/r/That70sshow
A subreddit for fans of That 70's Show.
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Since it's already revealed that Red used to be a lot like Eric and the gang when he was younger, it would be awesome to make a prequel miniseries about what Red and Kitty's relationship looked like when they were younger
The personalities they had back then were already clearly displayed in the 3rd flashback we saw in season 3
So, other than writing some interesting characters for Red's war buddies and Kitty's friends, the main characters already wrote themselves, i feel like it would be more compelling than "That 90s Show"
Just asking: How did everyone feel about this character/storyline? I’ve listened to a lot of punk rock, went to shows and enjoyed the subcultures here and there like skateboarding etc. in my time, although I never considered myself a “punk”. I know this was supposed to take at the early stages of Punk. However, I felt like this portrayal by this actress was odd. She didn’t strike me as a punker but more as a weird Charles Manson impression. “Love is an outdated concept used by industrialists to keep women subservient.” Chrissy, the “Punk Chick” says to Hyde. This is definitely in keeping with what I know to be punk ideals, but she delivers it like a crazy conspiracy theorist ranting to a throng of equally crazy supporters. Plus the anarchy symbol in the picture above is ALL WRONG. Too neat. Maybe this is bad direction? I don’t know. Thoughts?
She was simping for him really hard, and she seemed so nice, and she took his side on the whole "promise ring" situation? Eric fumbled not keeping her around
I'm working on a video and I thought I could get you guys in on it.
What's everyone's thoughts on Buddy Morgan? I'll give my thoughts on him in the video, but what do you guys think of him?
We talk That 70s Show on The Is For Podcast
It sucks so much to watch how literally everyone judges Eric and pressures him to quit something he loved doing and was very good at, Eric should've stuck to his guns and told everyone to screw off and think whatever they wanted
Not even Donna would stick up for him, god damn
Considering that it’s first season was released nearly thirty years ago, I’m impressed by the fact that it’s still actually very funny. A lot of older sitcoms just don’t age well, but this one has.
Taken from that botched AI post someone made earlier.
Jackie is a sophomore in season 1, yet graduates with the rest of them in session 5.
She is a TERRIBLE actress and her character is so cringey and annoying. I may be alone here, but I stand by my opinion.
Didn't include Randy cause no one loves that man.
Anyone remembers the episode and season this is from?
Would have been totally better. Not much would have changed in their relationship in season 7. He still would’ve been scrunny and she would still have been giant foot. He should have said something about the mobile home like Kelso would ‘I don’t want my cool Star Wars models in your stupid truck’ xD He would still would have went to the feminist rally to make her happy he would’ve still be an idiot and you have the plot for finding house or something like that in season 7, and maybe you would have understood she waiting for him in season 8 with maybe something interesting in between for her Tbh
I am sure the answer is just “they hadn’t thought of it yet. It’s a tv show” but season 4 picture day Kelso finally gets to see them. So happy he passes out.
Season 1 though they all go skinny dipping and lose their clothes. Is Kelso really not looking?