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Season 2 – That '90s Show

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In the summer of 1995, Leia Forman makes friends with a new generation of Point Place kids while visiting her grandparents, Red and Kitty, in Wisconsin.
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That '90s Show — Season 2

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Amber Dowling TheWrap Jul 26, 2024
The series has finally found its groove. Go to Full Review
Preston Barta Fresh Fiction Jul 5, 2024
Instead of aiming for emotional depth, avoiding desperation for laughs, and delivering thoughtful dialogue like 'That ’70s Show' often did, it’s relying on cartoonish behavior without offering anything of substance. Go to Full Review
Derek Sante KVCW (Las Vegas) Jul 3, 2024
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I ;love this series and enjoy Debra Jo and Kurtwood as Kitty and Red. Go to Full Review
Caitlin Wyneken Tell-Tale TV Jul 2, 2024
4/5
That ’90s Show isn’t anything revolutionary, but it builds on the best parts of itself here and leaves us waiting for what happens next. Go to Full Review
Mini Anthikad-Chhibber The Hindu Jul 2, 2024
By not trying too hard to elicit nostalgia for the ‘90s, the ‘70s, or the original show it is based on, the series finds its mojo in this second part Go to Full Review
Joel Keller Decider Jun 28, 2024
The main complaint we had about the first season of That ’90s Show remains: When the characters from That ’70s Show are on screen, especially without any of the teens, the show is funny. Go to Full Review
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Kurt D. @Trickydeez28 Jan 20, 2026 So good we are very bummed this show got cancelled.. so funny! It got better each season.. bring it back! See more Timothy R @RT09957316 Mar 2, 2025 If you are a fan of That 70s Show, take a chance. You won't be disappointed. The creators know what made the original great and stick by it, and the little love letters to the original show, and just being a 90s kid in general, are perfect. While the returning members of the 70s cast are incredible from the jump, I will admit it took a little time for the new cast of kids to fully find their groove. But I think giving shows, especially comedies, that time really pays off, and That 90s Show is a prime example of this. By Season 2 they have fully nailed it. Really a shame that Netflix didn't give this show a chance; It show's how out of touch they are. I hope the creators can take it elsewhere, letting this show die would be absolutely tragic. See more tiago m @RT31388926 Jan 1, 2025 Parabéns, continua a mesma porcaria da 1 temporada. See more Tim V @govargo Aug 27, 2024 As a Gen xer, this hits the spot in more ways than I thought it would. I read some other review on this, and they said season 2 was where it found its groove and I can't agree more. See more Walter B @RT08680586 Aug 23, 2024 The show has it's own unique charm while bringing you back to your childhood and teenage years with their drops of 90's pop culture nostalgia. I've found the series overall enjoyable. See more Frank R @RT90086474 Aug 21, 2024 Absolutely horrendous and an embarrassment to the original. The ONLY tolerable moments are those with the original cast. See more Read all reviews
That '90s Show — Season 2

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Episodes

Episode 1 Aired Jun 27, 2024 You Oughta Know Back in Point Place, Leia dreads having to come clean to Jay and Nikki about what happened last summer; Kitty strongly urges Donna to move back home. Details Episode 2 Aired Jun 27, 2024 Something to Talk About As Leia and Nate go on their apology tour, Nikki ices them out and Jay thinks of ways to get even; Kitty and Red meet their potential new neighbor. Details Episode 3 Aired Jun 27, 2024 Just a Friend Leia snags a job at the mall to spend more time with Gwen; Nikki tortures a heartbroken Nate; Red and Kitty try to break out of their rut. Details Episode 4 Aired Jun 27, 2024 Hold My Hand Gwen worries her hookup is turning into something serious; jealousy creeps in when an injured Kitty starts to imagine that the neighbors are wooing Red. Details Episode 5 Aired Jun 27, 2024 What Is Love At a field party, Ozzie tries to drink his woes away, Nikki bets Nate she can get more phone numbers and Leia gears up for Jay's big romantic gesture. Details Episode 6 Aired Jun 27, 2024 I Can See Clearly Now To prove to Leia he's changed, Jay tries to make amends with his past; Kitty visits a healer; when the girls attempt to shoplift, Gwen becomes a target. Details Episode 7 Aired Jun 27, 2024 Baby-Baby-Baby When Leia and Jay reveal that they're taking their relationship to the next level, Red lands in the hospital; Nikki takes a test that puts Nate on edge. Details Episode 8 Aired Jun 27, 2024 Friends in Low Places Red and Kitty hit an obstacle on the way to Paris; with the house free, word spreads and the gang must contain a party that brings all sorts of chaos. Details
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Season Info

Director
Gail Mancuso
Creator
Gregg Mettler, Bonnie Turner, Lindsey Turner
Executive Producer
Gregg Mettler, Bonnie Turner, Terry Turner, Jayla Dark, Debra Jo Rupp, Kurtwood Smith, Marcy Carsey, Tom Werner, Gail Mancuso
Screenwriter
Gregg Mettler, Tommy Johnagin, Erin Fischer, Alison Levering, Jake Lasker, King Hassan, Jessica Goldstein
Network
Netflix
Rating
TV-14
Genre
Comedy
Original Language
English
Release Date
Jun 27, 2024
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