That 90s Show Part 3 continues right where Part 2 left off, with the Foremans’ kitchen destroyed. Nate realizes he’s still in love with Nikki and takes the blame for wrecking the kitchen, hoping to be the hero and win her back. Meanwhile, Leia is finally ready to have sex with Jay Kelso, leading to lots of comedic moments with the gang throughout the episodes.

The show gets better with each part; this season has more one-off episode plots missing in some previous parts while still keeping the drama alive. Part 3 is even ruder than previous seasons, giving me more chuckles. Part 2 had some humorous moments, though they were less frequent. Part 3, however, corrects this and brings the comedy back in full force. It also feels more like the original ‘70s show. We are introduced to a new character, Betsy Kelso, played by Kira Kosarin. Betsy is funny and badass, fitting in well with the rest of the cast and causing problems for the gang. The cast has great chemistry and plays off each other. One of the best parts of this season is the return of something we saw in every episode of That ‘70s Show, which they brought back for one episode in That ‘90s Show. This was a great piece of fan service.

Part 3 could have been improved by having more of the original cast, like in the first season. Even brief appearances, like Fez, would have added a nostalgic touch. The outfits in the show are very hit-and-miss with the teens; some of the outfits and shoes are great, but other times, the style doesn’t fit well, though this might reflect the style of the ‘90s. I find the frequent use of dramatic cliffhangers at the end of each part frustrating, as they often disrupt the sense of a happy ending.

Overall, That ‘90s Show Part 3 is worth watching, with a great cast, lots of laughs, strong storylines, and more. I just wish we had more episodes!