Bob’s That ‘70s Show Ending Avoids A That ‘90s Show Problem
Bob Pinciotti entered an exciting new chapter of his life in Florida at the end of That ‘70s Show, which helps to avoid a problem in That ‘90s Show. While Red (Kurtwood Smith) and Kitty Forman (Debra Jo Rupp) are confirmed to return as main characters in That ‘90s Show, the upcoming Netflix series has yet to reveal which other That ‘70s Show characters will be coming back for Leia’s story. It’s expected that plenty of That ‘70s Show’s characters will appear in cameos, with Leia Forman’s other grandfather, Bob Pinciotti, being a much-anticipated return.
While the majority of Bob’s story in That ‘70s Show involved his unconventional marriage with Midge, embarrassing father moments with Donna, and a love-hate relationship with Red Forman, the slightly pathetic character ended up having one of the greatest conclusions in season 8. The last few episodes of That ‘70s Show season 8 saw Bob selling his Point Place house as he prepared to open a bait shop in Florida. After originally mocking Bob’s idea, Red realized that the market for where Bob was heading was perfect for the business and even considered moving with him, but the finale ultimately saw the Formans stay in Point Place with Bob heading off on his new adventure.
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As great as it would be to have Don Stark’s Bob Pinciotti return in That ‘90s Show as Red and Kitty’s next-door neighbor again, the character’s move to Florida is the perfect way to avoid a problem with Leia’s living situation. That ‘90s Show’s premise sees Eric and Donna’s teenage daughter Leia staying with her grandparents Red and Kitty for the summer, but if Bob was still living next door, there would inevitably be an issue with
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