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S8.E22
It is New Year's Eve and is the last day of the '70s. Kitty is having second thoughts about selling the house and moving to Florida, even though Red thinks she is happy they are moving. Donna has ...
S3.E13
Bob becomes upset when Red doesn't offer him a job at Pricemart; Kelso brings the gang to an expensive dinner and then skips out on the bill.
S2.E1
The Formans have a garage sale to earn some extra cash. Hyde doesn't have anything to sell, so he bakes "special brownies" to sell; Kitty, Red, Bob and Midge eat some of the brownies unsuspectingly. ...
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Eric Forman is a typical high school student growing up in Wisconsin in 1976 with his family and his friends. Together, they have the same kind of joys and sorrows that just about every teenager has while growing up. This show parodied many of the attitudes, events and fads of the 70s, along with those who grew up at the time. Written by Jean-Marc Rocher <rocher@fiberbit.net>
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Michael Kelso: How dumb was he to give me the car keys? I mean, who in here trusts me?
Fez: Not me.
Jackie Burkhardt: Not me.
Steven Hyde: Not me, man.
Michael Kelso: Thank you.
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(uncredited)
Based on "In the Street" by Alex Chilton and Chris Bell
Performed by Cheap Trick
(Season 2-8)
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In addition to younger sister Tina Pinciotti (later written out), Donna also had a never-seen older sister named Valerie off at college. See more »Goofs
In the pilot episode all Coca Cola bottles have a red printed label stuck to them. However Coca Cola didn't had printed labels in 1976, they had full-glass bottles with the Coca Cola molded in the glass. In all later episodes, the correct bottles are used. See more »Quotes
[Michael on Eric]Michael Kelso: How dumb was he to give me the car keys? I mean, who in here trusts me?
Fez: Not me.
Jackie Burkhardt: Not me.
Steven Hyde: Not me, man.
Michael Kelso: Thank you.
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Crazy Credits
In the episode "Christmas" (6x07) the "That '70s Show" title is decorated with Christmas tree balls again. During the opening credits Christmas bells can be heard. This was used before in episode 4x12. See more »Connections
Referenced in The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon: Ashton Kutcher/Mario Batali/Liam Payne (2017) See more »Soundtracks
That '70s Song (In the Street)(uncredited)
Based on "In the Street" by Alex Chilton and Chris Bell
Performed by Cheap Trick
(Season 2-8)
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I didn't start to watch "That '70s show" until about a year or so ago and I sure wish that I would have started tuning in a lot earlier. This series is really funny, really different, and has an amazing cast.
In my opinion, this is one of the best casts assembled in a long time. Everybody makes me laugh (especially Eric and Fez). All of the characters are likable and each actor puts in that little something each week that is needed to make a television series survive. Topher Grace is really great and I still can't believe that he didn't have any acting experience prior to this show. That's one of the best things about this show - all of the actors really had no acting gigs and just fell into the roles immediately.
The writers are extremely funny. Although the writing is simple at times, it's unpredictable the next, and that's what I like. Each episode has good scenarios/plots and always makes me laugh.
Everything about it is good and it's not the same as all of the other shows that are currently on TV. It stands out with an excellent cast (and an excellent theme song. That thing gets stuck in my head so easily.) I like the seventies, I like this show, but was "That '80s Show" really necessary?