Kitty and Red are returning to host this ’90s Show, which is a fitting embodiment of their characters from the ’70s Show. Set in 1995, about 15 years after the finale of the ’70s show, the upcoming Netflix series “The ’90s Show” will tell about Eric and Donna’s teenage daughter Leia (Kelly Haverda), who stays for the summer with her grandparents Red and Kitty Foreman. Along with introducing a new generation of Point Place teenagers with a more modern culture, in this show of the 90s, the iconic original characters will return to a new, but ultimately familiar era of their lives.
Repeating the dynamics of this show of the 70s, the spin-off of the Netflix sitcom will primarily tell about the failures and cultural quirks of teenagers of the mid-1990s, when Red (Kurt Smith) and Kitty (Debra Jo Rapp) return as more reasonable adults who represent the ideals of past generations. Just as Kitty and Red had to adapt to the countercultural activities of their children in the 1970s, the beloved characters will face even stranger changes in the lives of teenagers and larger-scale social changes in 1995. Eric, Donna, Kelso, Jackie and Fez will also return to this 90s Show as invited guests, which gives the characters the opportunity to ironically call the new teenagers “dumbasses”.
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Instead of Donna and Eric taking on the roles of Kitty and Red from the original series, this ’90s show brings back Eric’s mom and dad to portray them as grandparents. While it would be funny to see Donna and Eric transform into their parents, the return of Kitty and Red as the main characters in the spin-off is the best solution in order to preserve the charming interactions between several generations already established in this 70s show. Viewers are already used to the fact that Kitty and Red are both affectionate and harsh towards the rebellious teenagers from that Show of the 70s, so this attractive dynamic will be preserved, but with new angles, since the 1990s create various obstacles for grandparents. This Show of the 90s will not turn Donna and Eric completely into culturally backward adults, as Red and Kitty often seemed in the Show of the 70s, and instead may proceed from the idea that, although the younger generation is always changing, grandparents remain the same.
In the finale of the show of the 70s, it was already said that Donna and Eric would be great parents, but the original series prepared Kitty and Red for the fact that they would become grandparents, as an even more exciting event. Kitty often mourned the thought that she would have no more children after Eric and Laurie, but she was genuinely inspired by the idea of becoming a grandparent. Even the stern and stern Red lit up when he told Kitty that he was looking forward to having his grandchildren running around before he died, and the Netflix show “It’s the 90s” finally presented an opportunity to fulfill Kitty and Red’s wish to become parents again. Red is still inclined to give his “kicks in the ass” and refuse to love anyone he is not legally obliged to love, but this show of the 70s has already set up the character for a more tolerant and tolerant approach to Leia than to Eric.
Kitty and Red, the hosts of this 90s show, also allow the characters to correct their mistakes in raising Lori and Eric. While Red wasn’t ready to become a father when Kitty told him she was pregnant in the 1950s, he later wanted to become a grandfather, which suggests that he would be a (relatively) more open and loving guardian of Leia. Also, Kitty Foreman unfortunately never had a positive relationship with their daughter Lori, so Donna pretty much stepped into that role during the show’s 8th season of the ’70s. Since Leia is described as a combination of Eric and Donna’s best traits, this 90s show teases that Kitty will finally be able to achieve a loving and meaningful relationship with one of her female family members. As exciting as it is to see Kitty and Red raise Eric and the gang in this ’70s Show, it will be even more enjoyable to watch them maneuver as grandparents in this ’90s Show.
