorite being the dumb one (brella. Rofl).
But the worst part for me was two characters I could not stand. The lesser is the annoying neighbor lady. She seems to be analogous to Bob and Midge, the ones who would interact with Kitty and Red. But that character doesn't hold a candle to the hilarious Pinciotti's.
The character Ozzie has to be one of the worst and most annoying characters I can remember. All he does is give sassy and sarcastic one-liners. Every one of them made me cringe or roll my eyes. EVERY ONE. This is the lowest form of comedy writing.
It's probably just nostalgia, but I may check out a second season and hope that they can do better. Funnier jokes, more edge, and not so Netflixified (meaning general low quality all around). (1 viewing, 1/26/2023)
I cannot decide who this show is for, Gen Z or fans of the original That '70s Show? The writing almost feels like a Gen Z interpretation of what the 90's was like. A 14 year old girl going to a rave? I was a teenager in Miami in the 90's and 14 year olds did not go to raves. There is a lot of unrealistic modernization about this show, including a rebellious 15 year old feminist preaching pay gaps and a gay 15 year old who is "out" in rural Wisconsin. Despite the pandering, this show actually scores lowest with Gen Z reviewers. In fact, it is getting annihilated by the very demographic it feels like it is catered to.
The casting is odd. Lead character Leia, played by Callie Haverda, has the mannerism and acting style of a prototypical Disney show actress. Nikki, played by Sam Morelos, is far and away the absolute best actor, nevermind her character is the most intriguing of the bunch. Unfortunately with just ten 20 minute episodes in the season, Nikki never gets the chance to shine, being merely a sexual accessory for Nate's character half the show. In fact, none of the supporting cast really does. By the time it feels like you are getting to know the new characters the season is over.
The show leans heavily on return characters Red and Kitty, using them to deliver the bulk of the corny, dry, punchline humor we remember. I will say the show does have its moments, where there is good humor to be found.
Let's be clear: I do not 'hate' the new show, and I fully anticipated the bait and switch trailer (that original characters would merely be cameos), but I am perplexed by the show's direction. It wants it both ways. It tries too hard to be a modernized interpretation of the 90s, yet it wants to pick and choose how much of the original show to copy. Most importantly, it never lets it's characters have any meaningful story.
If there is a second season, I will definitely watch. I just hope next time I can get to know the cast better...
The casting is odd. Lead character Leia, played by Callie Haverda, has the mannerism and acting style of a prototypical Disney show actress. Nikki, played by Sam Morelos, is far and away the absolute best actor, nevermind her character is the most intriguing of the bunch. Unfortunately with just ten 20 minute episodes in the season, Nikki never gets the chance to shine, being merely a sexual accessory for Nate's character half the show. In fact, none of the supporting cast really does. By the time it feels like you are getting to know the new characters the season is over.
The show leans heavily on return characters Red and Kitty, using them to deliver the bulk of the corny, dry, punchline humor we remember. I will say the show does have its moments, where there is good humor to be found.
Let's be clear: I do not 'hate' the new show, and I fully anticipated the bait and switch trailer (that original characters would merely be cameos), but I am perplexed by the show's direction. It wants it both ways. It tries too hard to be a modernized interpretation of the 90s, yet it wants to pick and choose how much of the original show to copy. Most importantly, it never lets it's characters have any meaningful story.
If there is a second season, I will definitely watch. I just hope next time I can get to know the cast better...
Very disappointed. It seems that fear dominates hollywood comedy writers rather than the fun bone!
Not edgy at all, not realistic even! These are not kids from the 90s. They think it's the 90s just because they show the mall and blockbusters every once in a while... The gay kid is accepted by all with no conflict, and it was not that way back then. There were real struggles.
These are stereotypes of nowadays (2020s) teenagers with colorful clothes, that's all.
The old actors do a good job, but since it is about the kids rather than getting few laughs from the fans of That's 70s Show, it is very disappointing.
These writers dare not write comedy anymore: shameful display.
Not edgy at all, not realistic even! These are not kids from the 90s. They think it's the 90s just because they show the mall and blockbusters every once in a while... The gay kid is accepted by all with no conflict, and it was not that way back then. There were real struggles.
These are stereotypes of nowadays (2020s) teenagers with colorful clothes, that's all.
The old actors do a good job, but since it is about the kids rather than getting few laughs from the fans of That's 70s Show, it is very disappointing.
These writers dare not write comedy anymore: shameful display.
क्या आपको पता है
- ट्रिवियाIn one of her last interviews, Tanya Roberts, who played Donna's mother in the original series, stated that she would be willing to appear if the series got a revival and she was asked. Sadly, Roberts passed away in January 2021, eight months before the revival was announced.
- गूफ़Eric Forman was 16 in 1976 when That' 70's Show (1998) started but Donna said he's 38. Which makes no sense. If Eric was born in March 1960. He would be 35 in 1995. It also doesn't make sense that Eric and Donna have a 14 year old daughter who later turned 15 in July of 1995. Because Donna wasn't pregnant when That' 70s Show ended. Also, there's no way Jackie Burkhart would be Jay Kelso's mother, because she was dating Fez when That' 70s Show ended. Although she might be Jay's stepmom. And somehow Donna got it right when she told Leia that she dated Jay's uncle Casey Kelso when she only found out about Jay minutes before and had no idea Michael Kelso would be his father.
- कनेक्शनFollows That '70s Show (1998)
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