‘That ’90s Show’ cameos, ranked: ‘That ’70s Show’ cast returns

whatever teeth Reboot if cameo treasure chest not included? Netflix that 90’s showTime Capsule Classic Update That 70’s Show, is a treasure trove of Easter eggs and familiar faces. Yep, the best residents of Point Place are making their long-awaited comeback through the new show’s 10-episode run.

But which cameo brought tears of nostalgia to the highest possible level? Here’s a ranking of crying, laughing, screaming, and everything in between.

Before we begin, we have to thank series regulars Red (Kurtwood Smith) and Kitty (Debra Jo Rupp) Forman for reaching for a tissue when they first appeared .If you’re a true culture buff, Red and Kitty That 70’s Showand they continue to be the sweet spot that 90’s showdelivers some of its best lines and honestly reminds us that it gets funnier with age.

10. Mila Kunis as Jackie Burkhart

Mila Kunis’ return as Jackie was short-lived, but she stole the show with a momentary cry: “MICHAELLLL!!!!!!!!” with her flawless one-liners and endless demands for decades. After not even hearing it, it’s a familiar scream that sounded like music to my ears. Messy. that 90’s show Finally giving us their own perfect happiness forever (aka second remarriage).

9. Laura Prepon as Donna Pinciotti

Laura Prepon returns as Donna in a few episodes.I always knew she would make a great mom, but my Donna Stunning heart exploded that 90’s show The little things Donna does best—giving advice to the Forman family. It was comforting, but Mama Donna is an absolute delight and remains the independent badass we’ve known since the ’70s.

8. Topher Grace as Eric Foreman

I miss my favorite little guy, Eric, who never won the ridiculous goose claim. Although he only appears in the pilot episode of that 90’s show (probably because home economics(opens in new window) duty), Eric is still Eric.From pursuing a career as an epistemologist Star Wars It’s good to know that until we finally achieve our teenage dreams of naming our kids Luke and Leia, some things will never change. Except for the little things, Eric finally made Red proud.

During a heated argument with Leia, Eric acts unimaginably and finally yells when he steps into her ass. Jaws drop, applause erupts, and the faint sound of the Foreman family’s cycle of justice coming to an end in the distance. We all really become parents.

7. Brian Austin Green as David Silver

in case you missed it that 90’s show is set in the ’90s and Brian Austin Green makes a great cameo in his role. Beverly Hills, 90210 Character, David Silver. The surreal scenes are pure his 90s nostalgia. Maybe it’s time to rewatch it and take another trip to West Beverly Hills High School.

6. Don Stark as Bob Pinciotti

As soon as I heard a voice say, “Hey, hey, hey, look,” I immediately shot light from ear to ear. I love Bob Pinciotti and the sheer fact that he still rocks the ’70s and ’90s is reason enough to give Don Stark all the rounds. Combined with Bob’s signature entrance through the kitchen door, this cameo is one of the nostalgia hits. Best of all, he’s officially related to Red thanks to Eric and Donna’s marriage. that 90’s show Never miss a beat with grandparent hijinks. Who will win Grandpa of the Year!? My bet is always on Bob.

5. Wilmer Valderrama in Fez

During a gossip session with new neighbor Shelly (Andrea Anders), Kitty learns that Shelly is dating a hot and sexy “local celebrity.” It soon emerges that this mysterious Casanova is none other than Fez, who now owns a widely successful regional hair salon branch called Shefez.

It’s the perfect callback to his short stint as Shampoo Boy. That 70’s Show, and his new and apparently famously hilarious introduction to the ’90s. ‘s most hilarious and tea-filled catch-up right away. It’s the perfect return, followed by another perfect cameo.

4. Tommy Chong as Leo

When Kitty and Leia show up at a random house to pick up a long overdue rental DVD, I soon find out I’m about to meet the one and only Leo. All the smoke seeped out of his door.

Even in the ’90s, Leo’s favorite pastime hasn’t changed. His reunion with Kitty is very important to his character, and Tommy Chong’s dialogue delivery hasn’t aged in the slightest, but the real scene is that his stealer is an older man in the ’70s with lots of It was Kitty who finally questioned why she spent time with her children. She hasn’t combined the two with the real her yet. His second cameo appearance in Chong, Lost and Wandering in the Woods, was also a recall to his many adventures. That 70’s ShowIt’s nice to see him still helping gangs old and new.

3. Ashton Kutcher as Michael Kelso

that 90’s showWhile Leia introduces Kitty and Red to her new friend Jay (Mace Coronel), it’s your typical Hinbo attacking her, apparently. Less than a second after I heard him say that he was Kelso, a loud “BURNNNN” sound echoed through the room and Kutcher walked in with perhaps his best burns. rice field That 70’s Show career.

Kelso finally played his biggest UNO reverse card — Jay is his son. I wouldn’t have wanted to see him come back any other way.

2. Fez and Donna return to the Circle

This isn’t technically a cameo, but that 90’s show Gives us the sweetest shot of nostalgia when Fez and Donna accidentally join an underground children’s circle. That 70’s Show You gave me some of my best moments. And seeing Fez reminisce about the old days, coupled with flashbacks of old gangs rampaging in circles, warmed my nostalgia-obsessed heart. asked what he was doing there.

1. Jim Rash as Fenton

We didn’t expect Fenton to return, so seeing Jim Rash back on screen as Fez’s dastardly nemesis was the real ace of it all. that 90’s showcameo.

His buildup to exposure made things even more perfect. When things start to go wrong in their new home, Sherry asks Fez to help her stand up to her landlord. It’s a job he’s happy to take on as the new man in the house. Their rivalry is alive and well after all these years!

Fez may have found a way to keep Fenton at bay for the time being, but knowing these two should mean there’s something much funnier about season 2’s potential.

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