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** Season 6: Hyde and Jackie going on a double date with Kelso and Brooke. Kelso as usual puts himself in a poor light, this time by boasting about his past flings with many other girls including Jackie, and hence causing Brooke to leave in annoyance.
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** Season 6: Hyde and Jackie going on a double date with Kelso and Brooke. Kelso as usual puts put himself in a poor light, this time by boasting about right in front of Brooke, his date... About his past flings with many other girls girls, including Jackie, and hence causing Brooke to leave in annoyance.having cheated on a past girlfriend (Jackie).
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* BadDate: Donna's first date with Eric is ruined by unexpected alcohol and an unexpected profession of love... from someone else.
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* BadDate: BadDate:
** Season 1: Donna's first date with Eric is ruined by unexpected alcohol and an unexpected profession of love... from someoneelse.else (Hyde).
** Season 6: Hyde and Jackie going on a double date with Kelso and Brooke. Kelso as usual puts himself in a poor light, this time by boasting about his past flings with many other girls including Jackie, and hence causing Brooke to leave in annoyance.
** Season 1: Donna's first date with Eric is ruined by unexpected alcohol and an unexpected profession of love... from someone
** Season 6: Hyde and Jackie going on a double date with Kelso and Brooke. Kelso as usual puts himself in a poor light, this time by boasting about his past flings with many other girls including Jackie, and hence causing Brooke to leave in annoyance.
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* CanadaEh: Played hilariously straight when the guys travel to Canada to buy beer and are detained by a couple of Mounties (played by [[Series/{{SCTV}} Joe Flaherty and Dave Thomas]]) when Fez misplaces his Green Card (oddly, they were attempting to enter the US, not Canada at the time). They solve the situation by singing "O Canada". The mounties do, as one would imagine, of course, confiscate their beer.
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* MyNaymeIs: "Fez" is an acronym for "'''F'''oreign '''E'''xchange '''S'''tudent", so it should be spelled with an "s".
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* SpellMyNameWithAnS:
** "Fez" is an acronym for "'''F'''oreign '''E'''xchange '''S'''tudent", so it should be spelled with an "s".
** At least in fandom, the Formans' name is occasionally spelled with an "e" in the middle.
** "Fez" is an acronym for "'''F'''oreign '''E'''xchange '''S'''tudent", so it should be spelled with an "s".
** At least in fandom, the Formans' name is occasionally spelled with an "e" in the middle.
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* WeightLossSalad: After Red has a heart attack, Kitty puts him on a diet. Upon being given a salad, Red complains, "This isn't food; this is what food ''eats''."
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* OutOfFocus: Due to Mila Kunis being underage during the filming of the first half of the series, she noticeably had less screen time than her costars, the best examples being "Too Old to Trick or Treat, Too Young to Die" where she only appeared in the cold open, the first scene after the title sequence and the end tag, and "Uncomfortable Ball Stuff" where not only did she appear in only one scene, [[MandatoryLine she also had only one line]]. She turned 18 around the series' halfway point and appeared just as much as everybody else in the show's second half.
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* HeroesWantRedheads: Mainly with Eric and Donna, but a vast majority of male characters (from Hyde, Kelso, Kelso's brother Casey and Fez to many one-time minor characters) had an interest in Donna, despite her beauty being subjective.
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* AdvertisedExtra:
** Due to Mila Kunis being underage during the filming of the first half of the series, she noticeably had less screen time than her costars, the best examples being "Too Old to Trick or Treat, Too Young to Die" where she only appeared in the cold open, the first scene of the episode and the end tag, and "Uncomfortable Ball Stuff" where not only did she appear in only one scene, she also had only one line.
** After having been bumped to regular in season four, [[Creator/CheechAndChong Tommy Chong]] as Leo actually started appearing ''less'' than he did as a recurring guest in seasons two and three. Averted in season eight when he helped fill the void left by Eric and Kelso leaving.
** Due to Mila Kunis being underage during the filming of the first half of the series, she noticeably had less screen time than her costars, the best examples being "Too Old to Trick or Treat, Too Young to Die" where she only appeared in the cold open, the first scene of the episode and the end tag, and "Uncomfortable Ball Stuff" where not only did she appear in only one scene, she also had only one line.
** After having been bumped to regular in season four, [[Creator/CheechAndChong Tommy Chong]] as Leo actually started appearing ''less'' than he did as a recurring guest in seasons two and three. Averted in season eight when he helped fill the void left by Eric and Kelso leaving.
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* AdvertisedExtra: After having been bumped to regular in season four, [[Creator/CheechAndChong Tommy Chong]] as Leo actually started appearing ''less'' than he did as a recurring guest in seasons two and three. Averted in season eight when he helped fill the void left by Eric and Kelso leaving.
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* AdvertisedExtra: AdvertisedExtra:
** Due to Mila Kunis being underage during the filming of the first half of the series, she noticeably had less screen time than her costars, the best examples being "Too Old to Trick or Treat, Too Young to Die" where she only appeared in the cold open, the first scene of the episode and the end tag, and "Uncomfortable Ball Stuff" where not only did she appear in only one scene, she also had only one line.
** After having been bumped to regular in season four, [[Creator/CheechAndChong Tommy Chong]] as Leo actually started appearing ''less'' than he did as a recurring guest in seasons two and three. Averted in season eight when he helped fill the void left by Eric and Kelso leaving.
** Due to Mila Kunis being underage during the filming of the first half of the series, she noticeably had less screen time than her costars, the best examples being "Too Old to Trick or Treat, Too Young to Die" where she only appeared in the cold open, the first scene of the episode and the end tag, and "Uncomfortable Ball Stuff" where not only did she appear in only one scene, she also had only one line.
** After having been bumped to regular in season four, [[Creator/CheechAndChong Tommy Chong]] as Leo actually started appearing ''less'' than he did as a recurring guest in seasons two and three. Averted in season eight when he helped fill the void left by Eric and Kelso leaving.
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* CueOClock: The employees of [[SuckECheeses a cheesy amusement park]] (at least, this particular feature is cheesy) will answer the question "What time is it?" by announcing that "It's always fun o'clock." And breaking into song.
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* IntimateLotionApplication: In "Eric's Hot Cousin", Eric's cousin Penny comes to visit and SheIsAllGrownUp, getting all the [[ChickMagnet guys chasing after her]]. When she talks about how she needs to moisturize her skin, all of the boys promptly offer to "help", with Fez even materializing a bottle of lotion on the spot.
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--> '''Eric''': I'm gonna fail gym...through no fault of my own."\\
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--> '''Eric''': I'm gonna fail gym...through no fault of my own."\\\\
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----> '''David Millbank''': I mean, I'm not supposed to say anything but we're just here until my dad closes down the plant.\\
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* OohMeAccentsSlipping: While convincing Red to take Hyde back in the season 3 premiere, Leo (played by Canadian actor Tommy Chong) pronounces "out" in a decidedly Canadian manner.
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* OohMeAccentsSlipping: OohMeAccentsSlipping:
** Jackie's line from her first Circle "I totally forgot why I was laughing, isn't that funny?" is said with a barely noticeable, but impossible to unhear once you do hear it, hint of a Russian accent. Mila Kunis' native language is Russian.
** While convincing Red to take Hyde back in the season 3 premiere, Leo (played by Canadian actor Tommy Chong) pronounces "out" in a decidedly Canadian manner.
** Jackie's line from her first Circle "I totally forgot why I was laughing, isn't that funny?" is said with a barely noticeable, but impossible to unhear once you do hear it, hint of a Russian accent. Mila Kunis' native language is Russian.
** While convincing Red to take Hyde back in the season 3 premiere, Leo (played by Canadian actor Tommy Chong) pronounces "out" in a decidedly Canadian manner.
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Removed malformed wicks to GCPTR per TRS thread
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%% * GettingCrapPastThe Radar: Due to overwhelming and persistent misuse, GCPTR is on-page examples only until 01 June 2021. If you are reading this in the future, please check the trope page to make sure your example fits the current definition.
