Top 10 That '70s Show Storylines the Show Forgot About

[@MsMojo]

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[@Queenteetarot]

I remember Jackie’s dad owned Fatso burger as she was rich. Kelso mentioned that in Season 1 when they were applying for the job. “My girlfriend’s dad owns this place’ Also we don’t know what happened to Jackie’s talk show ‘slut or not’.

[@threwthelookingglass7194]

.... hahaha IT.🤡.. got her🎈

[@amon4533]

i don't consider hyde liking donna a forgotten plot point. i always saw it as hyde respecting donna's stance and lack of interest and choosing not to pursue her anymore after she rejected him.

[@johnnyvibezzz6372]

Definitely

[@Queenteetarot]

Exactly

[@CandyDreamQueen]

Right. Odd that they would make that number 1 when it's the most resolved thing on the list.

[@OneGaurdian]

There was an episode where Eric accused Hyde of stealing his money, because of him trying to steal Donna. By the end they resolve things. So the storyline wasn't dropped. It was settled.

[@Z-Mikes00]

Based

[@bricktam]

I honestly thought they closed the Hyde/Donna storyline perfectly. He accepted that she and Eric were an item and left it there because Hyde knew it would be pathetic to pursue a friend's girl who didn't even like him.

[@taylorm7777]

He was better with Jackie

[@denycast]

@@taylorm7777 Hyde and Jackie were so great together... I don't understand why the writers broke them up😑

[@Denis-89]

In the first season there was a rivalry between them as they fought for Donna. But once it became clear that Donna would end up with Eric and Hyde became Eric's "brother" Hyde just moved on. It is not really forgetting, just moving on

[@johnwoida2584]

Yes exactly

[@evaschneiderova7585]

Exactly. He wanted her, she sid "no", he accepted it. end of story. Next :) I don't find it weird too.

[@Gurra88]

My favorite plothole is the four Christmas episodes between Eric's 17th and 18th birthday

[@kakolovessharks]

THIS!!

[@PapiNotDaddy]

Leap year bro leap year

[@scruffd0g193]

The show had a Ton of continuity era’s

[@ChelissaMoon]

Guess it’s a Christmas in July lol

[@elliemyers6435]

Oh my god, yes!!!!!!! This is definitely the biggest one. The continuity errors with time are so bad. Isn't Eric 17 in season 1? And then he doesn't turn 18 until when? Season 5? And the show starts in Season 1 in 1976, but it's only 1979 by Season 8! Such wild stuff :)

[@arthurdurham]

A few of these aren't forgotten storylines: 1. Hyde's crush on Donna is brought back up a couple of times but he moved on and respected Eric and Donna's relationship once they were official. 2. Hyde's Mom and Step Dad aren't forgotten, they abandoned him. It's not a dropped story, Hyde has made it clear he doesn't like to talk much about it. 3. I feel like Red was always super conservative but when he lost his job that effected his feelings for awhile. Once he started working again he reverted to being very right.

[@trinaq]

I always wondered what happened to Tina, and Donna's other unseen sister, Valerie. Maybe they joined Chuck Cunningham and Judy Winslow in the land of Forgotten TV siblings?!

[@charliejoson9145]

There was a Valerie?

[@ElizabethTheUnicorn829]

My Mom watched All My Children religiously and there was a sibling in the Martin family who went upstairs to wax his skis and was never heard from, seen or spoken of again. Now I know it's a soap opera and characters leave but most are still mentioned or even seen on occasion but he was not. So my Mom always made the joke those characters went upstairs to wax their skis.

[@cici5283]

@@charliejoson9145 There was. Midge mentioned her a couple times, once off the top of my head was during Eric's surprise party, Midge gave Kitty a book that helped her get through Valerie going to college.

[@charliejoson9145]

@@cici5283 - I've only watched season 1 of the show when I saw it on Netflix (in my country) in 2018. But the memory of me watching an episode was hazy...

[@jjmanzano9]

I think the disappearing sibling may have been an intentional wink to Happy Days

[@chrisi621]

I never took it as Red forgetting they smoked. But that he didn't know it was being done in the basement. One thing to know ur kid is doing something wrong, another to know it's being done right under your nose. Hyde/Donna. Donna slaps him and basically tells him to back off. So he does. That's it.

[@Van9fromOuterSpace]

Agreed on both points

[@PapiNotDaddy]

Me and all my friends smoked in my room from age 12 to 14 everyday after school weed cigarettes and my grandmother never noticed

[@drlee2]

Hyde's mother and stepfather being forgotten is a literal function of who they were, deadbeat absentee parents.

[@MrBeatboxmasta]

They did not forget Hyde's affinity to Donna. He and Eric had an argument about it and Hyde told Eric he better not mess up.

[@vicoocampo7639]

I love that 70’s show! Still believe that season 8 was just a dream! Jackie and Hyde endgame!

[@trinaq]

Ditto, Randy never existed, and Jackie and Hyde were meant to be!

[@subarashii2374]

What season 8? They didn't make any season 8

[@2516562101]

I actually prefer Jackie and Fez. But I understand why people like Hyde and Jackie together

[@nicolefornuto7177]

the show ended mid s7 for me so Eric and Kelso never left and Hyde and Jackie ended up together

[@MrGabeanator]

wow

[@jacobsmith640]

Fez: You know in my country.😏 Hyde: It's Illegal here.😐

[@Octavia.2007]

@𝘿!𝙘𝙠 Riding ǤƗяℓ Grace you legit copied someone else

[@mayanprincessa]

When I first saw this I was like, WHAT DONNA HAD A SISTER???? But then I remembered, oh yeah she did have a sister for like one episode lol

[@andrewjones575]

There are many sitcoms & drama shows which have done a similar thing without explanation. Characters who have siblings are later stated to be only children & characters who are stated to be only children suddenly have siblings.

[@MarlonDeathboy]

@@andrewjones575 Donna's sister Tina fell into a vortex. The same vortex that Judy Winslow and Chuck Cunningham fell into lol .

[@aliciaveal1284]

It was like how they dropped the line about Topanga having a sister on Boy Meets World and many others.

[@johnstover4584]

Fez scared her away lol.

[@db_41000]

Donna had two sisters (one younger one that was shown on screen, and an older one that was mentioned offscreen in an earlier episode)

[@michaelfragoso6572]

How about why kitty and red still let Eric’s friends hang out and smoke weed in their basement in the final season

[@BlueBlazeKing]

I believe Hyde was still living with them

[@laughingfox8967]

That 90’s Show definitely forgot about Donna’s sisters too. They made several references that Bob only had one daughter

[@devonmunn5728]

As much as this show is nostalgic for me the glaring inconsistencies are annoying

[@devonmunn5728]

@River Alisha Most likely the writers A. Forgot and only used them to fit a scene B. They didn't find a use for them C. A mix of both in that they only use what's good for a joke and forget about it. Personally i would say if a joke doesn't work then don't use the hole and come up with another one

[@BlackLasher]

There was also an episode called "Hyde gets the Girl" and the girl who was set up to be his love interest just vanished.

[@allyb3510]

And she was such a good match to Hyde, too :/

[@timothyscott1951]

I'm pretty sure that was the chick who wanted to fight the government from the inside and was actually serious about her education , these things turned Hyde off and he didn't care anymore

[@atdorianisart9132]

@@timothyscott1951 No that's not the one. The girl OP is talking about was a black girl that came to the basement party, she was super pretty too :-P

[@elicampbell5575]

Did y'all know that there's a car wit a fiberglass air cooled engine that runs off water

[@SnarkyLady]

...man. ✌🏻

[@jessewest2894]

It runs off water man

[@allyb3510]

So it is a boat

[@johnstone9396]

Yeah, the government is keeping it a secret because they are afraid we will buy up all the water

[@kevinordonez3872]

One storyline that went nowhere was the character David milbank from season one episode 20 a new hope, where after Eric punches him in the nose for hitting on Donna and saying Eric’s dad will lose his job at the plant , David vows that he will get back at Eric and that Donna will be his, but this was never resolved and David was never mentioned or heard of again after that, the only thing that stays mentioned after that episode is Eric’s love for Star Wars and red losing his job at the plant

[@VicenteTorresAliasVits]

I *think* that was done on purpose. It didn't seem like that character was being built up as a recurring villain, even by sitcom standards. They brought him to parody "Star Wars" and... that was it.

[@Jarod45]

It would be awesome if they completed this story in that 90's show somehow

[@bloodguts6786]

@@Jarod45 Nah, some storylines are meant to die. Donna and Eric are married and have a daughter now so for this clown to show up now wouldn't make any sense.

[@DustyTheDog]

when I finally got around to watching the whole series I was shocked to find that Leela from Futurama is Hyde's mom. It's always so cool to see what the voice performers for some of my favorite shows have done in their past.

[@thecynic807]

That's what you remember her from. Not the Bundy's or sons of anarchy

[@DustyTheDog]

@@thecynic807 I have a really hard time with live action media due to my inability to register body language or facial expressions. This has lead to me enjoying cartoons and anime more, because the expressions are often overexaggerated. They are also drawn with specific intentions and reasons to show the expressions. It's just more easy for me to understand. So yes, sorry for not living the way you do and knowing the media you do.

[@thecynic807]

@@DustyTheDog media??? I'm just naming what she is really known for.

[@DustyTheDog]

@@thecynic807 yes, TV shows are "media". "media" is a mass means of communication, which TV shows fall under since they are broadcast nationally, or at least regionally over many square miles. Expand your definitions beyond "social media".

[@Metalheadreaper87]

She played on married with children that started back in late 80s until 1997 and sons of anarchy. And few other movies and TV shows. She's such a great actress.

[@Gashnaw]

I wish Buddy returned. In fact I am in film school and we had to write a script for TV sitcoms one semester, I choses that 70s show, (Dubbed living in the 80s) which took place after the season finally. Buddy returns to point place looking for work since his dad lost everything. Buddy and Eric compete for a job at Hyde's record store (Well more like Eric is competing, buddy doesn't want to take the job from Eric). it was fun.

[@allyb3510]

That sounds like such a good reconnection for Buddy! Much better than the coma or death (can't remember 100%) that the show runners gave to him in the final season

[@karnage654]

S1 x Ep6 “The Keg” Jackie’s mum who was a realtor showing off the house in the pool was played by actress Eve Plumb, only later in S6 Jackie’s mum was returned to be played by Brooke Shields

[@jacquiemorataya248]

I think that was just meant to be the realtor helping her mum

[@syxodude91]

@@jacquiemorataya248 If I remember correctly she clearly warned everyone that her mother had arrived right before that scene so I'm pretty sure that was supposed to be her mom.

[@timothyscott1951]

she was , just like how Laurie was recast

[@Denis-89]

Hmm, not sure the storylines were forgotten. Most of them actually served a purpose and once that was fulfilled they moved. Hyde not liking Donna was a natural response to him living with the Formans and Donna became Eric's girl

[@IferGanomer]

You forgot about the show's inconsistency with Christmas. There were 5 episodes set in the holiday overall: The first one where the gang sawed a Christmas tree to buy beer instead. The one at the apartment of Hyde's adoptive dad, where Eric went drunk. The one where Eric directed the Jesus play. The one where the gang went to the high school ball, after they graduated. And the one where the gang opens up the toys that were meant for donation. Yet seeing how the show is set from '76-'79, that could only allow 4 Christmas episodes. One for each year. Not to mention how prior to the series finale, set at December of '79, there wasn't a Christmas episode.

[@Van9fromOuterSpace]

That was kind of a running joke. The show wasn't expected to last, so in the first season, time progresses really quickly. When the show ended up being a hit, the creators realized that they needed to slow down the pace, and the timeline ended up being really crazy and inconsistent. Halloween and Thanksgiving got similar treatment.

[@allyb3510]

The various Halloween episodes

[@alejandroramirez4470]

TV magic 🤣

[@SensiofRabbitude]

That 90s show apparently only being set around summers will avoid the need for timey wimey confusion like this I guess. Though in my superhero comic collecting days, it was kind of amusing when you'd have someone like say Spiderman having 4 different titles running at the same time and often you'd get different Christmas stories from each one and you can only do so much in one day, lol.

[@rabahelaawar2499]

And, why on Earth did Midge and Bob come together only to later break up again?! Bob could have stayed with Jackie's mom!

[@mykidsaresupercute]

Yeah, that was irritating!

[@sailorsister211]

Agreed. I was hoping Jackie and Donna to be like stepsisters

[@cici5283]

The actress for Midge had to leave the show to take care of her own Husband who was very ill.

[@sailorsister211]

@@cici5283 that was the first time she left the show. The 2nd time she was just a guest star, so they weren't planning for her to stay

[@gregap8282]

Laurie was such a good character

[@wishicouldsing129]

Hated her, her acting and her face.. glad she left the show

[@aliciaveal1284]

Laurie was funny as hell

[@paulrutan2309]

Too bad she had a major drug problem

[@OldLadyRocker]

One of my favorite shows ever. I was those kids. My first "experience" was with my friend of 45 years now, getting high before a Street law class where we went to a courthouse to see a case. During a break, I ran up to the record store & bought Dark Side of the Moon. On 8 track. Good times!

[@Van9fromOuterSpace]

Love this!

[@rabahelaawar2499]

And, Eric's grandma was fun... Why kill her off so fast?!

[@andrewjones575]

That would likely have been because the actress no longer wanted to continue, was ill or was busy with other things.

[@CelebrityGamerTV]

I like Donna better as an only child.

[@Van9fromOuterSpace]

How can you tell? There's virtually nothing to compare her onlyness to. Personally, I think it would have been interesting to see how having sisters might have affected her character development.

[@thekingkingalpha8283]

Omg yesss a video on That ‘70s Show!! :D

[@billwelshombmusic]

I always wondered that in one of the very first shows they all go skinny dipping and get their clothes stolen and they are all riding in the car naked and obviously they've seen each other naked but later it's like this never happened including Kelso saying he'd never seen Donna topless.

[@realguineapigmom]

Yea but kelso is also a doofus

[@atdorianisart9132]

I think because she was covering herself.

[@justanotherinternetwiseguy8018]

One episode you forgot to mention is the one where eric is surprised that donna is smoking a cigarette at school and covers for her so she wouldn't get in trouble. Apparently the writers forgot that they all smoke weed in almost every episode.

[@motodog242]

And she never smokes a cigarette again

[@mariadiazrojas3446]

@@motodog242 but I feel that kinda makes sense bc Donna was only acting out bc of the issues with her parents

[@erickmejia4602]

Weed and cigarettes are two different things

[@kevinshiflett4449]

i mean that still makes sense. I know a lot of people who smoke weed, but I'd be surprised if I saw them with a cigarette

[@Hylian_Glitchmobber]

Explain to me how smoking weed is at all the same thing as smoking a cigarette. Tobacco products and marijuana are two completely different things.

[@hardymohamad8461]

I hope they play many of these ideas when they bring That 90's Show on Netflix.

[@motodog242]

*researches* Only Smith and Rupp returning? I don't have much hope. I love Red and Kitty... but without Eric, there isn't much to their characters. Especially aged 10-20 years, Kitty was already "getting old" and Red's already had a heart attack. That 70's Show worked because the theme worked, many of the viewers had never lived in the 70's, or were too young when they did. That 90's Show is most likely going to be like That 80's Show, more emphasis on the decade less on the "show."

[@entertainmenttv5201]

@@motodog242 I disagree because like that 70 show we will have characters that red and kitty will interact with like they did on that 70 show

[@TheDoctorinspector]

@@motodog242 A year later. How do you feel now?

[@jagoda6096]

Well they didn't

[@voodoocustompickups2547]

@@motodog242 The only one that didn't return was Hyde, obviously. They also didn't focus on the decade and did focus on characters and story and didn't force nostalgia

[@tanzyjane1]

About the actress that played Lori from how I understand it the reason she got into drugs and alcohol was deep depression from her miscarriage

[@horusmasterjc]

Except donnas sister, these are not forgotten, they just move on, hyde decides to step aside and tells erik he wont interfere, all others have an explanation

[@motodog242]

Yea... there wasn't a reason for the dog's disappearance. Laurie's disappearances also were never really announced, just her arrivals. Hyde's parents were brought up... but after William was introduced, we never see him again.

[@richardestes6499]

They wrote Big Rhonda out after Hyde hit her with his El Camino. As for Schatzi, he's actually addressed in the Netflix revival That 90s Show.

[@johnsansker7064]

Donna's younger sister was a riff on Richie's older brother Chuck, from Happy Days. Namely a character that showed up in one episode and then is never seen again. Could be worse, the original youngest child actor in Step By Step was replaced even before the pilot, so, in the title/opening scene it's an entirely different kid.

[@cici5283]

Tina wasn't a riff, she was actually just written off, along with Donna's older sister "Valerie" as the show progressed. It made more sense for Donna to be an only child because it seemed she was the only one dealing with her parents marital issues.

[@briancarpenter1357]

Wasn't creepy at all that Donna asks Hyde to watch her sister for a moment while she goes talk to Eric, and she is never seen again!

[@Metalheadreaper87]

Now that you mentioned it, yes it is. Reminds me of what Ariel Castro did to those women. It was terrible and horrible. Not saying that Hyde would ever do that but you never know about a person.

[@biologicalsubwoofer]

Hyde probably just got too drunk to even remember what he was supposed to do lol.

[@wtichery]

Hyde ditched her and she was picked up by a stranger danger

[@shannond7437]

Pretty sure Hyde’s past was best left behind. They gave us/him the info and he moved on.

[@rabahelaawar2499]

Please, someone, please explain where did Buddy go? Eric's all-of-the-sudden best friend who later was revealed to be gay.

[@cici5283]

From what I recall reading, Buddy Morgan was supposed to be a recurring character but they cut him from the show because of poor reaction from the audience. Beacuase the show was still new (Buddy was introduced in only the 11th episode) the writers and others were worried that if they continued with Buddy, there would be more reactions to him, an it wouldn't go over well adnt he show wouldn't be on for long. So they cut him. Not because the character didn't work, just because it was 1998, and people still weren't prepared to see a Boy having a crush and being a potential love interest for another boy.

[@fabriciochamorro1497]

One thing that always bugged me and nobody seems to mention is the fact that Jackie’s mom was changed from a normal lady to a goddess

[@isabellab-c5351]

Some smaller inconsistencies that I remember hearing about: - Jackie was a smart character in the first season (academically) and skipped a grade from what I remember - Pamela Burkhart (Jackie's mum) wasn't just a golddigger/housewife in the beginning, she was a business woman

[@mecube9148]

A real estate agent

[@himhim3344]

Also how Jackie became less attractive as the series went on

[@SensiofRabbitude]

In that 90s show, it was revealed that Jackie and Kelso's kid Jay, had 'his mothers brain' and was a straight A student. So that was an acknowledgement of Jackie being smart I guess.

[@GekoHayate]

@@SensiofRabbitude Kelso was mentioned as being very intelligent when they were kids.

[@agent_w.]

This show really jumped the shark

[@trinaq]

Ditto, even Fez lampooned this, by literally jumping over a shark, a la The Fonz!

[@jjmanzano9]

When? “Jump the shark” refers to a specific moment

[@motodog242]

@@jjmanzano9 Probably the episode where Fez jumps a shark.

[@Van9fromOuterSpace]

@@motodog242 lol

[@Van9fromOuterSpace]

@@jjmanzano9 For me, it was when Hyde married a stripper

[@moviesquad73]

Honorable mention: Frank, the owner of The Hub. I loved that character despite only being in one episode and would have loved to have seen him in a more recurring role

[@jonnybgoode7742]

U talkin about the character mitch hedberg played?

[@moviesquad73]

@@jonnybgoode7742 yep!

[@jonnybgoode7742]

@@moviesquad73 yeah great thing about his humor is that it wouldve worked incredibly well for the character.

[@rikstrum206]

I think Mitch died not long after

[@richarddowns7162]

Frank : Hey, I didn't lose a leg in Vietnam so I can serve some hot dogs to teenagers. Michael Kelso : You have both of your legs, Frank. Frank : Like I said, I did *not* lose a leg in Vietnam!

[@DONKEYKONG260]

and to add to the 70s nostalgia, I do believe Hyde's dad is Venus Fly Trap from WKRP.

[@sierrasavvy]

@MsMojo please do a Top 10 times That 70s show tackled serious issues

[@rabahelaawar2499]

Although we hated Randy... where did he go in the reunion, and why was he suddenly all left out in the end and never got to meet Eric?!

[@user-yy5dn3pq9z]

Fr I wanted those two to throw some hands 😂

[@samanthasims7123]

Tbh i just think eric was just bored of the show he wanted different

[@Denis-89]

@@samanthasims7123 actually he was busy filming Spider Man 3 which was meant to be his big break..

[@droomzy]

@@Denis-89 it was both of the reasons. but the reason Randy slowly stopped appearing was bc fans HATED him since he was sorta shoehorned in, & he had the Eric sense of humor with Kelso's charm with women, but neither of their flaws so his character was like a technically perfect mix of 2 hugely popular character's departures. and personally I didn't like Randy either; he just joked around a lot without any of the chemistry that the others shared from seasons of being friends

[@renji90998]

I kinda wish Big Ronda had joined the group. She felt like a nice balance with the other girls.

[@thecynic807]

Laurie actually died. That's why she was recast. She got pregnant and lost the baby late in term. She got depressed and overdosed on a combination of over the counter medications

[@ichliebesimp]

She died years after the show ended, so that wasn't the reason to recast her character,

[@thecynic807]

@@ichliebesimp hmmm. I googled and seen a video of when and why she died. Google got some of it right. Now I google her and get a totally different date and story.

[@elenivega6506]

Growing up in Wisconsin, we watched That ‘70s show religiously. Forever a classic. 👌

[@shannenspence3318]

My theory is Donna's sister Tina is in the attic with Chuck Cunningham....As he disappeared into the attic....Never to be seen again.

[@justindampier9017]

I love the Shotsy episodes. Reminds me of my dearly departed Daschunds

[@mrv7916]

There are lot of cancel plot points in That ‘70s Shows. I really wanted to see more of Donna’s sister. It would’ve been awesome to see Eric’s sister and Donna’s sister getting along or also having a rivalry with each other. But also sucks that Laurie was removed from the series. I really like the rivalry between Eric, Hyde, and Laurie.

[@deathdog1392]

Hyde and Donna are way too similar to make a good couple. They had a whole episode where Eric and Hyde came to an understanding over this. I think Hyde and Donna work best as friends, which is how they ended up.

[@jakeivey2011]

Donna's sister disappearing was a joke on how the Brady Bunch sent their cousin to his room and he was never seen again

[@tealmacfarlane]

That was not the Brady Bunch. Cousin Oliver was only in the last 6 episodes.

[@atdorianisart9132]

That was Married with Children. They sent Seven upstairs to his room and was never seen again lol

[@stanhenderson9928]

Hold up the announcer said "Midge's daughter", not "Bob and Midge's daughter", so Midge was creeping on Bob, maybe she went to live with her real dad?

[@sarahwho33]

But she addressed him as dad in the scene

[@megsam4077]

sorry to say, i don't agree with your #1: i think they summed up on that with donna and eric's valentine's day date where hyde tried to get donna one last time, but didn't it work, and he told eric he'd back off at the end of the episode in the circle

[@michaelsegal3558]

1:11 is that Katey Sagal (aka Peggy Bundy from Married…With Children)?

[@gregrowe1168]

Yes

[@michaelsegal3558]

@@gregrowe1168 I thought so

[@truechaos2798]

Just wondering why the jokes about big Rhonda are considered to have aged badly but the jokes about the depressed lonely Roy are entertaining just wondering

[@charliejoson9145]

No one should make jokes about a woman's size....it's like Fat Monica from F.R.I.E.N.D.S

[@truechaos2798]

@@charliejoson9145 no one should joke about depression either

[@charliejoson9145]

@@truechaos2798 - 100% true....and including other mental illnesses

[@motodog242]

Better idea. Make fun of everything. The ones who complained about Big Rhonda forgot they were watching a fictional show. If you're offended by a joke in That 70's Show, you have my sympathy... that's about it.

[@jeremyorth5138]

@@charliejoson9145 Jokes are better when they are at someone's expense.

[@saintakins187]

That 90's Show should fix this problem.

[@ericholladay2900]

Anyone here after hearing about that 90's show?😆

[@cristinagudino7180]

Fun fact: the girl who played Donna’s sister also played Baddison in Orange is the New Black

[@joshgellis3292]

The 'Donna's sister' character needed more scenes. (Despite her being 14,) especially considering that the main characters were ALSO in their teens, albeit in their UPPER teens. Also, Masterson's choices in real life are sad ones that nobody can defend. I feel bad for him, but nobody can actually sit there and excuse his actions with women.

[@mariofan187]

Some say Tina is still at that party

[@freddiemolinajr.8397]

good video that 70s show was a good tv show and will always be a good tv show

[@chazarcola7639]

What about Randy Pearson ?? Or that poor kid who quickly died falling off the water tower ???

[@joeyngo6909]

What about Kelso's brother or Jackie's mom also Kelso's baby & her mom Brooke, but what if they appear in the upcoming sequel

[@sxccollects]

I'm Surprised Buddy Morgan Didn't Make This List. He Got Dropped After Just One Episode, Which Sucks Because He Had The Set-Up To Be A Decent Recurring Character.

[@jimenajaimes2826]

my dad reacted the same way Red did about the smoking, he literally would yell out a fit and then act as if nothing happened. It's happened a few times

[@tianapitesr8553]

Chong brought good stuff Why would they remember?

[@MusketeerGweneth]

The Cuckoo Clock of Doom has struck again and erased yet another sibling. R.L Stine Goosebumps, in case people don't know what I'm referencing.

[@l.b.9522]

I thought Donna's sister thing was a mirror to the big brother disapearing in Happy Days.

[@horusmasterjc]

Forgotten was their aunt, they never revisited again

[@MakotoKinoSailorJupiter2020]

We forgot about Donna’s sister because she only appeared in one episode and was never mentioned before or after.

[@do9138]

Midge also mentions Donna's older sister once.

[@samstern2042]

I got 2 suggestions for you. Top 10 That 70's Show Episodes and Top 10 That 70's Show Characters

[@motodog242]

Shatzi was my favorite character... he doesn't take Red's bs... and I've grown up with a shit ton of Dach's.

[@Dave-in-MD]

Sometimes when Red is talking about his time in the Navy he seems to be referring to WWII and other times it seems to be the Korean conflict/

[@laylastevens7144]

I always wondered what happened to Donna's sister and why we never seen her again! I wanted to see her more and gotten to know her character on the show and like maybe a few more episodes than what she did... so we got to know her a little ...

[@theofficialVEVOformu]

Laurie was the most annoying character in the entire show it is good they got rid of her. Also, there cannot be two queens in one castle and Jackie was the queen of That '70s show.

[@gregrowe1168]

She was meant to be annoying, as was Jackie.

[@KuzinPennywise711]

Many of these weren't dropped. They were dealt with and the show moved on.

[@americaroleplayer]

I disagree with the 'Hydes parents' because the plotline of them leaving was VERY important in the show. They were neglectful, how involved do you think they are?

[@ComeliaO7]

Yeah, yeah they didn’t even need to be mentioned. Once he found out the man he thought was father wasn’t his father what does that person need to be mentioned for?

[@LordZula]

And Jackie’s mom appeared in the Keg episode looking completely different than she does in the later seasons.

[@evaeva1837]

I always figured that donnas younger sister was busy living her own life and went with grandparents when the parents separated

[@blondegirl5]

Donna had two sisters. One who went away to college and one who just went away....lol..😄

[@seantheman1886]

Rhonda does return in Eric's dream after he broke up with Donna.

[@Kickingit06]

That would suck to have your character dropped from a show that would wildly succeed.

[@rabahelaawar2499]

And, whatever happened to Kitty's Aunt Pearl?!!!

[@alleriapython]

Or kitty's sister.... red's brother

[@Cardlimits]

you know. I totally spaced on that career day episode hyde's mom is peggy from married with children. I blame the hairnet

[@motodog242]

That is TV's Mom. Kathy Sagal. She's been a mom in, off the top of my head, Married... with Children, Futurama, Glee, The Big Bang Theory, 8 Simple Rules, Smart House (if you want to count that), and Sons of Anarchy; probably a few more.

[@nikki21bla]

How about they stay 17 years old for the first 4 seasons!!!

[@jimbo9208]

they did not they had birthdays in the show

[@Stopwar1234]

I thought they were 15 in season 1

[@gregrowe1168]

Mila was even younger than that. Happens a lot in shows with teens. In most cases they cast someone older though, like a 25 year old that looks young to play a 16 year old. So it’s easy for them to look the same age.

[@Van9fromOuterSpace]

Eric's 16th birthday was in season 1. Jackie was younger than the rest of the gang.

[@rogershore7189]

@@Van9fromOuterSpace It was Eric’s 17th birthday in season 1.

[@NelsonVlog66]

Tina was That 70's Show's equivalent to Happy Days' Chuck Cunningham and most recently, Last Man Standing's Boyd Baxter.

[@rabahelaawar2499]

What was Bob's final job? And, why did we no longer see him doing anything on his own? Wasn't he a successful salesman?!

[@horusmasterjc]

Bob sold a patent that made him alot of money

[@indymudshow]

He sold the rights to the Weeper keeper lol

[@leahkent3915]

His last job is owning a bait shop in Florida. Before that he made money off an invention he made while grieving his first marriage.

[@atdorianisart9132]

Bob had his own store but was put out of business by Price Mart. Bob was depressed for losing his store and his wife and he created "The Weeper Keeper" lol he sold the patent and became rich. He then moved to Florida and opened a Bait store.

[@DinkWhit]

Hyde’s parents weren’t forgotten. They were deadbeats and his mother left without telling him then he moved in with Red and Kitty.

[@mattheweuqnicurzeid7154]

Petition to stream That 70s show on Hulu

[@X-Bones]

Jackie also agreed to move away with her mother and as far as I can remember it was never addressed why she didn’t.

[@logannichols5848]

To be fair most conservatives questioned pardoning Nixon.

[@mikloowl4899]

The best lnes of the series FEZ: Well in my country ... HYDE: It's illegal here

[@stetsonmoore2027]

What about the car that runs on water man

[@wimsylogic65]

The part when Eric drops down and red is right behind him. Reminds me back when I used the babysit. One Of the kids a twelve-year-old boy, supposed to be doing his home school homework. He snuck out the window of his room only to turn around and see me Standing there outside Watching him sneak out of the window. I told him on the eldest of 3 I know all the tricks, I brought him back in to do his homework. And I went back to enjoying my book I was reading. He said why can't I be like normal babysitters and watch TV. Good times. Since I was reading I could hear everything going on in the house. I could hear him getting up to mischief when he was supposed to be doing homework. So I quietly snuck out of the house to where his bedroom is. And I stood there and waited. My suspicions were correct he came out of the window. It was on the 1st floor so I let him do it. Wouldn't have done so if it was on a higher level. Poor kid I was always a couple of steps ahead of him. His little sister who was a toddler loved me so did parents. I was the best babysitter they ever had. The 2 older kids didn't agree. They liked me we had fun but they couldn't get away with anything with me. I babysit them for like 2 years from the time I was 16 till around 18. I was a really cheap babysitter like 5 to $10 an hour for 3 kids Ranges one and a 1/2 to 12. One time we're playing with the chickens towards you on the driveway. We live out in the country. So it was very strange when this really big man started coming down the driveway. I was a teenage girl with 3 kids , Out in the middle and nowhere. This man was huge Definitely taller than 6'. If I had to guess somewhere is around 300 pounds. He wasn't fat just huge Kind of like hagrid. There is something very strange as nobody should be coming down the driveway. I told the man that he had to turn around and leave that no one was allowed over here. Ignored me and just kept on coming down the driveway towards us. I Told the older kids to Take their baby sister into the house. I stayed behind to tell the man to go away. He just ignored me and kept on getting closer and closer. I warned him that if he didn't leave I'd be calling the cops. Since he kept getting closer I got scared and I ran into the house and locked the door. He then came to the front door and just stood there trying to get in. I repeated the words telling him that he had to leave. I also called the parents and told them what was happening and asking what I should do. I asked them if I should call the cops. Which would take a long time for them to come as we lived in a small town. The father knew what was going on. Apparently nearby there was a home for adults with mental illness, Or mental disability. This big man was one of the residents. He had a mental disability and had wandered off. The father called the group home and chewed them out. He was really Proud how I handled the situation. In the moment I couldn't tell and I had no idea, The man was not a danger. I was scared for my life and the kids and I was preparing to fight to protect them. I was sixteen, Like a 115 pounds soaking wet. That man looks like he could easily break down the door. Felt bad when I found out he was mentally disabled and just a huge Teddy bear of a person. But then again he was a stranger who was Trespassing on private property and refusing to leave. I could have been nicer but my 1st priority was protection of the kids, And not the feelings of a stranger. Even if the guy had the mind of a child he could have still been dangerous To us.

[@jsanto210]

Big Ronda was not fat, geeky but she was super pretty

[@feliciajenkins5041]

If you see Tim Reid you know the end is near. They get him or Ted McGinley.. I'm sure I spelled wrong.

[@isaiahmarker407]

I was actually happy to see WKRP alumni in That '70s Show.. you had Venus Flytrap (Tim Reid) as Hyde's biological father, Dr. Johnny Fever (Howard Hesseman) as the boss of WFPP, the radio station that Donna starts working at, and in the episode where they are competing in WFPP's contest to win a van.. not only is Howard there running the contest but one of the contestants was played by French Stewart who played Razor D in The New WKRP in Cincinnati (syndicated revival from the '90s).. it was cool seeing those two together again.

[@kle2videoproductions]

Tina was like Richie Cunniham’s brother Chuck on Happy Days.