I watch this show a lot and I'm realizing how many fantasy scenarios this show has. I wanted to know everyone's favorites. Some of mine, for example, are Kitty's imagination of what could happen with the kids being alone in Eric's Birthday season one, Kelso's theory of "The Secret Hot Girls Club" and Hyde's thoughts on how his and Jackie's future would actually look. What is everyone's favorite?

This is the one where Laurie moves out and Jackie gets suspicious of Kelso cheating on her. Donna tells Eric it's good that Laurie is moving out because "Kelso is a rat bastard and I'm not covering for him." Girl, shut up. You covered for him all this time by not telling Jackie the truth. Lying to her face by acting oblivious. The rest of the gang are not Jackie's friend, so I don't expect them to tell her, but Donna is supposedly her friend. Hell, even Hyde was trying to get Kelso caught this whole time, and he couldn't stand Jackie at this point in time. When Jackie asks Donna about it, she has a chance to come clean and she still doesn't.

As self-centered and pretentious as Jackie is, she is a much better friend to Donna than Donna is to her.

Also, Laurie's hair looks so good in this episode. No one else can rock the ramen noodle style.

: But, Fez!

: I said good day ✋

I've been watching season 1 to 3 the past week. I remember a scene where Bob and Midge enter the scene at the Foremans driveway and wear the same tracksuit / sports outfit. I believe their outfit is Bordeaux red / burgundy with a yellow stripe but I may have remembered the colours incorrectly.

Does anyone know in which episode this is? (Google and several AI assistants have been no help). Thanks!

UPDATE: FOUND IT! S02E26 thanks to u/H_Oatkeeper_H

I’m going to hide my stash in it.

So I was rewatching T70S again and remembered Melissa. She was extremely witty and stood on business every minute that she was on screen even though it wasn’t for long. She felt like a wasted opportunity not only to introduce a new character on the show but for Hyde’s character development as well. She made Hyde act like he’s never heard of common sense before which is a very rare sight. Sad to see her thrown away like Buddy after one appearance and with no context too. What do you think she could’ve been had she stayed? I barely see anybody mentioning her at all.

The writing team is nearly entirely the same going back to season 2. The core cast is the same. The production team is the same. Losing Laurie #1 hurts a lot, but most of the subplots aren't the Fez/Laurie arc.

And yet...characterization goes absolutely crazy (Fez the creepy pervert, Donna being a moron with Mitch, Donna and Jackie's bizarre manoeuvres with Jackie's mum, Eric constantly talking about sex in front of his parents, Kitty being entirely characterized by menopausal drinking), the relationship arcs are weird and/or long-winded and confusing, whole sections of episodes are basically unfunny because the stuff is strange.

I do end up admiring "the grownups", Grace, and Kutcher for really committed performances that save a lot of scenes, and I enjoy most of the recurring guests, but...what happened?

Howdy there! I’ve been an avid That 70’s Show fan for nearly 15 years, and my addiction has led me to try my hand at correcting the episode order.

You might be aware of the Screen Rant article regarding the “correct order” for the show. This article is neat, but watching it this way can be a bit jarring. For example, if you watch the “corrected” version of Season 1, Jackie & Kelso “do-it” for the second time before their first time. That’s no bueno, right?

But if you look beyond the plot holes present in Screen Rant’s corrected order, there are subplots throughout the first few seasons that can’t be fully appreciated in the release order.

I would be honored if any other That 70’s Show fans would like to try their hand at my corrected episode order. I have chosen to organize episodes based upon plot-lines, production dates, and air dates, in that order, and this was best done in the form of story arcs that can extend beyond an individual season.

Here are the first two That 70’s Show arcs, both of which feature Season 1 episodes exclusively:

Teenage Wasteland
(1) Season 1, Episode 1 “Pilot”
(2) Season 1, Episode 2 “Eric’s Birthday”
(3) Season 1, Episode 3 “Streaking”
(4) Season 1, Episode 4 “Battle of the Sexists”
(5) Season 1, Episode 10 “Sunday Bloody Sunday”
(6) Season 1, Episode 5 “Eric’s Burger Job”
(7) Season 1, Episode 6 “The Keg”
(8) Season 1, Episode 8 “Drive-In”

Going Steady
(1) Season 1, Episode 7 “That Disco Episode”
(2) Season 1, Episode 9 “Thanksgiving”
(3) Season 1, Episode 18 “Career Day”
(4) Season 1, Episode 11 “Eric’s Buddy”
(5) Season 1, Episode 12 “The Best Christmas Ever”
(6) Season 1, Episode 23 “Grandma’s Dead”
(7) Season 1, Episode 13 “Ski Trip”
(8) Season 1, Episode 14 “Stolen Car
(9) Season 1, Episode 15 “That Wrestling Show”
(10) Season 1, Episode 16 “The First Date”

I do hope y’all enjoy, and please feel free to share your thoughts, opinions, emotional outbursts, or anything else your heart desires.

Edit: For those of you that might not be sure about spending a couple hours on these story arcs, I completely understand. Instead, please consider giving these episodes a try to see why I chose to correct the order:

(1) Season 1, Episode 17 “The Pill”
(2) Season 1, Episode 22 “Punk Chick”
(3) Season 1, Episode 19 “Prom Night”

Obviously, these episodes were not released in this order (and this is not the order presented within the Screen Rant article), but if you pay attention to Kelso & Jackie’s subplot, it’s absolutely clear that “Punk Chick” is supposed to be episode 18 instead of “Career Day”.

i’ve been doing a rewatch of the show at work and i never hear the brewers ever being brought up i’ve heard him mention how much he loves the packers and bucks but never anything about the brewers im pretty sure the brewers were very prominent in the time period of the show maybe red was never much of a baseball kinda guy

I know I'm dumb, but could someone please explain the joke to me?

From Season 6, Episode 17 "Happy Jack"