The tapless keg returns, and all the That '70s Show Easter Eggs we could find in That '90s Show.

Nostalgia is in the air this week with the release of That ‘90s Show on Netflix.

Are you too reminiscing binging That ‘70s Show after school with no worries clouding your little head until mum or dad tells you to turn the telly off? Because, same. 

Well, That 90’s Show is set 15 years later after the OG series, so it's a great time to reminisce – particularly as the new show is stuffed to the brim with 70s Show Easter Eggs. 

But first, check out the trailer for That 90’s Show. Post continues below. 

To help you on your walk down memory lane, we've found as many That ‘70s Show Easter Eggs as we could in That 90’s Show. Get ready for all the emotions.

Red’s catchphrases.

It may have been 15 years since we last saw him but everyone's favourite grandpa is… well, still as grumpy as ever. 

Everyone is still a ‘dumbass’ in the 90s apparently and Red’s still out there threatening to put his foot up people’s asses. 

Fez and Fenton at it again!

Name a more iconic duo… Fenton and Fez have been at it since the dawn of time and it all started with a pair of perfectly tight pants.

But time has passed, Fenton has moved on to be Sherri’s landlord now and Fez helps him become the man he’s dreamed of being with a stylish new haircut. 

Does the 90s truly see the end of the battle of Fez and Fenton?

Casey Kelso and the Kelso hair.

Eric and Donna’s daughter Leia needs some love after breaking up with Jay and Donna comes to the rescue.

Comforting her daughter by admitting that she also dated a Kelso once – Jay’s uncle Casey Kelso!

Her and Eric were on a break and Casey was bad news so naturally she couldn’t resist. The mother-daughter duo both ultimately agree that the Kelso hair was too powerful.

Red sees Fez naked… again?

Fez and Sherri are a thing, and it seems like Red had something to do with that.

Naturally, Fez is found on the driveway… in just a blanket and of course said blanket falls in the middle of Fez thanking Red for helping him out.

Cue the throwback line “I don’t know what you heard, but this show ain’t free!” which is exactly what Fez said when Red walked in on him showering in season six of That '70s Show. 

The water tower of memories.

This one will hurt in the best way possible.

The water tower was a spot where many hangs occurred and shenanigans happened in That '70s Show. 

Well, be ready for it to all happen again to the new generation after Leia and her friends start to hang out there too. 

We get to see the iconic marijuana leaf left by the gang on their rebellious night painting, Jackie’s name spray painted and Donna’s writing on the railings. 

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RIP Schatzi, you were loved. 

Jay in That '90s Show finds a new spot to hide the group's weed and surprise surprise, it’s not a very good choice.

He goes for a box of dog treats in Forman’s basement which Kitty finds and donates because they ‘don’t have a dog anymore’.

You might remember Kitty’s dog Schatzi from season 5 of That '70s Show, a gift from Red to help her menopausal mood swings. 

Popsicles are restocked!

It was always a common occurrence to see Eric and the gang chowing down on popsicles throughout the series.

Let’s be honest, it was mostly Kelso and Fez.

But it looks like Kitty is still stocking up the freezer for the new kids on the block when we see Ollie eating one, like she did all those years ago. 

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The tapless keg returns.

That '90s Show starts off with a huge callback to Eric and Donna’s free keg. Remember, the one they had no tap to?

Well nothing has changed in the years that have passed with the show starting with Leia who's on a mission to get a tap for a free keg the gang found. 

The Vista Cruiser.

The 1969 Oldsmobile Vista Cruiser will outlast us all, thanks to Red.

The old man gifts it to Leia just like he did her dad and history repeats itself with Leia taking Jay on a drive out of town without Red's permission.

Like father, like daughter.

Hi There! Ho There!

Donna’s dad Bob makes an appearance, visiting Point Place for Leia’s birthday.

Don’t fret, his iconic ‘Hi there. Ho there!’ makes that appearance with him as he enters the Formans. 

Bob’s living in Florida as he planned, but did the bait shop happen? We still don’t know. 

The Hub is still the hub.

In the 70s, The Hub was the place to go to hang out and play pinball and space invaders. 

In the 90s, The Hub is still a place to hang out – but you’ll find some updated games in the corner!

Fez still loves those Tootsie Rolls.

So if you’re still asking, "How many licks does it take to get to the Tootsie Roll centre of a Tootsie Pop?" 

Then I’m sorry, Fez hasn’t given us an exact figure yet, but his tooth seems fine. Because Fez is offering free Tootsie Rolls to all his customers at his salon Chez Fez.

We’re so proud of him for reaching his goal of being so successful he could give Tootsie Rolls to ALL!

WHERE IS FEZ FROM THOUGH?

We don’t know. We still don’t know.

Sherri, who is literally dating Fez in That '90s Show wants to know and we get so close gang, we get so close.

Kitty is about to spill the tea and the kettle goes off, the whistle beeping out her answer.

Looks like the show is keeping that gag running and they may never sate our curiosity.

Leo’s back and as confused as ever.

Remember Leo? The gang’s old hippy friend who never knew what was going on?

Well, Leia and Kitty run into him and he’s as confused as ever.

Naughty Pastor Dave.

We see pastor Dave from season two and three lurking in the 'adults only' section of the video store in That '90s Show and Kitty is very unimpressed, telling Leia: “That was very unholy.”

Maybe Eric’s sister Laurie hitting on him in the '70s shook him to his core. 

Eric kept his promise.

Once Star Wars obsessed, forever Star Wars obsessed.

Eric Forman made a vow in the 70s to name his kids after Luke and Leia Skywalker and he kept that promise with the birth of his daughter Leia... who is the star of That '90s Show. 

The hood of the Vista.

A staple shot of That '70s Show is Eric and Donna on the hood of the Vista Cruiser. 

In That '90s Show, Eric cools down after a frustrating conversation with his daughter and Donna joins him on the car just like the old days. 

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Donna is still way stronger than Eric.

A recurring gag in That’s '70s Show is how much stronger Donna was than Eric. Whether it was sport or just pure strength, she was always better. 

Well, nothing has changed. If anything Donna is even stronger than before in the pilot for That '90s Show when Eric enters the Forman household and Donna comedically enters after him carrying all their luggage herself and telling Eric “Don’t worry, honey. I got it.”

Sweet homage in the photos.

If you squint whilst watching That '90s Show, you’ll see some new family photos added to the shelf. 

The photo is of Kitty’s parents, Burt and Bea Sigurdson and the show pays homage to them as both their actors – Tom Poson and Betty White – have passed away. 

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