The original series ran from 1998 to 2006, and focused on the lives of a group of teens in Wisconsin, led by the aforementioned Eric Forman (Topher Grace) and his band of loveable friends. His crew included the feisty Donna (Laura Prepon), the spoilt Jackie (Mila Kunis), himbo Kelso (Ashton Kutcher), the naïve Fez (Wilmer Valderrama) and sarcastic Hyde (Danny Masterson, who is currently being tried for sexual assault allegations and will not be returning in the new series).

It was a flagship show for Fox and eventually became the network’s second-longest running live-action sitcom. Despite a questionable last season that saw the shock exit of the show’s star, Topher Grace, the series still has dedicated fans years later.

The series was even adapted for UK television with the heavily criticised show Days Like These. The UK series was developed and filmed almost verbatim to the original, which made it a target as audiences decided it lacked the same flair as its American counterpart.

If you’re wondering, “Hey, where’s the 80s in all this?” Well, there was a leg-warmer clad instalment in the That…Show universe starring It’s Always Sunny In Philadelphia’s Glenn Howerton.

But despite the same creative team behind it, That ’80s Show was generally panned by critics and audiences alike, with viewers deciding that the idea was weak and the era was too soon gone to have an entire show made about the time period. In the end, the show only ran for one season and became a quickly forgotten blip.

The teaser for That ’90s Show is here, and this new Netflix reboot looks set to reignite our love for the original series