I enjoyed the first few seasons, but much like its spiritual predecessor, it ran a few seasons too long. Once they graduated high school and continued to hang out in the Foreman's basement getting high and doing nothing with their lives, it got rather pathetic. Also Fez started getting really pervy and I'm pretty sure his accent got thicker somehow.
I've never seen Happy Days, so could you explain why you think it ran a few seasons too long? And Fez always was a bit pervy... that's why he's the Plucky Comic Relief. But I loved the Kelso-discovers-Brooke-is-pregnant episode arc. Never noticed his accent getting thicker btw. I think the accent is modelled on Desi Arnaz's (probably because Wilmer Valderrama is an I Love Lucy fan.)
edited 8th Sep '12 5:43:38 AM by MorwenEdhelwen
The road goes ever on. -TolkienI think the sitting in your friends basement upon graduation still smoking pot and not knowing what to do with your life was the most realistic part of the show.
Also, I'm not totally sure, but I thought Jackie's father was called Jack Burkhart.
My PM box is always open to anyone who wants to talk/vent.
You know there's an edit button. There's no need to double post.
As for my thoughts the show it's funny and will always be.
I always thought the show kept on running even into its final season with the changes in casts and shifts in focus because like any other show in the 70s it would actually do that. But thats just my silly theory.
edited 9th Sep '12 10:30:42 PM by JRPictures
@JR Pictures: I added one too. Does anyone else like the sketches? Like the "I Love Lucy" one? Seeing Donna and Fez get stuck is kinda hilarious.
edited 10th Sep '12 3:18:41 AM by MorwenEdhelwen
The road goes ever on. -TolkienI don't think I've ever stumbled across anyone, real life or internet, who liked Randy, including me, however I don't think the final season is as horrible as everyone makes it out to be. There were some good moments, like the anti-disco bonfire or stealing the clown from that fast food place, and I honestly think the final episode was perfect, as far as series finales go.
My PM box is always open to anyone who wants to talk/vent."You're going to read a book my foot wrote! It's called "On the Road To In Your Ass!"
"How would you like to own a little piece of my foot in your ass?"
"Dumbass!"
"Did you see the one where Greg was a wise-ass and Mr. Brady took him outside and cleaned his clock?"
Red is hilarious.
And Kitty:
"I have put up with a lot of things in this neighbourhood. Hot tubs. Wife swapping. Jogging."
(to Hyde) "Well, I have menopause. Do you have menopause? "Lucky bastard!"
"Red Forman, I don't want to hear another word out of your mouth unless it's "I love babies!"
This show is quotable.
I'm watching "Reefer Madness". Watching the skit :).
Oh and Fez's love of candy...
edited 13th Sep '12 3:05:27 PM by MorwenEdhelwen
The road goes ever on. -TolkienYep. I love it when Kitty says, "Menopause makes me CRAZY?! I'm CRAZY!? Well, you want space, you got it, Red Forman, because this CRAZY LADY's going out the CRAZY DOOR!" She's a riot. And so is Fez. "An apple? Where's my free candy, you son of a bitch!?
edited 14th Sep '12 3:08:13 AM by MorwenEdhelwen
The road goes ever on. -Tolkien

I've recently (as in just a few hours ago) been watching episodes of That 70s Show on Project Free TV. This is one of my favourite shows ever, and I love to watch it when reruns come on. So this is a discussion thread for it. Anything- the show in general, favourite episodes, important plot points...
Anyone think Fez is really from some mundane place and is exaggerating about his home country?
And that some of the episodes seemed to be "Donna and Eric get into a fight and start dancing around resolving the issue so as not to hurt the other's feelings."
edited 7th Sep '12 8:08:29 PM by MorwenEdhelwen
The road goes ever on. -Tolkien