‘That ’90s Show’s Coming Out Scene Leaves Twitter with All the FEELS

Netflix’s new sitcom, ‘That ’90s Show,’ beautifully depicted a coming out scene, and it left queer viewers feeling all warm and fuzzy.

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The 14-year-old actor Reyn Doi plays the role of Ozzie, who is openly gay among his peers, but he is yet to come out to anyone else outside of his circle. Then comes episode 5, when he plans to do “step seven” of his “16-step coming out plan,” which entails telling his friend Leia’s (Callie Haverda) grandmother, Kitty Forman (Debra Jo Rupp), that he is gay.

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In the episode, Ozzie teaches Kitty how to use her new computer. Ozzie prepares to tell her that he is gay as their bond grow closer. However, he decides to email her a coming out letter instead, as he is too nervous to tell her in person.

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While trying to open the email, Kitty restarts the computer, and Ozzie can’t help but come out right there and then, as he is desperate to get it off his chest. 

“Mrs. Forman, I’m gay. I’ve known for a while now. I wanted you to know. I even have a boyfriend, Etienne, who lives in Canada,” Ozzie tells her.

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And to that, Kitty responds saying that she “doesn’t know how to feel.” She then continues on by telling Ozzie about her friend whose ex is Canadian, and that he stole her car. Ozzie then asks her if she’s okay with him being gay, and Kitty answers:

“Well, of course I am.”

The two share a hug, and Kitty tells Ozzie:

“You just made me feel really special.”

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It was, indeed, a heartwarming coming out scene, and the viewers who have watched it are sharing their feels on Twitter:

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The new sitcom is a spin-off of ‘That ’70s Show,’ and the series’ synopsis reads:

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“Hello, Wisconsin! It’s 1995 and Leia Forman, daughter of Eric and Donna, is visiting her grandparents for the summer where she bonds with a new generation of Point Place kids under the watchful eye of Kitty and the stern glare of Red. Sex, drugs and rock ’n roll never dies, it just changes clothes.”

Moreover, ‘That ’90s Show’ consists of 10 epsiodes, and it is now available for streaming on Netflix.


Sources: thepinknews.com, netflixlife.com

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