Before he was the landlord from hell to Fez, Rash started acting as part of the L.A.-based improv comedy group The Groundlings in 1994 at 23. Rash didn't make his way to Point Place, Wisconsin as flamboyant and problematic Fenton until the fifth season of That '70s Show in 2002. While him and Jackie were together at the end of That '70s Show, their union didn't last over the 16 years between the two shows, and now Fez is back to his usual dating complications in That '90s Show. On That '90s Show, he returns to Kitty and Red's lives as a successful hair salon owner with a 90s-appropriate hairstyle. While he never reached the 200-episode count he did with That '70s Show again in his career, he's getting close as special agent Nick Torres on NCIS for the last seven years.
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By the time he was the foreign exchange student of mysterious origins in the teen comedy, Valderrama was a classically trained actor with experience acting in plays.Ī month before That '70s Show's series finale aired in May 2006, Valderrama had already revealed his TV life after the show: hosting an MTV competition show about who can disrespect the other's mother the funniest, Yo Momma. Wilmer Valderrama was already on primetime TV in CBS's drama series Four Corners before becoming Fez on That '70s Show. Now, she's the (somewhat) happy wife of high school sweetheart Michael Kelso, who she was in the middle of remarrying for the second time in the first season of That '90s Show.
PAUNCH BURGER THAT 70S SHOW MOVIE
She received a Golden Globe nomination for her supporting role as Lily in 2011's Black Swan along with a Critics' Choice Movie Awards nomination for Best Actress in a Comedy for her role as Lori Collins in Ted and has voiced one of the signature Family Guy characters, Meg, since 1999. Next to Prepon, Kunis arguably has the most accomplished filmography after the 2006 finale of That '70s Show. However, Kunis's acting chops were so refined by the time she auditioned for That '70s Show the casting directors picked her for the role even though they stipulated everyone auditioning had to be at least 18. Before landing her breakout role at 15, Kunis appeared on generationally important TV shows Days of Our Lives, 7th Heaven, and Baywatch.
People were already used to Mila Kunis's face before she became Jackie Burkhart on That 70s Show. But, they appear long enough for us to see how they've been doing and how far they've come over the last 16 years. Outside of Kitty and Red, That 70s Show characters reappear sporadically. Most people watching this show likely came to see how this show updates the one they watched for years, so there's no escaping the pot cloud of That '70s Show, you might as well lean in and inhale. We're not told if they kept in touch over the 16 years, but Michael visited Eric's parents' home and talked with Eric and Donna's child without even a customary inquiry on how her parents are after they conveniently left moments before, it feels jarring. The five inseparable friends for eight seasons only appear on screen together in pairs and primarily never reference the others.
The show appears to make a conscious effort to avoid the two shows crossing over, sometimes to the detriment of the growth of characters we've longed to see again in this world. But she'll end her summer with a best friend who once convinced her to bring pacifiers to a rave, stoner circle sessions that'll make the younger version of her parents proud, and a love triangle with two best friends juicy enough to propel us to a Season 2. Set throughout the summer of 1995, That '90s Show starts with Donna (Laura Prepon) and Eric Forman's (Topher Grace) socially awkward offspring, Leia Forman (Callie Haverda), visiting her grandparents Red and Kitty (Debra Jo Rupp), without any friends, lips that have never been kissed, and little to no cannabis experience. But, the figurative, and in some cases literal, parent show still frames the world the new generation steals kegs and go to raves in. The pot-smoking coming-of-age sitcom's spiritual sequel invites us to watch another hilariously misguided group of teenagers figure out life and annoy Red Forman (Kurtwood Smith) into more popped blood vessels. Hello Wisconsin! After nearly 16 real and TV years since That '70s Show said their goodbyes to us, we're welcomed back to Point Place, Wisconsin with Netflix's That '90s Show.
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