I haven't read much about him. I just always heard he was more of an introvert as opposed to the other cast members, which may have been a good thing knowing what we know about Danny Masterson now.
That 90's Show
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I'm curious if Red "softens" in some way with age, or gets even more cynically hilarious. (The latter, obviously, would be more reliably entertaining)
"That 70's Show" was entertaining because it had interesting/relatable-ish characters and decent stories that were placed in the context of 70's culture. I suspect that like most sequels/spin-offs, the executives totally misunderstood what made the original popular so "That 80's Show" ended up essentially being a series of memes rather than a coherent story. I thought "The Goldbergs" did a good job with the 80's like "That 70's Show," "The Wonder Years" with 60's culture and "All In The Family" with the 50's culture.
Ted Lasso and What We Do in the Shadows would like a word with you sir.
What do you expect from a guy whose name is Christopher and goes by Topher?
I'll give it until episode #2 before the granddaughter finds a hidden "stash" Eric lost/forgot about and gets baked in the basement.
Feels like I'm not the demo for that show. Those kids are young.
I saw a can of Cafe Bustelo in the cabinets when Kitty was handing out treats.
I highly doubt Red Foreman drinks espresso.
I remember in college there was a reality show on MTV called 'The 70s House', Natasha Leggaro was the host (where I fell in love with her), and then they tried the 90's version and it failed hard.
The Goldbergs was my generation's The Wonder Years. I watched it with my son the same way I watched The Wonder Years with my dad. The Goldbergs did a spinoff called Schooled, which was a 90's version of the show. It lasted two seasons.
