"That '70s Show" Special: The Final Goodbye (2006)

Director:

David Trainer

TV Series:

"That '70s Show" (1998)

Original Air Date:

11 May 2006

Genre:

Comedy | Romance

Plot:

A look back at the early episodes of That '70s Show, interviews with the cast and crew, and a preview of the series finale. |

Plot Keywords:

Series Finale | TV Special | Reenactment | Wisconsin | Friend

Cast

Topher Grace	...	Eric Forman
Mila Kunis	...	Jackie Burkhart
Ashton Kutcher	...	Michael Kelso
Danny Masterson	...	Steven Hyde
Laura Prepon	...	Donna Pinciotti
Wilmer Valderrama	...	Fez
Debra Jo Rupp	...	Kitty Forman
Kurtwood Smith	...	Reginald "Red" Forman
Don Stark	...	Bob Pinciotti
Josh Meyers	...	Randy Pearson
Tommy Chong	...	Leo
rest of cast listed alphabetically:
James Avery	...	Officer Kennedy (archive footage)
Valerie Harper	...	Paula (archive footage)
Michael Karlich	...	Himself
Lisa Robin Kelly	...	Laurie Forman #1 (archive footage)
Lindsay Lohan	...	Herself
Christina Moore	...	Laurie Forman #2 (archive footage)
Jason Pierce	...	Male stripper
Tom Poston	...	Burt (archive footage)
Tim Reid	...	William Barnett (archive footage)
Mark Rich	...	Himself
Marion Ross	...	Bernice Forman (archive footage)
Brooke Shields	...	Herself
Jessica Simpson	...	Annette / Herself (archive footage)
David Trainer	...	Himself
Jud Tylor	...	Samantha Hyde (archive footage)
Betty White	...	Bea (archive footage)
Bruce Willis	...	Himself
Luke Wilson	...	Himself

Directed by
David Trainer

Produced by
Garry Bormet	....	producer
Bill Bracken	....	supervising producer
Karen Clark	....	associate producer
Mark Hudis	....	executive producer
Brad Lachman	....	executive producer
Stefen Maekawa	....	coordinating producer

Original Music by
Jeremy Sweet

Film Editing by
Brian Osborn

Casting by
G. Charles Wright

Production Design by
Garvin Eddy

Makeup Department
Tracey Levy	....	makeup artist
Angela Moos	....	makeup artist

Second Unit Director or Assistant Director
Danny Filous	....	second assistant director

Art Department
Amy Rost	....	assistant property master
Henry Saine	....	graphic artist

Sound Department
Richard Partlow	....	foley artist (as Rick Partlow)
Vince Rohr	....	sound mixer
David Weinstock	....	production sound supervisor

Camera and Electrical Department
Jeff Barnett	....	camera operator
David Colclasure	....	camera operator
Greg Gayne	....	still photographer
Steve Gilbert	....	dolly grip
George La Fountaine Jr.	....	camera operator
Mark Pickens	....	dolly grip
Michael Yarish	....	still photographer (uncredited)

Costume and Wardrobe Department
Audrey Fisher	....	assistant costume designer

Music Department
Laurie Melan	....	composer: additional music
Ryan Neill	....	music supervisor
Brett Perry	....	composer: additional music

Transportation Department
Frank Khoury	....	driver

Other crew
Mark Brazill	....	executive consultant
Zuzana Cernik	....	assistant to executive producer
Gregory Cusumano	....	production assistant
Lisa Kane	....	clearance coordinator
Andrew Listermann	....	production assistant

Writing credits (in alphabetical order)
Mark Brazill		creator
Jennifer Keene		(episode) (as Jenny Keene)
Bonnie Turner		creator
Terry Turner		creator

Produced by
Joel Madison	....	producer
Chris Peters	....	producer (2004)
Tim Ryder	....	associate producer (pilot episode)

Casting by
Tara-Anne Johnson		(as Tara Johnson)

Makeup Department
Kim Ayers	....	additional makeup artist
Nanci Cascio	....	hair stylist
Selina Jayne	....	assistant makeup artist
Julie Kristy	....	makeup artist
Rosemary Lawrence	....	assistant makeup artist (2003)
Rela Martine	....	makeup artist
Melanie Mills	....	makeup artist
Cheryl Ann Nick	....	makeup artist (as Cheryl Nick)
Verina Schafer	....	additional hair stylist
David Syner	....	key makeup artist

Art Department
Richard J. Ramirez Jr.	....	assistant art director
George Sartiano	....	property creator

Sound Department
Mitch Bryan	....	sound recordist
Yasmin Muniz	....	boom operator
Brian Porlier	....	boom operator

Special Effects by
Kevin Pike	....	special effects supervisor

Stunts
Dane Farwell	....	stunt coordinator
Gene LeBell	....	stunts
Diana R. Lupo	....	stunts

Camera and Electrical Department
James M. Chizmar Jr.	....	grip
Jim Chizmar	....	grip
Howard Ford	....	camera operator
R. Michael Stringer	....	grip
Zak Walshon	....	assistant camera

Casting Department
Cara Coslow	....	vice president of casting: Carsey-Werner-Mandabach
Elizabeth Gentry	....	casting manager: Carsey-Werner-Mandabach (as Elizabeth Druyun)
Lee A. Miles	....	extras casting
Alex Staggs	....	casting assistant

Costume and Wardrobe Department
Guy Miracle	....	set costumer

Editorial Department
Lenny Duge	....	post-production duplication
Andy Lichtstein	....	colorist

Music Department
Brett Perry	....	composer: special music (2001-2006)

Other crew
James Anderson	....	publicist
Sean Coyle	....	production assistant (2003-2005)
Jason Guess	....	production staff
Artemisa Gutierrez	....	publicist
Joe Lampe	....	production staff
Michael B. Louis	....	production assistant
Neal Naito	....	assistant to cast
Shaun Newton	....	production assistant
Gene Oh	....	production staff
John Rios	....	production staff
Diann Shaw	....	publicist (2003)
Edana Tisherman	....	production staff

Production Companies

• Brad Lachman Productions

Distributors

• 20th Century Fox Film Corporation
• Fox Network (2006) (USA) (TV)

Other Companies

• Aerodrome  main title design and production

Runtime:

USA:83 min

Country:

USA

Language:

English

Color:

Color

Company:

Brad Lachman Productions

Movie Connections:

References "That '70s Show" (1998)

No more "That 70's show"

It was great, some of the memories they have. Too bad its over...even though the last episodes did get bad, they still could have been worse. Personally I still liked the new episodes. Some of the outtakes and jokes they liked were hilarious. That 70's show was thee best in our time, and probably times to come. Some of those characters we may never see again. I would advise watching the The final goodbye to anybody. It was funny and it has many great lines and great episodes that all of us remember being a brand new episode and rising up our laughs. They had great times together. And any true that 70's show fan would absolutely love it...no doubt about it. I even loved it. Its a bummer that it is a goodbye. It was pretty sad watching it but you also get good laughs at the same time.

So long THAT 70'S SHOW