All the ‘That ’70s Show’ Easter eggs and references you missed in ‘That ’90s Show’

Somebody get me an Easter bunny, he’s got a whole basket that 90’s showNetflix’s recent reboot is a whole garden of Easter eggs and a subtle callback to its timeless predecessor. That 70’s Show.

From secret treasures hiding in plain sight to more obvious returns That 70’s ShowThe main moment of, here all the references and easter eggs are lurking that 90’s show(If you think you’ve already found them all, think again.)

1. The Candy Land board game did its job.

Any That 70’s Show Fans will remember that Eric Forman (Topher Grace) hid his secret stash in a board game box in Candy Land. Twenty years later, Kitty (Debra Jo Rupp) was cleaning out the basement. There, Eric’s daughter Leia (Callie Havelda) and her new friends find some treasure. What are the main prizes? Eric’s secret stash from the ’70s is still hidden in a not-so-secret box.

Dedicated viewers will find Gwen (Ashley Orfuderhyde) opening a board game clearly hidden by the Candy Land logo, finding the stash, much to the delight of the group. This is a fun Easter egg and a great passing of the baton from generation to generation. It’s also good to know that Eric’s hiding place has worked well for him over the years.

2. The water tower is a treasure trove of hidden gems.

The Point Place water tower is remembered as one of the OG gang’s main hangouts.From the time Kelso (Ashton Kutcher) fell to the famous rebellious night he painted a marijuana leaf, the water tower was That 70’s Show A staple, its dominance continues into the 90s.

When Leia’s friends hang out at the water tower, they’ll notice the leaf painting is still there. Some of my favorites include Jackie’s (Mila Kunis) name spray painted on the tower and Donna’s (Laura Prepon) name on the railing.

3. The barrel tap dilemma continues.

Back in the 1970s, Eric and Donna found a free keg calling their name, but unfortunately there was no tap to get the fun started. A hilarious hijink ensues, and 20 years later, their child faces the same dilemma.

get inspiration from That 70’s ShowSeason 1 episode “The Barrel” of that 90’s show It starts with Leia having to tap a free barrel that her friend got stuck on. This isn’t technically an Easter egg, but it’s a nice callback to the original and a reminder that getting a free beer is the ultimate teenage quest, regardless of generation. .

4. Fez still loves tootsie rolls.

Fez (Wilmer Valderrama) loved His candy, specifically Tootsie Rolls. His affinity for sweet delights has given us one of the show’s most iconic lines. (from That 70’s Showseason 2, episode 24).

Cut in the 90’s. Fez now owns a hair salon called Chez Fez and offers free Tootsie Rolls. In many ways, he ticked off his to-do list: becoming a local celebrity, owning a hair salon, and being able to give away Tootsie Rolls to everyone, the true benchmark of the American dream. to achieve success.

5. Eric is true to his word.

our favorite Star Wars– Obsessed geeks proudly proclaimed in the 70s that they would name their children Luke and Leia after the galaxy’s ultimate heroic sibling duo. Smith) welcomed their granddaughter Leia in the 90s, and I immediately wondered where the hell Luke was.

The show’s writers could easily name Eric and Donna’s daughter, but calling her Leia shows that Eric hasn’t really changed, even as he grows up. I’m here.

6. The Vista Cruiser is back.

Despite being one of the most obvious Easter eggs, that 90’s showThat said, the return of the Vista Cruiser was full of nostalgia. And to everyone’s surprise, it still works after all these years.

Even now that the baton has officially passed to Leia, the Vista Cruiser remains the gang’s go-to for both cruises and confessions, providing the wheels for drives to dingy raves and the unrequited teens. Offering a bonnet to late-night talk about love. Enjoy more nights in the 90’s Vista Cruiser.

7. The origin of Fez is still unknown.

One of the most frustrating yet iconic running gags That 70’s Show I didn’t know where the fez actually came from. For those of you who wanted that question answered, we have bad news – the gag lives on.

of that 90’s show, Kitty befriends new neighbor Sherry (Andrea Anders), who is Fez’s newest girlfriend. During a fun gossip session in Foreman’s kitchen, Kitty begins explaining where Fez is from, but the blender starts spinning loudly.

8. Long live the circle.

is the core of That 70’s Showis at the heart of that friendship and the blueprint for how to show getting high on family-friendly TV. that 90’s show Return to the Circle in the pilot episode. There, we see the new generation saying the most ridiculous things ever while remembering the old days.

From the spinning camerawork to the subtle streams of smoke hot-boxing through the basement, The Circle is back.

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