/r/That70sshow
A subreddit for fans of That 70's Show.
"Hey der, hi der, ho der!"
Welcome to /r/That70sShow! Post anything related to That 70's Show. Reposts are not only fine, but encouraged. The mods have seen the entire series through at least 4 or 40 times, so we love this stuff. Have a hit, sit in the circle, and laugh your asses off. We're all alright!
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Hanging out down the street.
The same ol thing we did last week.
Not a thing to do but talk to you.
We're all alright. We're all alright.
Hello Wisconsin!
Good day. I say good day!
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“Michael honey, don’t eat our beets!”- kitty
I may have not been around in the 70s, but I’m from Wisconsin. I’ve never heard it called the prom outside of That 70s Show. Is this an era thing? Or just show writers’ voices coming through?
We've all seen the characters in the circle, i have to ask who is the funniest and what was the funniest thing the person you picked said while in the circle?
"Because there's a girl in your bed, dammit!"
Can the mods please ban talking about specifically just the Danny case? I’m so tired of seeing it under literally every single post. Yes we all know what happened. Yes it’s terrible. No it does NOT have anything to do with the show! It sucks to have a beloved character tarnished by the actor but come ON guys. You don’t see people in the rick and Morty sub talking about how Justin was a domestic abuser every other comment. I loved this show and it still holds a really special place in my heart, dealing with the real life discomfort of what went on behind the scenes is hard enough, I just want it to be filtered at least. I feel like a pinned post to talk about it could easily mitigate this
Hi - Not sure if I'm hearing things, but in episode S2E13, "Hunting" at 4:45 (atleast on Peacock), Bob says "I shot a bear once" and Red responds "Your Ass" (subtitiles) but it sounds like "Your Grass"? And the audio sounds weird as if they dubbed over the original line. Does anyone else hear this or just me?
Also sorry don't know how to screenrecord or else i'd link a video.
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In season 2 episode 5, when Hyde was about to say Jackie's middle name and they zoom to the wall and show the shadow of Jackie hitting Hyde repeatedly to prevent him sating her middle name, what movie was referenced?
I'm starting my annual series watch (gets me through fall and winter).
Wondering if anyone has other series recommendations which you enjoy in a similar way. The only other show that I've liked enough to watch end to end more that once is Schitts Creek.
I’m rewatching on peacock and in season 1 episode 21 The Water Tower, Eric and Donna are in the car and he’s telling her he saw his parents having sex and she calls him Hyde. What’s weird is you can see her lips say Eric but they dubbed Hyde over her saying Eric. Go watch and tell me wtf is going on, please. Time stamp is about 14:24. Am I fucking crazy?
Hyde is, in my opinion, the best character of the show. He’s honest, kind, considerate, affectionate in his own way, hardworking, funny, and just a decent guy. But after Danny Masterson’s case became public, I hate how much I like Hyde. It’s hard for me to separate the character that I love so much, a kind of guy that I’d love to be friends with, from the rapist that played him. It’s especially difficult considering Masterson was still playing Hyde at the time of the crime. Does anyone else have this issue upon rewatching after the conviction?
i was abt to put on the show earlier with my parents when i realized i need to pick an episode where there aren't TOO many sexual references😭😭😭 i know dine and dash but it's kind of hard to think of others
In that 70s show there are actual gender dynamics/“fights” in relationships, something that I feel a lot of modern sitcoms don’t have.
It seems like men are infantilized and portrayed as selfish idiots and women are always the smart ones that get their way.
Has anyone else noticed this and can relate to this sentiment or do I need to give more new shows a try?
"Dammit, man! Let me in! That's my girlfriend in there!"
Just wanted to see how the fans in this subreddit feel about the new show since the crowd here is different than the people in That 90s Show subreddit
This is the episode after Donna and Eric break up and the angel takes him through various events of the past and future to show Eric what he’d be missing if he never was with Donna. Soooo realistically cmon he would’ve been with Jackie, right? They all dated each other and Donna was still his friend. Big Rhonda wouldn’t have been his love interest. But maybe Buddy might have been…
This is a hysterical moment that I don’t see mentioned often. After Red catches, Bob washing his “hair” in the sink the adults have an awkward moment around the kitchen table in which Bob finally comes clean. And kitty can barely keep it together lol!
Sad Red.
"If he thinks he's playing with it when he comes over, he's got another thing comin'!"