It could be the 2020s, but we’re about to take a trip to the 90s with the long-awaited series. That ’90s show. The That show from the 70s The spinoff wrapped filming its first season over the summer, and fans and stars alike couldn’t be more excited. With much of the original cast returning, it’s only a matter of time before we see them all together on screen again. And Topher Grace talks about her return.
After the announcement of the That ’90s show, questions were asked about the return of the original cast as well as Debra Jo Rupp and Kurtwood Smith, who were the headliners of the spin-off. Since the series revolves around the daughter of Eric (Topher Grace) and Donna (Laura Prepon) spending the summer with her grandparents Kitty and Red in Point Place, Wisconsin, fans immediately expected Grace and Prepon.
Because of the filming of Grace Domestic economyit seemed he was too busy to do that That ’90s show. But in fact he will be returning to Point Place and even told him some details about Eric’s expected return:
It was like a family reunion. They are all amazing and amazing people who have had a great influence on my life. I only did one episode, the first episode, but I’m very excited.
While it’s disappointing that we only have Grace in the premiere, it’s better than nothing. With the filming of Grace Domestic economyIt is therefore difficult to undertake other projects. However, just knowing that Eric will be back and that we will likely see him interact with his parents is something fans are looking forward to.
Of course, with the return of Topher Grace, Laura Prepon too. In June, the actress shared her emotional thoughts about her returning as Donna, admitting she cried on her first day on set. it looks like a shooting That ’90s show it was special and nostalgic for everyone involved, and fans can probably expect plenty of references throughout the season to keep the nostalgia alive.
Wilmer Valderrama, Mila Kunis and Ashton Kutcher return for That ’90s show, which means the atmosphere on set was probably crazy. Hopefully the series will do better than That 80’s showwhich aired for 13 episodes in 2002. Since this story actually involves its former star, we cross our fingers as it will become the next big, long-running reboot.
With That show from the 70s Now streaming on Peacock with a subscription, fans can return to Point Place and relive all the crazy stories that happened. There is currently no information on when That ’90s show will premiere, but be sure to check out 24 News Bulletin’s Netflix TV show to see what’s coming soon!
Source: Cinemablend
