Kurtwood Smith Confirms ‘That ’90s Show’ Wont Return For Season 3

Kurtwood Smith revealed on Instagram that ‘That ’90s Show’ will not be renewed for a third season by Netflix, expressing appreciation for the support from fans while hinting at a future possibility for the show. The series followed the grandchild of original characters Eric and Donna and featured beloved cast members from ‘That ’70s Show.’

In a bittersweet revelation, Kurtwood Smith, one of the stars of ‘That ’90s Show,’ announced through a heartfelt Instagram post that Netflix has opted not to renew the series for a third season. He addressed the eager fans who had been asking about the future of the show, expressing his sadness in sharing, “I have tough news…Netflix will not be renewing.” With gratitude woven into his words, Smith thanked fans for their unwavering support, recalling how they’ve approached him in the most unexpected corners of the globe, bringing joy to his travels. Reprising his iconic role as Red Forman from ‘That ’70s Show,’ alongside Debra Jo Rupp as Kitty, Smith shared, “I’ve loved every minute of getting to bring Grandpa Red to life for you all.” The nostalgia-laden series unfolded in the ’90s, set in a timeline 15 years after the original, focusing on Eric and Donna’s daughter as she spent a summer with her grandparents. Original cast members, along with guest stars such as Wilmer Valderrama and Mila Kunis, added a sprinkle of familiarity to this new chapter. Despite the cancellation, Smith hinted at a flicker of hope: “we will shop the show, because good grandparents would try hard to get these kids graduated from high school.” This playful nod suggests that ‘That ’90s Show’ may not be completely out of the picture just yet, leaving fans with a glimmer of possibility.

‘That ’90s Show,’ a sequel to the beloved ‘That ’70s Show,’ aired its first two seasons, capturing the hearts of viewers with its nostalgic charm and familiar characters. Centered around the adventures of the next generation, the series features the grandchild of the original stars, making it a bittersweet continuation of a cherished story. However, despite its warm reception, the news of its cancellation by Netflix has cast a shadow over its future, making fans wonder about the show’s potential revival.

The announcement of ‘That ’90s Show’ not moving forward with a third season has resonated with fans, leaving many nostalgic for the humor and heart of the series. While Kurtwood Smith expressed his sadness over the cancellation, he also hinted at the possibility of continuing the story elsewhere. The end of one chapter could very well lead to another, albeit in a different form.

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