According to actor Kurtwood Smith, who played the lovable but gruff Grandpa Red, the show won't be returning for a third season. Smith broke the news to fans in a heartfelt post, saying 'I've loved every minute of getting to bring Grandpa Red to life for you all.'
While the cancellation of That '90s Show may come as a shock to some fans, others might not be entirely surprised. Despite its loyal fanbase, the show received mixed reviews from critics and never quite managed to recapture the magic of its predecessor, That '70s Show. Still, the show's unique blend of '90s nostalgia and quirky humor won over many viewers, making its cancellation all the more disappointing.
So what could have led to the show's cancellation? Insiders point to a combination of factors, including high production costs and flagging viewership. Despite its catchy premise and talented cast, the show struggled to attract and retain viewers - a problem that's become all too common in today's crowded streaming landscape.
For fans of That '90s Show, the cancellation is a bitter pill to swallow. The show may not have been perfect, but it had a certain charm and nostalgia that made it hard to resist. With its witty banter, outrageous fashion, and hilarious cast of characters, it was the perfect throwback for anyone who grew up in the '90s (or just wishes they had).
While the show may be gone, its memory will live on in the hearts of fans everywhere. We can only hope that the cast and crew will find new projects to work on - and who knows, maybe one day we'll see a revival of this beloved show.