I have a stupid question about That 70s Show that I've never known who to ask, so here goes:
Was 'burn' common slang in the 70s that was sort of brought back in the mid-90s thanks to the brief populartiy of That 70s Show,
Or was 'burn' 90s slang that was sort of anachronistic when used in That 70s Show,
Or was it a term that didn't come from the 70s or 90s and was sort of popularized entirely by That 70s Show?
Doesn't look anything like any 90's I lived through. But hey, at least they have shoehorned diversity into the cast, at least they've got that going for them...?
Yeah, based on this trailer it does just look like more of that 70s Show and nothing is particularly 90s, then again I wasn't around for the 70s so I have no idea if the original show was all that accurate to begin with.
In terms of diversity, I suppose making a show that felt like an accurate reflection of the average demographics of teenagers in 90s in Wisconsin would lead to criticism in the media.
"Surely this can't go as poorly as That 80s Show" mumbles a Netflix producer.
Getting Glen Howerton to stop by for a Christmas episode, reprising his 80s Show role as Erics cousin or whatever could be a fun reference to that failed show while also working on its own because it's Glen Howerton. Maybe something for season 2 to consider.