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That '70s Show

  • TV Series
  • 1998–20061998–2006
  • TV-14TV-14
  • 22m
IMDb RATING
8.1/10
177K
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POPULARITY
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Mila Kunis, Ashton Kutcher, Danny Masterson, Wilmer Valderrama, Topher Grace, and Laura Prepon in That '70s Show (1998)
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A comedy revolving around a group of teenage friends, their mishaps, and their coming of age, set in 1970s Wisconsin.A comedy revolving around a group of teenage friends, their mishaps, and their coming of age, set in 1970s Wisconsin.A comedy revolving around a group of teenage friends, their mishaps, and their coming of age, set in 1970s Wisconsin.
IMDb RATING
8.1/10
177K
YOUR RATING
POPULARITY
30
107
    • Mark Brazill
    • Bonnie Turner
    • Terry Turner
  • Stars
    • Topher Grace
    • Laura Prepon
    • Mila Kunis
    • Mark Brazill
    • Bonnie Turner
    • Terry Turner
  • Stars
    • Topher Grace
    • Laura Prepon
    • Mila Kunis
  • See production, box office & company info
    • 345User reviews
    • 23Critic reviews
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    • Won 1 Primetime Emmy

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    Kurtwood Smith, Mila Kunis, Ashton Kutcher, Danny Masterson, Wilmer Valderrama, Topher Grace, Laura Prepon, Debra Jo Rupp, and Don Stark in That '70s Show (1998)
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    Topher Grace
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    • Eric Forman
    Laura Prepon
    Laura Prepon
    • Donna Pinciotti
    Mila Kunis
    Mila Kunis
    • Jackie Burkhart
    Danny Masterson
    Danny Masterson
    • Steven Hyde
    Wilmer Valderrama
    Wilmer Valderrama
    • Fez
    Debra Jo Rupp
    Debra Jo Rupp
    • Kitty Forman
    Kurtwood Smith
    Kurtwood Smith
    • Red Forman…
    Don Stark
    Don Stark
    • Bob Pinciotti
    Ashton Kutcher
    Ashton Kutcher
    • Michael Kelso
    Tanya Roberts
    Tanya Roberts
    • Midge Pinciotti
    Tommy Chong
    Tommy Chong
    • Leo…
    Lisa Robin Kelly
    Lisa Robin Kelly
    • Laurie Forman
    Josh Meyers
    Josh Meyers
    • Randy Pearson
    Mo Gaffney
    Mo Gaffney
    • Joanne…
    Tim Reid
    Tim Reid
    • William Barnett
    Shannon Elizabeth
    Shannon Elizabeth
    • Brooke…
    Allison Munn
    Allison Munn
    • Caroline
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    Jud Tylor
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      • Mark Brazill
      • Bonnie Turner
      • Terry Turner
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    • Trivia
      Mila Kunis was only fourteen when she auditioned for the show. The casting directors required that any interested actors be at least 18 when auditioning. When producers asked her age, she misled them by saying, "Well, I'll be eighteen on my birthday." and neglected to say what year.
    • Goofs
      In the opening credits, you can clearly see many modern cars. The most obvious is a '97-'02 Ford Expedition that passes the cast on the passenger side.
    • Quotes

      Red Forman: When my time comes I want to be buried face down. That way whoever doesn't like me can kiss my ass.

    • Crazy credits
      In the episode "A New Hope" (01x20) there is a "Star Wars"-like introduction to the show. There are no regular opening credits, the cast member's names are played out over a scene.
    • Alternate versions
      During the original FOX run, the episodes featured a lot of music from that time-line. However, in order to avoid paying royalties, most of the music was changed with generic music starting with syndication airings, and these changes remained on the DVD and Blu-ray releases.
    • Connections
      Featured in TV's Illest Minority Moments Presented by Ego Trip (2004)
    • Soundtracks
      In the Street
      (uncredited)

      by Alex Chilton and Chris Bell

      Sung by Todd Griffin

      (Season 1)

    User reviews345

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    8/10
    What eighth season?
    Over the years, we've seen a lot of preposterous things done by writers when the show just had to go on no matter what, keeping "8 Simple Rules" going after John Ritter died comes to mind, but this is probably the first time I cared. The idea of having "That 70's Show" without Eric or to a lesser extent Kelso is ridiculous. They tried to cover it up with a comeback of Leo and increasingly outrageous story lines, but it always felt like why bother when you don't have a main character anymore. It just didn't really connect, it was a bunch of unrelated stuff happening that most of the time wasn't even funny. The last season felt like the season too much for every single character, simply because Eric used to take a lot of screen time and now we'd be smashed in the face by how stale and repetitive the rest of the characters were. Focusing on the gimmick that is Fez was thoroughly uninteresting and the character would simply stop working, because the whole deal was that he'd say something weird from out of nowhere, and you can't say stuff from out of nowhere when every second line is yours. They also brought in the standard cousin Oliver, only this time it just wasn't a kid. Whenever you heard somebody knock on the door, you started praying it wasn't Randy, please let it not be Randy. The deal with Randy was that he'd do really awful jokes, usually as Red would say, smiling like an ass and totally screwing up delivery and Donna would be in stitches. I think more than half of the last season was Donna pretending to be amused. The problems had started earlier though: what once was a truly great show with an equally great concept that for once wasn't about a dysfunctional family slowly got into the territory of soap opera. Everybody started being in love with everybody, emotional scenes were dragged out at nausea, with just one usually lame joke placed somewhere to divert attention that we were watching "As The World Turns". I'm guessing this was character development, but come on that was written almost as clumsily as the moral lessons from "Family Matters". To be fair, the last episode, also because it had a cameo by Topher Grace (a cameo in his own show), was really good, even if not that funny either.

    By the way, yet more criticism on Season 8: what the hell was with the opening theme? Not only did they use the same joke twice (a character not singing), Fez scared the hell out of me. Dude, don't open your eyes that far. But the first five seasons or so,among the best comedy ever broadcast.
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    FAQ8

    • Where is Point Place, Wisconsin?
    • Why did Topher Grace and Ashton Kutcher leave the show?
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    Details

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    • Release date
      • August 23, 1998 (United States)
      • United States
      • Carsey Werner site
      • Official Facebook
      • English
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    • Filming locations
      • Stage 2, CBS Studio Center - 4024 Radford Avenue, Studio City, Los Angeles, California, USA
    • Production companies
      • Carsey-Werner-Mandabach Productions
      • 20th Century Fox Television
      • Carsey-Werner Company
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    • 22 minutes
      • Color
      • Stereo
      • (original broadcast)

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