There are two main scenes that come to mind, one is when Leia gets her first kiss...

She literally forces a guy to kiss her, the guy runs away to not get kissed and then she kiss him, like I don't get what the point of making this scene was. Is Leia confident because she just sexually assaulted a guy ?

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And then the scene of the "lady that was selling the Jacuzzi", it is a grown up, tricking teens into getting into the Jacuzzy and then massaging their legs.

Does anyone agree this scenes are creepy ? Like imagine an 70 old guy, tricking teenage girls into getting into a jacuzzi and then touching them, or a guy forcing a girl to kiss him after she runs away.

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Super hyped for season 2

https://collider.com/wilmer-valderrama-ncis-that-90s-show/

...like the PERFECT mix of Jackie and Kelso. Watching T9S and I needed to say that. Also Leia is a good mix of Eric and Donna. Nice casting for this!

I would love if they gave us a teaser with a Coming Soon at the end or maybe they want to wait until a release date and give us one official trailer instead of one teaser and one trailer?

I have no evidence to back this up, keep in mind. Anyway, a deep part of me feels like Leia and Jay are going to end up together, just because of the whole Foreman-Kelso thing, but I don't think that it's going to be an easy even keel journey. I do think that Leia and Jay's reconnection will be weird, I think it's more than likely that Nikki and Nate will break up and it be awkward whenever Leia comes back to town and then I also think that Jay's going to figure out that something happened between them and that could push Nate and Leia to figure it out, I do think they'll want us to root for Nate and Leia because it's the boy next door type of thing just like Donna was the girl next door to Eric, but in the end I don't see it working out. My prediction is towards the end of the show (if they get to have the show's runtime as long as they need to for storytelling purposes), that Jay and Leia will find their way back to each other.

https://deadline.com/2024/02/netflix-2024-series-slate-trailer-cobra-kai-the-night-agent-emily-in-paris-1235809073/

https://www.whats-on-netflix.com/news/netflix-plans-next-on-netflix-2024-slate-reveal-for-february-1st/

So, you remember how Nate ends up with the phone of Nikki's dad, and he pretends to be a doctor. Well, he ends up being pretty good at it, we all have a mild laugh, done.

But Nikki is introduced to us in the first episodes as wanting nothing more than become a doctor! Yet her dumb boyfriend, who everyone considers clearly dumber than her, is already excelling at what she wants to become!

That can't turn out good, can it? That's a source for hot, spicy drama

...be reading a dELiA*s catalog.

In Episode 5 where she describes the internet as two demons yelling at each other.

And the way the computer would just crash randomly. It really brought back the 90s.

Dying laughing even on the second watching.

https://deadline.com/2024/01/flight-risk-movie-topher-grace-michelle-dockery-1235695275/

https://screenrant.com/that-90s-show-season-2-wishlist/ This article seems interesting

Are the three dates currently listed the last 3 of a much larger list or are they just announcing dates in small groups? Also if you've been too one maybe a review without breaking nda?

Doesn’t anybody have the show saying episodes instead of part 1 or season 1 on Netflix

I'm not sure how to start off this post, so I'll just say that this is based on a mix of facts and simple speculation. I'm fairly well-versed in the standard methodology of sitcom tapings (particularly ones recorded in front of a live studio audience), as well as the method in which Netflix released Fuller House. Using that, I think I have a decent grasp on when we could see Season 2 being released.

One important thing to note is that I noticed that Netflix recently renamed Season 1 on their platform. It's no longer called Season 1, but instead is now known as Part 1. This is something Netflix has done with a lot of its sitcoms lately. For example, their longest-running ongoing sitcom is The Upshaws. Season 1 had ten episodes and was released all at once, as Part 1. Season 2 had sixteen episodes (just like the upcoming season of T9S) and was split into Part 2 and Part 3, each containing eight episodes. Future seasons, or technically half-seasons, have also been branded as "Parts" rather than seasons. This confirms something we’ve suspected for a while.

So, Season 2 of That '90s Show will cover Parts 2 and 3. I can't really guess when Part 3 might be coming out, since Netflix will do either three months (like Fuller House S3) or eight months (like The Upshaws S2). However, one thing to note about the production of the longer seasons of Fuller House is that, roughly three weeks after the season would wrap production, Netflix would release the first few episodes. We don't know when S2 of T9S will wrap, but I have a guess.

Sitcoms filmed in front of a live studio audience typically shoot three episodes, across three weeks, then take a week-long break before doing another three, taking a week off, and so on. T9S has shot three episodes thus far and will be taking three weeks off because of Christmas, resuming taping on January 12. So, the cast and crew should wrap production on May 3, 2024. It's fair to say that we could expect Part 2 to come out around May 24, 2024, which is perfect since its right in time for the summer. Ideally, we would get Part 3 anywhere between August and September, but that's just a wild hope.

I also think it's fair to say that T9S could go on for at least two more seasons after this. The Upshaws was just renewed for its fourth season (which will be Part 6), even though it has not appeared on the Nielsen Top 10 Streaming chart since Part 2. That '90s Show was a success with critics and audiences, and on two separate weeks ranked as the No. 2 most-watched show on streaming, so comparatively it has a wider audience than its peers and is probably not that much more expensive to produce. I do hope that Netflix orders even more episodes for future seasons though, it would interesting to explore a 20-episode season with ten episodes set during Summer break and the next ten episodes being set during the Holiday season.

But anyways, I hope this answers some questions people might have! I hate how unpredictable Netflix can be with its releases, so it was nice to infodump based on previous patterns.