Also: So. Many. Flannels. We also see Leia and Ozzie reading Sassy magazine, a feminist teen magazine that technically began in 1988 but saw the majority of its run in the ’90s. And when we first meet Gwen, she’s singing along to Alanis Morrisette’s iconic “You Oughta Know.” Her wall is also covered in posters for bands who saw their heyday during the ’90s, including Bratmobile, and the Muffs (who do the cover of “Kids in America,” originally used in Clueless, that we hear at the end of the season), Sonic Youth, Hole, Veruca Salt, Calamity Jane, Soundgarden, Nirvana, and Jane’s Addiction. Salt-N-Pepa’s “Shoop” also plays over Leia’s first kiss, and we see the kids — including a very appropriately dressed Ozzie — dancing to Blind Melon’s “No Rain” and Skee-Lo’s “I Wish.” Jay and Nate get in a gym sesh to the soothing sounds of Pantera’s “Cowboys From Hell.” Plus, the theme song — a cover of the That ’70s Show theme — is sung by Brett Anderson, singer of the Donnas, who got their start in the ’90s.
