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That '70s Musical

Episode aired Apr 30, 2002
TV-14
22m

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7.1/10

1.4K

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Wilmer Valderrama in That '70s Show (1998)

Comedy Drama Romance

The others all react blasé, except Kitty, when Fez reminds them tomorrow is the spring musical he has been preparing for enthusiastically for weeks. In his innocent dream, Fez is a real star... Read allThe others all react blasé, except Kitty, when Fez reminds them tomorrow is the spring musical he has been preparing for enthusiastically for weeks. In his innocent dream, Fez is a real star, and everybody gets his or her place, but in reality his music teacher, Mr. Wilkinson, pu... Read allThe others all react blasé, except Kitty, when Fez reminds them tomorrow is the spring musical he has been preparing for enthusiastically for weeks. In his innocent dream, Fez is a real star, and everybody gets his or her place, but in reality his music teacher, Mr. Wilkinson, punishes the eager beaver for 'imitating my accent' by putting him on the last row, with los... Read all

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10RiffRaffMcKinley

An excellent and apparently underrated '70s episode!

I was shocked to see this episode rated so low (at this time, 4.4/10). I saw it on TV today, and like "That Disco Episode," it's totally underrated. It's a brilliantly done episode in which the fact that the gang isn't coming to Fez's performance makes him feel they don't really like him. There are plenty of hilariously lame musical numbers (don't worry-- they're both funny *and* lame), including "Space Cowboy" (that one was amazing). It also features a hideously uptight British music teacher who hates Americans, viewing them as chubby cheeseburger-eating, TV-addicted nincompoops. Of course, Fez isn't American. But he still hates him.

All in all, this was definitely one of the best episodes in an amazing sitcom.

1fraudulent_songs

Jumped the Shark

This is the single worst episode of the series. The only reason I didn't give it 0 stars is that wasn't an option.

8nene-33766

Love it!

I thought this episode was super entertaining with all the singing and dancing! It's fun to see the characters out of their element sometimes!

7supahrob

About the music teacher

I really liked this episode - but I am surprised that no one mentioned that the music teacher was Roger Daltry... who was the singer for The Who.

I am also surprised that they didn't make use of that - maybe have the gang sing a song from The Who. I know, they weren't really a "70's" band, but so what, it would have been funny. This also would have been a great episode for cameo's - but even without em, this was a fun episode.

I also thought the singing was pretty good - not great, but pretty good. I also really like 70's music, so I enjoyed this episode.

To many people seem to want each episode to be some Oscar winning production - but I watch TV for entertainment, and this episode entertained me.

2wcpom

Awful

Why do all of these American sit-coms insist on doing a song and dance episode? They are always terrible and this is no exception, in fact it is probably worse than most.

The story line is so weak and none of the regular characters can really carry a song. I suppose the joke is having Roger Daltrey in the episode and not letting hm sing, while all those who can't do. But that never really made me laugh.

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Trivia
The show's 100th episode.

Goofs
In the actors' performance of Steve Miller's "The Joker", they botched the refrain. The first verse should have ended with, "I play my music in the sun", and the second verse should have ended with, "I get my lovin' on the run".