Warning! Spoilers for That 90s show Part 3 is ahead.
Summary
- In That '70s Show, Kitty's character changed in season 4, but returned in That '90s Show, where she is again shown secretly smoking cigarettes.
- Debra Jo Rupp's personal decision to quit smoking influenced the development of Kitty's character on the show.
- The '90s show maintains Kitty's imperfect but lovable character, reminding viewers of their mother's or grandmother's quirks.
That 70's Show Season 4 made a big change in Kitty Forman's character, however That 90s show turned his back. Kitty is one of the most beloved characters in the nostalgia-based franchise, largely due to her various quirks. She's a loving wife, mother and grandmother — sweet herself — but that's not to say she doesn't have her sour spots. SOne of Kitty's best moments That 70's Show it was when he was under high stress. However, his handling of the matter has changed over the years.
During the first few seasons That 70's ShowWhen Kitty was stressed by her husband, in-laws, or teenage children (not to mention their many friends), she would start smoking and running away with drinks. She was supposed to be the classic 1970s mom who did her best but couldn't help but occasionally resort to smoking and drinking to cope with the chaos. during That 70's Show And in season 3, Kitty's smoking slowly disappeared. Alcohol was Kitty's only vice in season 4, but that changed once again That 90s show Part 3.
The 90s show reveals that Kitty secretly started smoking again after quitting
She is seen hiding cigarettes in That '90s Show, Episode 3, Episode 8
Kitty had tried to quit smoking for the first time That 70's Show Season 1, episode 10, “Sunday, Bloody Sunday”, when his mother-in-law comes to town. It looked like he finally got the hang of it when he stopped smoking after season 3. However, That 90s show Episode 3, Episode 8, “Don't Look Back in Anger” Leia and her friends see Kitty smoking a cigarette on the back porch. Later, Red and Donna find a pack of cigarettes hidden under a purse.
It seems that Kitty started smoking again at some point before her events That 90s show Part 3, or he never left – instead, he only ate in secret when no one was looking. regardless of That 90s show Kitty brought back a tightly wound version of Forman, ready to explode unless someone gave him a cigarette.
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Part 3 is now available to stream on Netflix.
Kitty's rejection of the smoking habit of the 70s had real-life implications.
Kitty isn't the only one to kick the habit
Kitty tries to quit smoking That 70's Show Season 1 had some effect on actor Debra Jo Rupp, who later went through the process of leaving herself. The actor quit smoking during the events of season 3 (no surprise), so Kitty's character has also slowly quit smoking (via Collider). was a way for That 70's Show To fulfill Rupp's personal decision, but it also worked well as a development for Kitty. Of course, the character retreating from this old habit also fits.
It was a way for that '70s show to acknowledge Rupp's personal decision, but it also worked well as a development for Kitty.
That 90s show continued That 70's ShowThe old angle with Kitty. He's an absolutely lovable character, but also deeply flawed. She's meant to remind viewers of 1970s mothers or 1990s grandmothers—she might fly off the handle and demand a cigarette before calming down and falling back into laughter and cuteness. Rupp himself clearly influenced this character (and maybe vice versa). So, smoking or not, it's always a pleasure to see Kitty on screen. That 90s show.