That '70s Show

A sitcom, a sequel twenty-five years later about the next generation, and a third show with the same title pattern that is not related to either.

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A two link chain and one orphan. That '70s Show leads into That '90s Show. That '80s Show leads nowhere and comes from nowhere, and watching it in between actively misleads.

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    That '70s Show, all eight seasons That '70s Show

    Two hundred episodes in Point Place. The eighth season loses its lead and is widely skipped; nothing in it is needed for what follows.

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    That '90s Show That '90s Show

    Fifteen years later in the same house, with Eric and Donna's daughter spending the summer with Red and Kitty. Recommended rather than required: it explains itself as it goes, and its value is recognition. It also quietly undoes the parent's final pairing, so the finale is not required reading and is slightly misleading if you treat it as one.

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    That '80s Show, any time or never That '80s Show

    Not a sequel, not a prequel, not a spin-off. Thirteen episodes about different people in a different city. It is here because the title makes everybody assume otherwise.

Then what? That '90s Show was cancelled in October 2024. Its cast said they would try to find it a new home and nothing has been announced since.

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  • That '70s Show 1998, 8 seasons, 200 episodes
  • That '90s Show 2023, 2 seasons, 26 episodes

Same title, no connection

  • That '80s Show 2002, 1 season, 13 episodes

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