@@mauirandall8176 oo

I have just been watching this Jose.I was around(alive)in the 1970's(I was a preteen child in elementary school) so I am about a decade or more older than you and I watched That '70's Show in the late 1990's and most of the 2000's.

@@mauirandall8176 Tommy mentioned , (I think in getting Doug with High) they it was a setup. they had a new hire, and multiple times , said employee tried sending either bongs or Seeds, to a state that its no Legal in. and multiple times, he was caught and told DONT DO THAT. until - he finally did. and turned out it was a undercover & inturn "busted or raided" Tommy's home and arrested him.

I feel like I have no right to be this sad over it. And also Tanya Roberts aka Midge. But its just a real bummer. I guess its a byproduct of being the blondes on the show.

Also Jackie was with Hyde when her dad went to prison and she had to fend for herself. The Foreman’s discovered her sleeping in the basement with Hyde. Then she went to live with Donna.

Which episode ?

@Boco Corwin thanks man

I worked in a retirement home as a 16 year old drop out, both on the medical side as a “house keeper” and on the side where the residents were more able bodied but still needed help. When I found out one of the the residents on the medical side passed away, that I grew a bond with, I cried in front of the whole nursing staff asking how he died and if it was painless. They were all used to it but still understood my first time pain. Nurses and doctors are so strong and caring. Even if they have to mask the pain they feel from the inevitable losses they will face. The man I lost rarely got visits from family, lost his wife during retirement, and persisted to PAY me for doing my job (which is not something we are supposed to accept so he kept offering me 5 bucks for my cleaning services but all I could do was let him know i appreciated it but couldn’t take it, and one day he was gone) So that scene with Kitty just jamming out to cope, resonated with me

Bad! (Bad!) Blood (Blood!)

I loved that. I also loved how her coworkers told Eric how hilarious Kitty was! Reminded me of the times I went into work with my own mom.

Well, it’s easy to say that NOW, but in reality, he was a diva, and was isolated and Hollywood as well us viewers hated on him for it because we liked the others in the core group so much. Solid tactic for sheeple to pretend they didn’t support and love perverts. We all knew Mila was underage, and the show never bothered ANYONE. Now people say “watching it now it’s pretty uncomfortable”. What BS! No mention of the innuendos of the middle aged woman in the show liking Fez or Kelso sexually, an underaged character. So funny what people deem important and even funnier how it changes more often than we do presidents. 😂

No, he was sentenced to 30 years for a bunch of unsubstantiated BULLSHIT from three EX girlfriends who had no physical evidence but somehow got a conviction 20 years after the fact. Fuck that.

And his wife is trying to hide all his assets away before the civil trials can grab them. Honestly its kinda bullshit. Sure she has a kid but when has this country ever cared about the welfare of kids who DIDN'T have a rich convicted sexual predator and rapist for a parent?

With no physical evidence at that. How neat

@@jbkeebs You’re actually stupid

@@jbkeebsstay mad

Actors who manage to pull that sort of thing and get away with it are true actors

"I'll be 18 on my bday" which was 2yrs away lol

Reminds me of how George Lazenby became James Bond.

well now it's not actually funny..........see what happened recently.

@@cykablyatman6242 perspective really

Not unlike "Happy Days" decades earlier, actually!

Hell yeah, my little sister and I would watch this with our old ass dad.

I love hearing stories like this where there were teenagers watching this with their parents and both loving it.I wasn't as lucky with this but uh... Different ethnic demographics and my dad was more into crime investigation shows lol

how cute.

same!

It always broke my heart they never followed up on that. I feel like someone had the idea "what if Jackie and Red bonded and he became a surrogate father figure to her" and they never followed up on it.

@@koboldcatgirl I think part of it was because it felt like he was becoming a surrogate father to almost every character in the main cast

@@ArmandoSanchezOG when your chosen profession is career dad

In the pilot he jumped to talk to Erics sister and slammed into the table the entire cast (besides kitty who froze) was laughing although it wasn't scripted

MY EYE

And Shannon Elizabeth… man she was the hottest woman alive at that time!

@@jace2802 yes he said it hurt bad but he kept on going with his line…there’s no way I could’ve done that. I’m a punk when it comes to pain lol!

@@jace2802 I love that scene and always thought it took multiple takes

sadly true.

Donna went from independent representative of women in the 70's to another bitchy tv spouse of the mid 00's

@@robertjackson1987 yeah you're right actually lol

thats true

I thought Mark Brazill left Season 4-5

should've kept them together I think

How

@@user-wo3yd5ke4s they're both kind of bad, superficial people with a deeper sense of kindness and morality that redeems them

I agree, they were the best together

@@thatyoutubechannel9953 they're not "bad" they're teenagers but they actually help each other

And towards the end of the series when Kitty tears up and hugs Hyde and tells him "I just adore you!" - that made me tear up, too.

Kelsos unpredictable stupidity was hilarious

I agree totally. He was fantastic in this role. Almost TOO fantastic, like you said being typecast as that character- just because he was so damn good at it.

I love the line where he talks about trying to put out a fire where he says something like "I heard you fight fire with fire so I lit some matches, but it just made the fire bigger!"

Hahaha!!! Omg that scene is hilarious 😂 Thank you SO MUCH for reminding me of that, I needed a good laugh 😃 You're referring to when Kelso accidentally burns down the police academy auditorium!! Kelso: "I accidentally shot off a flare and it went right under the bleachers.... so then I shot off another flare at the first flare because you know what they say, you gotta "fight fire with fire...So, then I shot another flare into the air to warn people about the fire and that one just went right on the roof, so I just got the hell out of there." 😆 🤣 😂

"Oui oui pee pee!"

I like how Eric gives red courage and it’s still hilarious. “Next time don’t wear black socks, it makes you look like an ass”

The only one i can think of is the one when Eric gets caught with the cigarette

I had actually never even noticed that, looking back it probably was another reason why it was so popular. Almost every teen show revolves around school somehow, not having that was really like hanging out with them in their circle.

there was the lunch scene where they looked like The Last Supper

You only really see school scenes in season one and prom and Eric having to complete gym. I always liked that it felt like we were just chilling with them, escaping school with them.

There were a few but I think they mostly took place in season 1. Like how we saw Eric in science class with the guy who had a crush on him. Or the gang standing outside school. I definitely agree with you though that it was odd how we hardly saw them in school compared to other sitcoms that were high-school centered at the time.

She did an incredible job; watching all these old clips I can't help but notice how well done the costume design was throughout the show!

From someone who grew up in the 70's: Tell your mother she did a great job. The clothing looked very authentic!

Your mom did amazing!!!! Tell her we love her

Wow, your mom did an excellent job! I can't speak for the other shows as I haven't really seen them, but the costume design on 70s was always really well done. A less talented costume designer could have ruined the show by making the costumes too gamey and over-the-top, like 'hippy' costumes you see at Walmart every October.

As a 22 y/o theatrical costume designer (who grew up with this show), your mom is a total inspiration, she did AMAZING work! I’m obsessed with Jackie’s wardrobe to this day!!!

"OH KITTY!"

It was also the first time I remember seeing the parents being like actual well rounded people.

Never thought about this before but had to give it a like. The trope is with people who have been married a long time that they hate/resent one another. But their relationship portrayed as a strong one and Kitty is the only person Red is ever really vulnerable with.

"I took cosmos test on 10 ways to please your man and I got 9/10. But I missed #3 cause I'm a nurse and #3 is icky." I love kitty.

This show did a phenomenal job of showing a somewhat true family dynamic. How some lives were especially back during the 70's. Where some houses were THE HANGOUT for everyone. Where groups of buddies would hang out, have fun, and sneak a 🍺🍻beer🍻🍺 or three/five? And how parents didn't get castrated once their kids turned 14. They took events that for many of us were scarring and horrific, like either walking on your parents....OMG! Or even hearing them! Again OMG! That caused a LOT, A LOT OF PTSD for many kids. Joking aside, That 70's Show did a great job of really showing life for some families back then in the 70's, as well as the effects on their kids, their friendships, relationships, and lives. Albeit in a very hilarious way. Granted every character was over the top, outrageously over the top, but Eric as the "Nice guy", but weak with little to no confidence, to his girlfriend Donna, a feminist wannabe who really likes the good guy even though he is also a real dumb@ss. Jackie the overconfident, narcissistic, egomaniacal, vicious, and obnoxious "baby" girl of the group who was also the first one to, give up her 🍒. Her boyfriend and total idiot Michael Kelso, who had the IQ of a 🥜peanut🥜. To the one bad guy of the group, Hyde, who knew and worked with/for their supplier of "Super Happy Fun Time" as Red called it. Finally Fez or Fes, which stood for Foreign Exchange Student. While he wasn't as paranoid as Raj from the Big Bang Theory, he was the misfit, and about as smart as smart as a 🪨 Then the parents. Red and Kitty and Bob and Midge. Kitty wanted her family at church every Sunday, while oddly Bob and Midge usually were. Probably because of their deviant behavior. Bob and Midge were swingers, partner swappers, or whatever you want to call it, they did it, and while Red and Kitty were active, they were a lot, A LOT more discreet about it Each character was perfectly casted, well written, and very well portrayed. Even the Guest Stars were incredible. Marion Ross as Red Foreman's Mother was done perfectly and Kitty played the spiteful Daughter-in-law perfect as well! The one non-main character I loved was Tommy Chong. He was again, perfectly casted, written and portrayed brilliantly. The storylines were always funny, they didn't shove a lot of agenda filled bull crap in your face, and they always entertained you. Although the last season was really really weak!

that would've been cool to see ngl

Yeah I remember reading that and it was so disheartening to hear because Buddy would've made a great recurring character. I'm not so sure about the bisexual love triangle, sounds interesting but also feels like it could've went horribly wrong.

Too bad, buddy i pretty cool and likable and , at east could hav recurring , even more with eric, but is prtty cool and fun.

Buddy seemed like one of the few characters who actually liked Eric and whom Eric liked lol. But in all seriousness, I loved Buddy and I love JGL and to have him as a recurring character would have been amazing but alas....homophobia

that would have been ok but messed up the eric donna relationaship

Probably one of few only good scenes from season 8.

Its also just what happens in a small dating pool in your teens and twenties. I wa so confused in later years when a SO was confused/hurt by how I had 'dated all of my friends'. Like yeah... who else?

I men its a small town , then, yeah, that happens, as do on off relationships. and yeah just happens in socia groups apearently. Including some drama.That honesty is pretty realistic.

its kind of hard for me to believe this is common unless the demographic is from a small town. that hasnt been my experience for the most part. it feels like more what happens with a lot of sticoms where the cast all date each other because no one's trying to cast a bunch of extra people to be just 4 or 5 extra love interests for characters. most of my experience irl is people finding someone outside the circle, and brining them into the fold while theyre dating.

This sort of happened to me in college.. never thought I'd be that girl, but I was.

I agree, I grew up in a small town too, also somewhat isolated geographically… that really is what happens sometimes. It doesn’t seem like “much to do” in terms of TV plotlines but sometimes that’s reality for a small town high school student.

Religion is a plague on humanity 🤮

Although I agree, when it comes to atrocities commited by churches, lots of churches have done that and still do.

I didn't know that she apparently left. Good for her. It's not easy cause in a show about cults on ID they did an episode on Scientology and people who leave are aggressively harassed by members

It isn't as simple as someone "ignoring" the things Scientology has done. These people don't live in a vacuum . It's very, very hard to leave scientology because of all of the tools of both manipulation and barriers (some being physical) that the church of Scientology employ. You should really look into what former members have to say about their time in the cult, and the level of harassment they face after leaving. The victims of this cult do not only exist outside of this cult, they also very much exist within it.

Shes been out for six years

Topher Grace has barely aged so that might actually work lol

Man that sucks, I had no idea

I knew he dated Demi Lovato and Lindsay Lohan but I never heard people talk about the context of how young they were until Mila Tequila mentioned it in her series on Lindsay Lohan

Yeah, Jose was talking up how creepy Fez was I really expected him to mention how Wilmer is a serial predator. Alas.

That is insane. +1 as another person who had no idea about this about Wilmer.

I mean he’s six years older than Lindsay Lohan and men are creeps so like that no surprise but damn 17? That’s fucked

An he is a flawed person , and i hat how he later gets more a character, but its even better when red i cleary flawed, and that charactr works becaus he is so contradictory and trying to break pattern when, also being stuck. Like what matters is that yeah he actually liten sometimes an actually cars and tries, but also, he is stuck in his ways. Dunno if thats why he feels so real. That people arent perfect, And godamn he could have gotten a better growth, but he is great played between realistic fawed peron stuck in their way and doing somehat connect. And he is that character, not a great rolemodel but a flawed one. Which are more real?! An he has points?! And they fight, but its , ok it feels real. It makes me interested how much of his dad was put in th how by him by the creator. An yeah kitty could have gotten more evelopement and ike red actually opening up more and he xpore , i dont know, stuff she likes even mal things, i dont know. Maybe thts whr the cynicim . But red i played perfect .

Also one thing of note, red is a combat veteran. The man is also implied to have been from an abusive home. He is incredibly flawed but tries to be a good man.

That is one of my favorite episodes 😂😂😂😂.

Mucous membrane

A big part of it is the number of episodes per season. I think that's why we see lower episode counts on more recent quality shows. A lot of Netflix, HBO, etc. type of series will do 8 - 12 episodes in a season, and the BBC is famous for the 6 episode season. That 70s Show made 128 episodes in the first 5 seasons. That's over 45 hours of plots, jokes, dialogue, and ideas. If they were only asked to make, say, 15 episodes per season, they may have avoided the Flanderization before a combo of the actors getting too old and the showrunners moving on would have let it end as a stronger program.

Yeah...hey word being UNBELIEVABLE.

I love Eric’s sex Dream where she hands him her robe, tells him to open his eyes, and when he does, he wakes to find a plate of 2 eggs lol

Agree. The only way it might have worked is to deliberately have the friends stick around in town after graduating to work, attend local colleges, and be roommates, thus ushering in their young adult 80s era.

They mentioned they set it in the mid to late seventies so the trends of the decade are more established. The early seventies are probably too much like the sixties for it to feel like a sevnties show.

@@aaronmaher8882 Yeah, that's probably true. Also just now realized that they might not even have considered this, since the show wasn't called That 70's Show when they started producing it. If they'd called it something else, like they originally planned, they could have theoretically moved into the 80's, but they were basically trapped by changing the name.

I think they started the show in 1976 so there’s no Vietnam War going on in the world of That 70’s show.

Needed to get to star wars to happen sooner

Danny Masterson who played Hyde is also in court now for sexual assault of multiple women, with the church of scientology trying to sweep it under the rug.

@@punkorifik there’s a whole bit at the end of video about Danny

I tried looking at his Wikipedia page, and searching his name + allegations and all I can find is stuff about other actors. Do you have a link or something?

@@simonwilliamson3684 kzfaq.info/get/bejne/aOCSZqxz3sjbpWw.html This is a pretty well researched video summarizing the situation

@@simonwilliamson3684 Sol4n made a video about it in many details worth checking out

Now it's on Peacock, a streaming service that doesn't actively promote softcore child p0rn like Netflix

@@cotopaximusic glad some people didn't forget about that. Haven't had Netflix since

sorry 4 ya loss, very cool observations

I can totally emphasize with that feeling. My stepmom introduced me to Buffy the Vampire Slayer. She had all the seasons on DVD and we would watch them over and over when I came over the summer. When she pasted away and we were cleaning out her place, I grabbed all the DVDs and even bought a DVD player. 📀

That's actually awesome, are you a performer of some kind--comedian, storyteller, musician, etc? Sounds like your stepmom enjoyed your narration and appreciated your talent. Either way, that's a really nice memory. Thanks for sharing.

that is so cute damn

@@kerishaw8991 *empathize baby

The idea of knowing who i wanted to spend my life with at 17-18 terrified me at 17-18. I never got it.

In their defense a lot of fashion trends in the early 2000s were heavily influenced by the 70s.

Well that is because they are extremely surface level and the research is rather piss poor on core concepts but then concepts like Red's masculinity which is all subjective assumption, all of as sudden this guy has all the time in the world to speculate. This dude is such a leftist that some really basic concepts get overlooked but hey lets talk 5 minutes bout 1 gay character in 1 part of 1 episode only to come to the conclusion 5 minutes later that the show is hetero.... okay cool point nerd. At least Hyde's entire social outcast mark and social acceptance into a new family which was part of almost the entire series got like 8 minutes of time. It is basically a wikipedia where everything left and social justice is blown up to half the show and all of the major arching themes are cliffnotes because this guy is insane.

Considering the quality of the writing, it really isn’t.

Honesty , its fine he is eporing, it pretty common in ciques that people make rounds, what hurt is that ike he could have other stories too, but her going rounds, is a thing that happens. And a smal town, is small. But yeah she coud have others havve epord too, and mila kunis is good, she woud have owned that. Plus a shame they didnt gave fez at least some weird but sucessful job or business where he is not a creep. Dunno maybe a transator or whatever. Hel he even coul incidently be involvd with a crimelord. You can make him weird without making him a creep!

We've seen how well movies and shows do when they're written for a target audience that simply doesn't exist. So...meh...

My mom is in a memory care facility. I'm grateful beyond words for those of you who have worked with people near the end of their lives.

@@pazza4555 the Alzheimer’s ward was the worst to clean. Not because of the residents making a mess, but because of how alone and isolated they were. I’d speed up my cleaning just to spend some time helping the nurses on duty with the residents. They could make the worst messes ever but after seeing how they were treated by the system, I loved spending time with them. Again, the families were barley around so it was the least I could do for the residents. People really don’t know what the elderly go through in “the home”. I’m just glad I’m not the only one who went through it and feels this way. Bless your mother for her work

My mom worked as an “operator” (don’t think there is a real translation of such role in English: it’s a caring nurse that can’t administer medicine) in a nursing home practically her whole life and I’m very proud of how much humanity and empathy she had for whoever she took care of. I had families of people long gone that came to her funeral to tell us how much she made a difference: she passed away at 56 at the 6th of march. In an aging world we need people empathising and caring for the elderly so thank you for your work too

@@EmanueleVaccari in the US if you aren’t “Qmap” you can’t give out the meds. Probably what your mom would be here. I didn’t want the responsibility at 16 to administer meds to residents. Your mom served her residents well and made great friends from what you say ♥️ may she find peace 💕

same

Good

@@omensoffate Here here!

He was cool...why? What a dumb comment.

Jackie and Kelso forever ♥

And the good thing, they never dated on the actual show, puh.

I've met them a few times and I've never seen them have any sort of public fights or anything like that

That must have been the coolest shit for the fans like wow

@@raditzhoneyham almost all people I've met a few times have never fought in front of me lol

Just rewatched them all. Hyde was my favorite. So bittersweet!

So you didn't find it strange that 3 ex-girlfriends came out of the woodwork after 20 years to smear and accuse him **without a fucking shred of physical evidence** and that there was a mistrial the first time around?

Well y'know, the church of scientology is to blame for it. They brainwash people into doing this shit thinking it's ok.

he was only upset they were vikings fans lmao. i love that episode.

Such a good episode ahaha

The gay couple was played by the actors that played Greg and Peter Brady.😂

The British 70s show felt weirdly American because they tried to adapt it too directly when culturally I think Britain and the US were quite different, much more so than today. Even the layout of the house is similar, which is just all wrong for a lower middle class/working class household in Britain. I doubt that was the choice of the writers though.

Love “Peep Show”!!!!!!!!!!!!

I can’t find this online, but I believe you

That's what I've heard

didn't a similar situation happen in the episode with Donna's coworker Melissa? They kinda set her up to be a recurring love interest for Hyde, but nothing came of it. I heard there were racist complaints from viewers.

90s reboot??? Omg who ever came up with that idea is a genius!!! Its an awesome idea especially since the 90s are what I hear most people having nostalgia for these days

Yeah we weren't as progressive as we are now... Like having Drag queen story hour for Children and teaching them how to strip.

@@tapoemt3995 life must be hard living in fear of your own imagination

TRUUUUUEEE!!!

It’s honestly sad how many people would rather support fascism than admit they were wrong

Yeah, though I hate the Flanderization, it's not unheard of for an oldschool republican to get radicalized to just turn into towing the company line over time

Through i woul iked i red were rathe a rolemodel for being a cranky not great person, he remembers noixon, and do not trust them of something. Which dunno another cospiracy hole, but could he at least have that clearity. An media is important, so i would rather hav a good exampl of a principles lawed onrvative than one buying al in.

they never learn.

Where are you at? It's evening here in Eastern Canada.

just stroke midnight here in Germany ✋

Wild stuff lol It’s 3pm in the American northwest here

@@mytruecrimelibrary Australia

@@philippeh3904 ah nice love Aussies ❤️ have a great day

Definitely give this one a try! It's hilarious and the characters are very memorable

I watched it last year and loved it more than ever

It sure looks like it hurt

Yep he said that in an interview and said it hurt a shit ton

Fez and Rear Window makes so much sense

Yesssss 😂 I think about that scene all the time

*segueing. Segway is the scooter thing. But no, I agree with you.

It was awful, cheap and unfunny.

yeah that was an odd choice.

Jose maybe couldn't have known about it beforehand. Ashton Kutcher cheating on Demi Moore was also not mentioned

Then he goes on to whine about Danny Masterson :^)

Absolute fucking rubbish. Three ex girlfriends made accusations against him, had no physical evidence, and there was a previous mistrial. It's almost like it was *ALL* complete bullshit.

I’m 25 and yeah I just took it as he got a CD player instead of an iPod/mp3 player/smartphone. I remember cassette tapes and I’m a 2000’s kid.

Yeah, you got to figure too so many of us had parents that lived through the 70's so of course all their old stuff was around the house as well. Electronics, board games, toys, movies, tv shows, even plates or decorations. A lot of the toys Eric had i had as well because older relatives either handed them down or we bought them second hand at some yard sale or another.

@@__Andrew but items of the old days is important to identify

Yeah i was born in the early eighties and though i vaguely knew what an 8 track player was i knew it was a more out dated format than cassettes and could therefore relate to Eric’s attempt to make clear what he wanted for his birthday and why

yes!

@kshamwhizzle The audience sounded shocked to me more than anything else.

Shows from the 90s and early aughts were godawful homophobic. Being gay was a commonly used insult and joke and if you were lucky if you got a token gay character who would still be used as a punchline throughout the series. Even Will & Grace leaned into those tropes. The whole Buddy episode is hard to watch.

Buddy was pretty gay tho

agreed, i love these.

Hyde is Hyde Danny is Danny Hyde is Kool Danny sucks

Not been proven. Let's hope you never get accused of anything. See how you would like to have everyone assume you did it anyway

@@de7ox Still, even if he were to not be guilty, kinda crazy that your immediate reaction is to empathise with an alleged predator, rather than with alleged victims. It is common knowledge that Masterson runs amongst Scientology folks. Look up those guys more, see what kind of stuff they've tried to cover up before. Just saying, pretty sure that's why most aren't so quick to call him "innocent" already.

@@snowpoler no my immediate reaction is innocent until proven guilty otherwise anyone could say anything about you and your reputations ruined even if you didn't do anything. Kinda crazy you think that's an acceptable way for anyone to be treated

@@de7ox First off, simply tainting a (also rich in this case) person's reputation is not nearly as grave as silencing anyone that's reported to have been SA'd anyway. Look, I'm not saying false accusations don't exist. But the reality is that some people make it sound like they are so common and easy to get involved in, and that they really represent a big percentage of the total, when statistically speaking the max has stayed only around 8-10% in the last 20 years. And also, the average person doesn't just get into Scientology, walk around having 3+ r*pe accusations and have others talk about his generally abusive habits, let's be real. Sorry for not really being able to put myself into his shoes. There's already some pretty disturbing evidence against him and not much else would indicate that he's *not* a shady individual. People that give so many reasons to be called out as a POS are more likely than not an actual POS, and at this point he is not just "anyone". I'm also not a friend or any other type of personal contact of his, I have no real reason to think anything other than what the majority is thinking about him right now.