How Netflix’s ‘That ’90s Show’ handles Danny Masterson’s absence in the show
Netflix’s new series 'That ’90s Show' brings back all the original characters from 'That ’70s Show', except for one.
Netflix’s new series That ’90s Show brings back all the original characters from That ’70s Show, except for one.
The new show is set during 1995 and reunites the beloved cast from the popular show save for Danny Masterson’s character Steven Hyde. Masterson’s character was Eric Forman’s (Topher Grace) best friend, on all eight seasons of That ’70s Show.
In June 2020, the actor was arrested and charged with raping three women in separate incidents occurring between 2001 and 2003. Masterson denied all charges and pled not guilty. In November 2022, the case was declared a mistrial after the jurors were unable to come to a unanimous decision. A retrial is scheduled for March, per E! News.
Despite being a main character throughout the entire run of the original show, sarcastic loner Hyde doesn’t appear nor is he even mentioned by any of the other characters at all in season 1 of That '90s Show. His absence isn't explained, per Entertainment Weekly.
“I think I was the last one to come back,” Don Stark who plays Donna’s dad told EW about returning to play Bob. “Everybody was back on the show except for Danny, given the circumstances.”
The show is now streaming on Netflix.
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