Son, you don't have bad luck

Momento clássico de That's 70's Show.

[@iRenz0]

"Why are you here? Why are you always here??" That made me laugh more than it should have

[@lrmcatspaw1]

Its an internal gag because without them being there there would be no show :D

[@chantle2000]

iRenz0 probably cuz all of our parents felt the same at some point 😂

[@SkidmoreTx]

We always hung around a friends house. Now I feel bad for his parents lol

[@gabrielidusogie9189]

@@chantle2000 my folks are like this. My friends are always here.

[@Rushking20]

iRenz0 lmao I swear this the funniest show ever bro every episode has me crying laughing

[@cliff9092]

What make that 70 show good is that they got down back what it is to be a teenager. Most shows make teens too smart for their own good. This show make the teens seem smart to each other but once they talk to their parents you realize how dumb some of their ideas are.

[@kalebvaldez2404]

cliff pha and I’m dumb and teenager enough to agree with all the stupid crap they say 😂😂

[@MrFunkhauser]

There was a lot of clever stuff done to make it feel authentic. Just them going to the freezer and eating Popsicles to all the charlie horses it was very much like hanging around with your friends no matter what year.

[@Rushking20]

cliff pha exactly bro lol this show goated

[@tobexdmasterofjej6363]

Have you seen British in betweeners?

[@ethervagabond]

Well...these kids generally behave appropriately for teenagers, but they're mostly way wittier than real teenagers. When I was 16 I was still making jokes about some old bearded author looking like Santa Claus in my literature class.

[@06pag]

Red is actually a really good father. Not perfect, but he comes trough when it counts.

[@sleddy01]

@@vjreimedia Redeemed with Patriot.

[@Piledriver86]

Especially for the 70's when this takes place.

[@notwerkinginthishouse8634]

@33kaus holokaust The reason that the bad things happen to you because you are a dumbass

[@PredatorFan13]

The most subtle "dumbass" from Red. "Now fix it!"

[@PNUTT4444]

@@PredatorFan13 trough

[@DawoudKringle]

Red handled the situation flawlessly. First, after sensing something was wrong, he dismissed the kids he extracted information from because they were no longer useful to him. Then he confronted his son and let him know, without saying it, that he knew everything: impossible to hide anything from him. Then at the moment he thought he was going to get away with it, Red smashed his only escape route, then ordered him to take responsibility for what he did wrong. Well done, Red. Well done.

[@nathanbengels4922]

Sigma red

[@American-Zero]

Throughout the series, everyone saw Red as an unreasonable hardass who was way too hard on Eric...but in this case he was right. Eric screwed up. He and Donna were starting to become a couple and he nearly threw it away because his hormones were bigger than his brain. He always thought Donna was a nice girl and she didn't deserve to be treated like that..he called Eric on his screw up and told him to go fix it. Red Forman is a good man.

[@Sewblon]

He handled it well. But not quite flawlessly. He should have pumped Eric for more details and given him more precise instructions than "fix it." He knows that Eric is a dumbass. Telling a dumbass to "fix it" or anything else that vague can easily make things worse. More importantly, he should have made sure that Eric understood and was honest about his own motivations for kissing Katie. If Eric doesn't get why this happened, then it can always happen again.

[@DawoudKringle]

@@Sewblon Interesting point

[@SadisticNiles]

True sigma energy.

[@griffin9478]

so much respect for red in this scene

[@BenZedrene]

This scene alone is why I nominate him for father of the year.

[@jessicacaleno1998]

Because in this scene especially, he is right

[@krankytilldaell6639]

Yep

[@xtonibx5770]

You can tell Red cared about Donna and that he also cared about who Eric was as a person, even if he didn't show it much.

[@StarmenRock]

Oh he did show it a lot. He was always sincere with Eric.

[@xtonibx5770]

@@StarmenRock True. He had a lot of sincerity and genuine care for Eric's character under all of his yelling and lecturing and "dumbass"es 😂

[@justherald1117]

Yes, there was a scene in which he got high (or drunk?) in which he tells a puzzled Eric about how he loved him.

[@xtonibx5770]

@@justherald1117 I don't know if he was high or drunk. I think that was when he almost got hit by Bob's tree and started thinking about how he could've died and started being positive for like a day. I could be wrong but either way that scene was really hilarious.

[@TheGary108]

I’ve always thought Red was just a hardened man with PTSD from his experiences in the Pacific Theatre in WWII. Guys like that has a hard time coming back and adapting to a softer life. In this case, he did what he did best, he cut to the chase told Eric flat out that he was a dumbass and forced him to own up to his mistakes.

[@JoaquinSelva123]

"Son, you don't have bad luck. The reason that bad things happen to you, is because you're a dumbass." He said this with true tenderness and love

[@billny33]

I love how at the end the dad says "Now, fix it!" And the kid just walks away determined to do just that. That's some parenting goals right there.

[@camlewis5462]

These words are so true. People like to blame there situations on bad luck but more often than not the truth is you probably did it to yourself.

[@Aceshot-uu7yx]

89 percent of the time it's your fault the other 11 it is some else's fault and they are reacting to something that's your fault.

[@American-Zero]

Exactly. Eric didn't have bad luck, he was an idiot.

[@TheSerpent21]

I like how Red just stares down Kelso til he breaks.

[@neilparmar5705]

Don't think he really cared for Kelso

[@deannaroberson8012]

@@neilparmar5705 Red didn’t care for Fez either. It seemed like, he liked the girls Donna and Jackie.

[@anb740]

In all honesty, it didn’t take much to break that idiot! 😂

[@alexandre_am]

​@@deannaroberson8012 he also seemed to like Hyde better than Eric, when Hyde moved in after his mother left

[@freshfade28]

Definitely top 5 "dumbasses" of that 70s show.

[@js3331]

Red is like the Yoda of that 70s show

[@allenwilliams7367]

Ass in foot there shall be.

[@rayjaymor8754]

A very angry Yoda...

[@alo8892]

@@allenwilliams7367 🤣🤣🤣🤣 "Dumb ass art thou"

[@JoseNunez-om4rk]

Greetings force of dumbass

[@oscarin13]

bad luck, you have not a dumbass, you are

[@letminknow3473]

Lmao the character development of hyde is amazing

[@AqibA.C.]

I actually wish he would've done more stuff like that, he's a ton more reasonable that way.

[@oneman9121]

He did this a lot during the early seasons. He actually gave Eric a lot of leeway. It wasn't until Eric/Hyde started abusing his trust that Red became more controlling.

[@gzus1482]

@@oneman9121 Yep, thats pretty much how it goes. 👍

[@darth856]

"The right thing to do is juggle them both until it all blows up in your face" And that is exactly what Kelso himself did later in the show. Crazy foreshadowing here.

[@bustinarant]

Best TV dad ever. If only we _all_ got that advice at a young age.

[@DougWIngate]

Red is the father we never wanted but always needed

[@lrmcatspaw1]

"Now fix it" Thats my life mentality.

[@krankytilldaell6639]

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[@xaenon]

Eric had GREAT luck. I mean, he was with DONNA. Smart, funny, smokin' hot redhead DONNA.

[@raywideman7157]

And........ he was a dumbass....

[@xaenon]

@@raywideman7157 Well, yeah. But then, most people *ARE* dumbasses at some point in their lives. It's just the ones that make it a lifestyle that get the most press....

[@TheChadPad]

xaenon "HOT DONNA"

[@realar]

Then she became a freaking BLONDE. She will be a GINGER forever in my eyes.

[@shiptj01]

Amen.

[@Ragesauce]

Holy shit, I'm actually watching this for the first time, ON THANKSGIVING!! Mind blown.

[@JosueDeerFox]

50 min late

[@deannaroberson8012]

I like how Red tells Eric that Donna is a sweet girl after he saw she was very upset.

[@oneman9121]

Red did this a lot early in the series. He actually gave Eric a lot of leeway. It wasn't until Eric/Hyde started abusing his trust that Red became more controlling.

[@aph613]

This show never gets old. I can watch it over and over and always laugh. This show will be timeless for generations.

[@deannaroberson8012]

Yes, I can’t get enough of it.

[@UncleIJT]

Bc most of us lived this, mine where the 90’s. But extremely close

[@rdg760jr2]

I Love How Eric Looks at Kitty Right After Red Stops Him, Seeing How Kitty is Always Protective of Eric But in This Case Kitty Knows He Screwed Up And Let's Red Handle Eric

[@winstonmarlowe5254]

That's a really long headline. The article that goes with it must be a doozy!

[@MrFunkhauser]

One of the best sitcoms, I've re-watched it recently and it's still funny as hell. The cast had such great chemistry and awesome writers as well. Just ignore the last 2 seasons though.

[@arthurcurry2003]

MrFunkhauser same here. When Eric leaves the show ended there for me.

[@jmentone]

Great way to describe it sir 👍🏼

[@Metal-Possum]

@@arthurcurry2003 It's a shame they never made an 8th season.

[@abehambino]

“On behalf of men everywhere.....!” Oh, Hyde!

[@alaingas1]

Red knows best

[@shantanukhandkar]

I like how Hyde is the only one who asks Donna if she wants to talk. I don't know if the show has established at this point that he had feelings for her.

[@myztik5716]

It was established very early they were best friends when they were kids

[@hahaimasian]

Steven had a crush with Donna early at some point. Later on, it was never mention and steven was a good friend for everyone. Same with Donna's two sister, later on they pretty much vanished. The writers forgot about them.

[@Boab44]

That 70's Show Is Still Brilliant To Watch All These Years Later.

[@Exeedra]

This is genuine parenting what Red does here and is by far one of his best moments.

[@Bob-fj7lr]

“The right thing to do is to juggle them both until it blows up in your face”

[@lordalessan]

In hindsight, Eric was often the one likely to stray in his relationship because he was tempted and basked at the glory when girls showed interest in him. Donna never really showed interest in anyone until Casey and was good about turning unwanted attention away, notably Hyde, who was a close friend and a member of the group. That's why it was stupid whenever Eric got jealous of guys coming after Donna, showing he didn't trust her. Meanwhile, she often trusted him, even if he was more likely to cheat.

[@American-Zero]

Eric's problem is that he's insecure. He always worried deep down that he's not good enough for Donna and someone cooler than him is gonna come along and steal her away form him, so he spent all that time trying to impress her, being what he thought she wanted, such as getting a tattoo...when in reality she loved him for who he is and didn't try and change him. Even when Hyde tried to steal her away from him, she stayed loyal to him...if that's not love, I don't know what is. He should've stopped trying to be someone he's not and just be himself.

[@yao052]

@@American-Zero he is insecure because everybody tells him he can't do better.

[@American-Zero]

@@yao052 Yeah that is a good point..it didn't help that his so called "friends" (and other times his own family) always reminded him that Donna is nowhere in his league and that she's way too good for him. They were there whenever Eric tried to impress her or showed insecurities that someone was gonna steal Donna from him or doing something to impress her. If they were his REAL friends they would've let him know that Donna loves him for who he is and he doesn't have to try so hard.

[@Mike19737]

It's funny my father was never around when I was growing up. Fast forward to 2021: I am 48, I have a 14 year old daughter. All of sudden I am Red Foreman. It's great. 😂

[@Aceshot-uu7yx]

Congrats buddy I hope your still doing good.

[@in4moon]

the opposite of helicopter parent

[@oz_jones]

"Foot up your ass" parent?

[@navidsoleimani2848]

Kobe!

[@eodico]

@@navidsoleimani2848 Grow Up Dumbass

[@Tyrazial]

"She seemed fine when we, oh you already know." "Of course I know." This just hit me down memory lane when talking to my own dad. He always knew but asked anyways to let me either show my honesty or trap myself in my own stupidity.

[@satyricon65]

Red has a very valid point.

[@1998Agee]

“Tell is like a sexy story !”

[@jstifyd]

Possibly the best moment in the show's entire run.

[@truegregthompson]

That's a real dad. Yells when he needs to, calls his kid a dumbass and tells him to fix shit when that's more appropriate

[@radioactivehands]

Great father, more father should be like this to their children and we will have less crazy stuff happening now

[@ferrer985]

the Red/Eric dynamic really made this show. Kurtwood is really living that role

[@lucasleao3482]

The way red stares at Kelso is so badass

[@shantanukhandkar]

"You don't have bad luck. Bad things happen to you because you're a dumbass." Every privileged person I know who likes playing victim passed in front of my eyes.

[@zdenekpaciorek4580]

I have seen shit scene soo many times.... and its soo perfect, cant belive he could say that soo good.. probably the best red scene of all time

[@talentedpigeon3296]

2:31 it's fun seeing Red talk casual like he's a part of the group of friends

[@ShaneDanger42069]

This is one of my favorite scenes

[@VallaJudam]

Those cheese grater lamp shades lol

[@martydedmon5279]

I started wacthing this in my early 20s. now at 43 i have become Red Foreman

[@mariannepiiksi5317]

Lol

[@flameman1188]

Red is absolutely my favorite character on the show; everyone else is kinda “meh” honestly

[@someperson6053]

I think we''ve all been in a situation where we needed to hear that kind of insight.

[@stevemiller4292]

3:25 my favorite Red quote in the entire show

[@michaelhuynh4953]

Feeling dirty is GOOD, Eric! The fact that you couldn't figure that out by yourself...ugh.

[@thatmagicstore]

Who knew you could pack so many funny things into 200 episodes?

[@hippieluv]

"the reason bad things are always happening to you is because your....a dumb ass"😅 Only Red Foreman could deliver that line over & over and it ALWAYS sounds funny😅

[@robertsuchy2369]

How red kept a straight face during that line I will never know I laugh every time I hear it

[@eddielasowsky7777]

Extended cut "Can you fly, Eric?"

[@TheChadPad]

This is the greatest show off all time. Fite me

[@lewishorsman2219]

My entire life makes so much sense now.

[@vladimir-savage72]

I love how calm Red tells Erick that he's a dumbass. Makes the scene more hilarious 🤣

[@GreyWind1988]

I love how Red just looks at Kelso knowing he's gonna break and then just moves his thumb, showing the kids where they can go. Subtle movements really make this scene work

[@Vision_Voyagers]

I feel like 'deeerdty' is the most dirty word ther is.

[@pano6391]

Thanks Red, this is just what I needed to hear.

[@smc1942]

I love how Red calmly assures Eric, "...you don't have bad luck." Then drops the hammer, "You're just a dumb@$$."

[@ericheine2414]

Such brevity and clarity

[@Jordanaune23]

For some reason, the vibe of season 1 is my favorite

[@jadedlane6887]

Honestly, I’d call my son a dumbass too if he treated a girl the way he treated Donna

[@FIREGOD333]

Damn So that’s why bad things happen to me 🤔

[@atrumluminarium]

Red squaring off Kelso and making him crack within seconds was terrifying

[@kickasscorm]

Haha. It was the right words at the right time. Also, it was perfectly hilarious for the audience

[@josephwilson2952]

The older I get , the more I like Red . Never didn’t like him actually…

[@MisterMikeTexas]

My dad's never called me a dumb ass. He has called me an asshole though. And I admit I deserved it!

[@listerinedream6316]

hyde is so weirded out that eric got consent .

[@longsword114]

Red is by far my favorite character

[@ncwordman]

This is my favorite "dumb ass" from Red.

[@superdahoho]

gosh I miss this show

[@GrahamBradley]

Red Forman: ultimate TV dad

[@madialba]

“You already know don’t you” “Of course I know”

[@BrandonVink]

I wish Red was my father i have a good father but Red is so down to earth

[@thefurrybastard1964]

it's weird, I'm English but Red Foreman is *exactly* like my Dad was!

[@Aceshot-uu7yx]

It's universal

[@amandaeklund9499]

How old was Topher in this show? He looks so young :)♡

[@ABBAOPAXO]

between 18 and 20

[@atribecalledlen3567]

He started the show at 19

[@darkpisces8125]

@@ABBAOPAXO he was 20 years old. The first episode was in 98. He was born 78.

[@austinp8172]

@Toori Baba Holy shit that might be the creepiest comment I've ever seen on YT

[@oz_jones]

@Toori Baba that's a yikes from me dawg

[@akekestory493]

Omgoodness I just realized this is the dude who tried to take Peter parkers job everything in this scene revealed it for me

[@cowboyatthebebop]

I never really understood what this actually meant till I got older

[@chocolatefrogs1992]

Epic dialogue delivery

[@shivanagireddy6522]

I think when Red turns into a grandpa he’d end up like Frank Barone

[@GeekTalkwithMerg]

Knew exactly what the punchline was going to be when I read the title. Laughed anyway.

[@aaronanglea]

Look how young they were

[@alanasplund6656]

You're here for @3:16

[@Danfrombackhome]

Red is the dad everyone desperately needs anymore.

[@usurumarthi]

Best dumbass line after the one with Bob

[@gravity7208]

the version i watched had good quality but this looks good too for the show

[@fabienzaca]

This might be Reds best " dumbass" insult o Eric 🤣

[@TEEANVEE]

I’ve been there Eric

[@kasukeurahara2302]

They had this exact convo after Grace told everyone he was leaving the show.

[@GabrielCsaba]

Red is one of the best characters ever.

[@chickenchaser125cc9]

Cheese graters got light shades 👍👍

[@hahaimasian]

I think red has a soft side, but rubbed it too much or too rough and he hides it away. He doesn't like the kids being around him because they are trouble maker. I bet if they are good kids, he won't mind their company. He's always teaching Eric life lessons wheater it's hard or light

[@rrabbitt1389]

Red is like Vegeta. Except at least Red called Eric son more times than I think Vegeta has called Trunks son 🤣🤣😂

[@Rose_Butterfly98]

I tell myself that lol.

[@Clau1982]

Legendary moment. Wasn't this the first ever 'Dumbass" by Red?

[@trevorhock8442]

Damnnn never realized how much Scott the woz sounds like topher grace