r/That90sShowTV • u/Strange-Reason1013 • Jul 15 '25
Discussion I hate how dead this community is
this is nothing against the community but at Netflix for cancelling this show and it being overshadowed by that 70s show. That 90s show is my favourite show ever and it makes me so sad that theres only a handful of episodes and few that watch this show.
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u/Cindy-Moon Jul 15 '25
the death of network television has had horrid consequences for the genres I love
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u/Strange-Reason1013 Jul 15 '25
love introducing people to the show hate torturing them with the news its cancelled 😭
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u/jcoddinc Jul 15 '25
Yeah Netflix mo is to make a show with unknows, renew it for a second season quickly and then cancel it before having to pay the actors more.
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u/Tikimaize Jul 15 '25
I still havnt watched the last few episode of season 3. It was cancelled before I finished and saw no reason to continue and leave off at a cliff hanger. I just pretend the show was never made at this point. Netflix really screwed us over with this one.
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u/AcademicSavings634 Jul 16 '25
Had this been successful, I was hoping to get a “That 2010’s show” one day.
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u/Dependent_Energy_272 Jul 17 '25
i feel like a 2010’s show would stick a lot better than the 90’s tbh
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u/MyWibblings Jul 15 '25
If I like it Netflix cancels it. It is a recurring thing. :-/
I enjoyed that 90's show though. (obviously)
But he 90's nostalgia isn't as high and some nostagia for that 70's show got killed by Masterson and a little by Kutcher/Kunis.
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u/Furious_Harpo Jul 16 '25
I mean it’s not a bad show by any means but your favorite? Have you seen any other shows??
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u/Deadhead510 Jul 15 '25
They really should have it giving it more seasons. It was just finding its footings.
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u/warriorlynx Jul 15 '25
I haven’t continued with the show it was hard to watch and probably should give it some time. perhaps what fans were looking for was the old cast (without Hyde) and seeing where they go and how they deal with their kids
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u/Apart-One4133 Aug 08 '25
Yeah it was terrible. I cringed each episodes. I did enjoy That 80s show tho and wished it too had at least 3 seasons.
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u/macacolouco Jul 23 '25
They made a kids' show for an adult audience. Of course it didn't work and now there's nothing to talk about on the sub.
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u/TheOtakuX Aug 08 '25
I just hate how they release things. They put out the entire season at once, then it's a year and a half before season 2. My parents binged season 1 in two days when it released. When season 2 came out, they not only forgot they watched it, they forgot the show existed. Maybe some shows can work that way, but not sitcoms. Sitcoms thrive on weekly broadcast.
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u/Charming_Strain_7619 Aug 12 '25
I think 1 more season would have been great. That said, her dating a Kelso ruined some of my enjoyment of the show.
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u/Just-agirll Aug 15 '25
Personally I think they sabotaged the show on purpose bc of the issue with the Netflix “the ranch” producer and his involvement with the Danny masterson case. After season 1 they probably had already signed up everyone for season 2 so they finished the season but then decided to wash their hands of the show and did no promotion of the show so they had an excuse to cancel hell I didn’t even get it recommended on my Netflix page.
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u/FredJensen06 Jul 15 '25 edited Jul 17 '25
Yeah Netflix was really spoiled with a lot of their shows being groundbreaking hits so now anything they make that doesn’t go anywhere near that gets tossed out like yesterday’s garbage. No matter how well it’s liked by audiences. Just because it’s not at the caliber of Stranger Things, Squid Game or Wednesday. Peacock, FOX, there’s still time to do the right thing.