Fans are Disappointed After ‘That 70s Show’ Leaves Netflix

The famous comedy show which ran on FOX from 1998 to 2006 is now moved from its recent home. That '70s Show is no longer available to watch on Netflix. Netflix has been the home for the show since 2011 and now when it has finally left, fans are not feeling happy about it.

The show left the streaming platform today (Sept., 7), and soon after it started trending on Twitter, many fans gave their disappointing reactions. We have brought a few of them for you.

"What happened to #that70sshow? @Netflix fix this... NOW ! Or we RIOT !Face with tears of joy. It's official, 2020 is the worst year of my very young life" says @TroubleSome92_

"Last night I fell asleep to That 70s Show. I started my Xbox back up and when I went to Netflix, it picked up from where I left off last night only to find out they removed #That70sShow completely," says @macabrekrys

Some fans are also hopeful that Netflix will bring it back and some have already started a petition to bring it back.

"Netflix removed #that70sshow but don’t worry, it’ll be back. Netflix is good for removing a movie or show and then bringing it back in a month or two" says one user.

However, the show is still available to watch on TV channels like FX and Comedy Central. Besides, we have also heard that Peacock is likely to pick up the show for its newly launched streaming platform.

Earlier this year, the show star Danny Masterson who played Steven was charged with raping three women in the early 2000s. However, the star denied all the charges and still fighting the case.

That 70's Show revolves around the lives of several 17-year-olds living in Point Place, Wisconsin, 1976. The head of the group is Eric Forman who lives under the authority of parents Red and Kitty. Living next door is girlfriend Donna Pinciotti and her parents Bob and Midge. The rest of the gang includes Fez, a foreign-exchange student who's soaking up American culture like a sponge, Jackie Burkhart, her on-again, off-again boyfriend Michael Kelso, and Steven Hyde, a conspiracy theorist who believes Xerox will take over the world. The gang usually spends their time in Eric's basement, thinking of their lives, parents, and futures, but they manage to get into funny adventures and mishaps along the way through their teenage lives.