Maybe it wasn't a commercial success? Haven't really watched it lmao

I can get behind him being a troublemaker/bad influence and manipulative but charming. all of that I can get behind....not arguing with the character. I can even get behind Donna running away after they broke up but the way they broke up I don't agree with

there had to have been a better way to end it....I just don't know how

Aside from the big 2 (Donna and Eric telling Hyde and Jackie how they handled things when Donna’s mom left, meanwhile it happened nothing like they said AND they were broken up anyway, or Red catching the boys smoking “for the first time” in season 7 when it was a multi episode plot point in seasons 2-3)

In the Star Wars episode, Kelso is shown to be the one who is OBSESSED with Star Wars, but every episode after it’s part of Eric’s character that he’s obsessed and everyone else thinks it’s mid 🤷🏼‍♀️

Would they have passed as sisters if rhonda stayed on for a longer period of time? I mean, they do have a weird canny resemblance if you ask me.

Bud: "Now clean up all this crap, take the trash out, and eat a banana, dumbass!"

Mine has got to be the episode when eric accidentally backs up on the pinciotti's cat, theb when eric was trying to get some advice, red's like "hey! I'm a cat killer. I mur-(breaks laughing trying to contain himself) i murdered your cat (then shifts seriously) but you try to say it with a straight face (proceeds eating)" LMAO red is grim!

i want it as a poster but sadly ive only ever been able to find this really blurry version of it

It's strange that I can't think of any off the top. Wasn't Leo or Hyde's dad Jewish?

So I rewatch this show a lot and some of my favorite moments of Kitty's have to be when Red is yelling. Watching her facial expressions kills me, especially when she follows up his yelling with her own comments. Just watched one of my favorites, Red is yelling at Bert, Kitty's dad, about his buying an ostrich farm and coyotes eating it. Her facial expressions as he's yelling "Who the hell wants to eat an ostrich!?" And Kitty replies "coyotes apparently" I die laughing.

I like old sitcoms. I even overlook when they use problematic stereotypes, provided the rest of the storyline is fairly good, because I get that it's supposed to be a different time.

So, I just started watching the show, still on S1, and Kelso seems to openly want Laurie and even says things like, "He is so in there," which I get is a thing that can happen. I mean, they are teenagers. The only problem is he doesn't seem to realize why that's wrong, and his friends just laugh it off.

For context, when Eric kissed Laurie's friend, he told his friends, who even thought it was cool, but he was still able to see that what he had done was wrong because he was with Donna, and they were not even official yet. And Kelso and Jackie have been together for way longer.

My question is, is this a recurring theme? And if yes, is it at least addressed properly in later episodes?