“That ’90s Show” has been canceled on Netflix after two seasons

A still from “That ’90s Show” | Photo credit: Netflix

Netflix canceled That 90s show after two seasons, according to a post from star Kurtwood Smith. The sequel to the popular That 70s show was originally released in January 2023, with the final installment, Part 3, coming on August 22, 2023. Despite initial excitement and appearances by That 70s show With stars like Topher Grace, Ashton Kutcher and Mila Kunis, the series struggled to achieve strong viewership.

After the release of part 2 in June That 90s show It only briefly made Netflix’s top 10 list, and Part 3 didn’t make the charts at all. This prompted Netflix to pull the plug, citing the series’ inability to consistently attract a large audience. Smith, who reprized his role as Red Forman alongside Debra Jo Rupp as Kitty, confirmed the fate of the series on Instagram. He thanked the cast and crew, called the show “full of heart” and hinted at the possibility of purchasing it on other platforms.

That 90s show Set in 1995, it revolves around Eric and Donna’s daughter Leia, played by Callie Haverda, who is spending the summer in Point Place with her grandparents. The show featured a new group of friends while also bringing back beloved characters from the original series.