Top 10 Times That '70s Show Got Serious

[@MsMojo]

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[@jessejive117]

Doesn’t Jackie call Fez foreign or brown all the time and say they can’t be together for that reason? Lol

[@delmicortave]

I also think a serious moment was when eric went to work with his mom and notices all the dead and pain she goes through everyday.

[@juliusfrauenglass2411]

That was probably the most real the show got as someone who worked at the fringes of the medical field i got to see the disrespectful way nurses are often treated desipte their dedication .

[@QazwerDave]

Yeah, S01E18, career day, is one of the best episodes

[@Xsonic378X]

Bad BAD Blood BLOOD

[@Stuntman2304]

1000% agreed

[@oilersridersbluejays]

I was actually expecting that on here and was surprised it didn’t show up.

[@trinaq]

I really loved the Foremans taking Hyde in, and assuring that he had a safe place to stay, to the point of him considering them his real family.

[@andersoncontreras183]

Better then him ending up in prison like the season 4 premiere when eric and Donna broke up

[@otmthewave]

they sum real ones for doin that. n look how he turned out. good

[@kyanberusama8847]

@@otmthewave unfortunately, not in real life....

[@elmz808]

I loved that moment when Red told Hyde and Eric to fight to the death since they were fighting. Then told them they’re not really mad at each other and that they’re brothers.

[@trinaq]

"It's real easy to talk about the right thing to do when it's not your life." A very profound statement from Kelso, and at least he actually stepped up to be there for Brooke and Betsy, as opposed to being a deadbeat.

[@tobiaslawrence8928]

That was some really good development for kelso. He may have been an idiot and cheated on Jackie but he did the one thing that a mature guy his age would do STEP UP

[@dollsattheirbest]

how on earth do you show up in every comment section

[@andersoncontreras183]

@@tobiaslawrence8928 that is a fact! Most people today deny it or they end finding out it's not their kid but Kelso made the choice to move closer and raise his daughter with someone who he actually cares about

[@david-468]

Deadbeat fathers are still a problem today but not the only reason kids grow up in broken homes,in the 70’s a women couldn’t keep their kid from their dad modern day women get paid for it

[@songriver1232]

@@david-468 how do they get paid for it when the majority of them live in poverty

[@kimberlywiederhold627]

Red loved his kids. He's just from an era where men didn't say I love you, they proved it. I found it to be an authentic poryrayal for a sitcom.

[@lexkanyima2195]

It's a shame that it didn't progressed since then

[@598superchris]

Oh,really,when? He didn't take Hyde in,kitty did. Hyde got mad and cursed up a storm at the idea.

[@andersoncontreras183]

@@lexkanyima2195 he did progress tho it wasnt until eric left to africa where he finally thought to himself I raised my kids right so im gonna let my guard down and say it once so he knows it means something 💯

[@calebstevens7487]

@@598superchris it was his call. It’s an accurate portrayal of a man doing the right thing despite its going to be hard. Red was struggling financially and didn’t need another kid but he couldn’t just let Steven become a state ward. He knew what he had to do but didn’t know how.

[@lexkanyima2195]

@@andersoncontreras183 are you sure ?

[@scottibrown3274]

Red and Kitty don’t get enough credit, they were easily one of the best, if not the best, sitcom parents of tv.

[@sirraf23]

Red has always been my favorite tv dad. Between him and Randy Marsh I dont think ive ever laughed harder at sitcom dads and their one liners lol

[@598superchris]

The mom kitty is,but red is a heartless jerk.

[@ethane6891]

@@598superchris no he not. He someone that grew a bit bitter because of all his hardships. But in the end he loves his familie and does the right things when it come to it.

[@XxDaRkStArRzxX]

@@ethane6891 exactly he’s fought in wars of course he’s not gonna be the most heartfelt person especially when his dad wasn’t but when he family really needed him he was always there. People have different ways of showing love

[@Memorex996]

Uncle Phil and aunt Viv too

[@jakedurbin9514]

The scene where Eric realizes he has to stay and postpone his life is truly heartbreaking…you know he’s doing what he has to do and it’s just sad to see him have to go through it, great acting by Topher Grace

[@hahaimasian]

I did things in my life for other people, whenever I see this clip it's heartbreaking. Reminds me of the things and people I lost. It never goes well on my end and nobody can see or understand it.

[@SleepyFawn]

My mother postponed my life until I was 27, so seeing him go through that really hits home for me. Underrated part of the show.

[@rpsyco]

It's accurate too. I completely understand the situation he's in, and it just kills me to see that scene.

[@joshuasocoy]

@@SleepyFawn i know what you mean my mom was perfectly happy to keep me forever and i had no dad so i didn't build up my confidence enough to leave until i was 30, its extremely rough delaying adult-hood for that long "i have to leave" was all that really kept going through my head in the years leading up to my eventual move.

[@ginnylove3747]

I cried hard because it happened to me. Deciding to stay when you know you can't because you feel you need to be there.

[@luckyasmr1374]

Red was a good dad. He was tough at times, but he cared about everyone.

[@reedharrington6954]

He was one of the best. I felt like he was a better dad to Eric and Hyde than he was to Laurie tho

[@joebone3151]

He reminds me of my step-dad who I call dad more then my real dad because real dad wasn't their. He always was willing to teach me and my friends

[@martin1234512345]

He really wasn't that tough. At all. Especially for the time period.

[@MrGabeanator]

yep

[@LucianDevine]

@@reedharrington6954 Laurie was his favorite. So he gave her a lot of leeway, and that's also likely why he was so hard on Eric.

[@christianfietz2546]

I really love the scene where Kitty walks in on her mother crying after her father's death, then not knowing how to handle it, pretends not to notice and goes to hug Eric instead. Kitty always makes sure to be open about her emotions and show everyone how much she loves them because her mother never did either for her when she was growing up, so when she finally sees her mother show real grief, you can see how much it breaks her inside. Stellar acting from everyone involved in the scene!

[@jaynekranc8607]

That's the first thing I thought of today when Betty White passed.

[@austinbarr6356]

@@jaynekranc8607 same

[@otmthewave]

Rip Betty White🙏🏽🙏🏽😫

[@Van9fromOuterSpace]

Not saying I don't LOVE Kitty, but she always treated Laurie the same awful way she was treated by her own mother. Maybe the reason Laurie grew into the person she was? She never really got the development or backstory that the other characters did, but her dysfunctional relationship with Kitty always hit me pretty hard. There are moments when you can see how badly she wants her mother's love and approval, and how much it hurts her to not have it.

[@christianbeck7901]

Eric and Donna's breakup was sad, but at least Eric tried to plan for the future. Donna never tried to incorporate Eric in any of her plans and often saw him as an obstacle to her goals. While Eric did get worse as a character over time, Donna was the one who never wanted to work with Eric about the future

[@eternalelipsis]

That scene will forever kill me

[@Corvy952]

Will never forgive the show for how they treated Eric the follow up season after their breakup

[@thomasj.9686]

With that season 03 finale, I agree. Donna too easily closed off Eric from her lofty ambitions. For the rest of the series though? Not really. Donna became more actively involved about their future when they got back together and got engaged. She actually stayed behind for Eric. Hell, she never even left Point Place.

[@Luke_wait_for_it_marengo]

Absolute facts, I remember seeing those episode n the actual truth about how she really felt for him. It was actually heartbreaking coz he's under the assumption (understandably so) they they would still be together possibly even married in the future. Where as her, the mear thought of leaving town going off to college she immediately thought I don't want him anymore I'll find better, or at least different. Was quite hard to watch.

[@danielgonzales1227]

Eric was a emotional dependant of Donna, they were 17 and planning their future. Donna was always right

[@2516562101]

Red treated Hyde more like his son than he did with Eric. And Jackie needed to get a reality check and it was upsetting to see that she never truly got one.

[@AnthonyPoole246]

THIS!

[@Giveme1goodreason]

Nah she got absolutely butchered when fez put hair dye in her shampoo and told her “now you’re as ugly on the outside, as you are on the inside.”

[@michaelterrell2108]

She did. Fez went in on her.

[@thomasj.9686]

Nah, fam. Jackie had the most character growth in the series. She started as a spoiled, shallow princess from season 1, to learning the value of friendships, family, work, self-love, ambition, and finding what she needed in a relationship. She was still sassy and narcissistic, but she grew so much more than the rest.

[@OfftheWallTales]

@@thomasj.9686 I almost understand the Jackie hate, because I started off the show disliking her without knowing why. But I was also 16 and couldn't put it into words. Now at 31, I know it's because for the first few seasons, Mila being 3 years younger than any cast member was noticeable and made her feel like an annoying little sister. But man, her character growth! I mean, she went through a similar story as Hyde: one family member went to jail, the other abandoned her. She went from prim and proper, bankrolled by her rich father until she was sharing a room with Donna. Plus, just every relationship showed her changing: she went from caring more about how her boyfriend affected her status, to caring only how he cared for her. I truly believe the best way to see if a character's change is visible is to show a newbie the show. Show someone Jackie in season 1 and then the last season. They might not understand her change, but if they went from seeing her disgusted by "the foreign kid" to understanding he truly loves her, they'd know one happened.

[@SamWigginton3]

Eric saying he won’t be Donnas second choice after she split up with Kasey and ran back to Eric hit hard for me

[@DumbFummer]

Then Kitty gets caught eavesdropping. Funny AF😆

[@jaysonraphaelmurdock8812]

Yeah that was hella awkward for Eric and I don't blame him at all.

[@hahaimasian]

I also like the follow up when red gave him his two cent. It was harsh but true

[@laurie_guilbeau]

Good relationship dilemma. I was on Red and Kitty's side! Not only was Eric being proud, but he was oversimplifying the situation. Casey was Donna's rebound. And Eric had broken up with Donna.

[@lordhawkeye]

Saying Eric broke up with Donna in itself is an oversimplifying their situation. He thought they were meant to be together. He thought they would get married, have kids and do all the things that couples do until death. He said as much when he offered Donna the promise ring. She did not. So what is the logical course of action here? Put yourself in Eric's shoes in that moment. Say what you want but Donna gave their relationship a killing blow when she turned down his ring like that. At that point Eric ending the relationship was like a doctor giving the time of death.

[@DarkKingsKing]

8:58 It's been less than a day since Betty White passed away and this scene will always hit so much harder now that such a great actress is no longer with us. RIP, Mrs. White, you will forever be missed.

[@BobbyGeneric]

This show needs to find a streaming home. I miss it. 😢

[@JazzyGaming]

SAMMEEE. This was our going to bed show for YEARS. I really want some streaming platform to pick it up again.

[@scottibrown3274]

It was on Netflix for a little bit. Not sure if it’s still there though

[@miaya.micronis]

@@scottibrown3274 it’s not ☹️ they took it off last September, but it might be coming back bc of the sequel series

[@devonmunn5728]

@@scottibrown3274 since they are doing a sequel series they will most likely gain the rights back

[@otmthewave]

netflix really needs to pick up 70s show😴

[@IAmMugel]

I forgot Donna's voice actually cracks when she says she's giving back the ring. That is such a hard gut punch. A realistic sounding voice crack is not easy to do, but when someone pulls it off, it will cause just about any scene to at least get me choked up

[@cindy_nicole]

Not to mention when Eric leaves for Africa and he and Red hug. Hyde and Red's hug was impactful but this hug also shows Red's love for Eric, despite what his hardass parenting style can portray sometimes

[@MikeJones-qn1gz]

I always like how they handled Fez dealing with Racism. Yeah Red and the gang poke fun at him but there’s a big difference between friends having harmless fun at each others expense and strangers being malicious towards him and using his race against him, that’s true Racism.

[@peterwhalen6599]

I could not agree more

[@kingoffists2215]

You nailed it man

[@alphanerd7221]

Fez isn't about racism. The character is about xenophobia.

[@barbicel]

@@alphanerd7221 That too, but his skin tone is brown and dark as well. So both can apply.

[@alphanerd7221]

@@barbicel Conflating the two is not wise. Fez was made fun of becuase he didn't know what was appropriate where he was. It wasn't about ethnicity, which was never even established. Red calls him "the foreign kid," xenophobia.

[@jeremynicklas4033]

I personally though Jackie’s father for being arrested would have made the list. Its heard to see a parent walk away from their child but to see a parent taken away hits a little closer to home for me

[@bellalalala3327]

this storyline definetely should have made it to the list! definetely more serious than eric and donna's breakup. people only like to forget it because it's a jackie storyline where she is the victim.

[@hahaimasian]

I didn't take it too serious because her dad was rich and jackie just talked about not having her dad makes her poor and cut her source of money off. I don't remember them having any real father and daughter talk.

[@nubreed13]

That and her mom immediately left and went all over mexico and south America hitting on men.

[@Steven-pn8kd]

Plus, that storyline was never resolved.

[@lunarose698]

I love how Red isn't a hardass all the time. There are times where he comes across as a caring husband and father.

[@chewy739]

He’s a hard ass until it comes to Kitty, then he turns to puddy lol

[@pocketwhatifs]

Like a wise man once said. An Ass is an absolute basterd because he can. A hardass is an basterd that cares

[@RunningAWOL411]

One of the greatest tv shows of all time, they really need to get a reunion together while they still have the chance

[@forman0719]

Well my friend type up that 90s show when you get the chance

[@RunningAWOL411]

@@forman0719 I just did, oh my god, oh my god, oh my god

[@forman0719]

I'm just hoping they can get the whole cast back eventually

[@RunningAWOL411]

@@forman0719 I don't see why not I mean obviously they won't always be around but I imagine they'll all make appearance's

[@forman0719]

Dream scenario: they all come back for a thanks giving episode the old gang go down to the basement and find a hidden stash in candyland. Then red, kitty and donna and Eric's daughter catches them and now they are all being sat down the be told of by red and kitty in the kitchen with their granddaughter also telling them off

[@konigeurichderwestgoten4460]

To those who complain about Red’s parenting. We never saw Red fly into a drunken rage or raise a hand against his kids or take out his belt. He loved his wife. Sometimes, a father needs to be hard ass to toughen up his children. You may be angry at first, but you may very well thank them later.

[@LivingOnCash]

Those complaining about Red's parenting are the very ones that need a parent like Red.

[@LucianDevine]

He was a hard ass to be sure, but he was there when they needed him. He wasn't always happy about it, and as much as he wanted that corvette, he still loved his kids, and cared about Eric's friends. He knew all of their names, agreed to adopt Hyde, despite the financial situation, etc. Would you rather have a hard ass you can count on, an absentee father, an imprisoned father? Bob is of course an option too, but Red was just as much a father to Donna as Bob was, just in his own way.

[@gerarduspoppel2831]

the biggest problem I have with his character is that he treats his daughter much better than his son. and is completely blind to her manipulation and bad character

[@konigeurichderwestgoten4460]

@@gerarduspoppel2831 Yeah, she milked the 'Daddy's Little Girl' act for all it was worth. But I can read Red's harshness towards Eric as worry that his son doesn't have the fortitude to roll with the punches.

[@ianr7014]

@@gerarduspoppel2831 Back then, mother’s were expected to be the disciplinarians for daughters-so, yeah; Laurie got away with shit when it came to Red, but Kitty was usually there to curb her worst behavior and/or remind Red he was being a hypocrite with her. Then again, Laurie was also an adult-as the seasons went on-who had sugar daddies all around town, so it’s not like she *needed* her parents. (And Red did eventually catch her hooking up with some dude, so it’s not like she got off completely free lmao)

[@NFrk97]

I still can't forgive this show for making Eric the bad guy when he broke up with Donna.

[@mnicolebouret3771]

See, I don't think they made him the bad guy , I think they played it real , the communication wasn't there as with most young couples and they couldn't take the gravity of the situation, eventhough the feelings were there , so they split.

[@michaelterrell2108]

They made it realistic. Neither him or Donna were at fault in their breakup.

[@views5663]

He made himself the bad guy he didn’t want to be a part of the show anymore …the whole cast would hang out and he wouldn’t eric ruined this show at the end

[@hahaimasian]

@@views5663 which guy you talking about. Eric or Topher?

[@garybankston9319]

Well, he's the dumbass. Who else is going to be the bad guy?

[@Kobra6510]

I was happy as hell when Kelso finally stood up to Jackie.

[@Joog0444]

By excusing his cheating ? But couldn’t move on when Jackie kiss a guy? Lmfaooo

[@MylotheZooLovingScientist]

^ The cheating came-at least as Kelso implies-as the result of prolonged emotional abuse, which may not have ever been extreme in any one instance, but over time became insufferable for him. Jackie “cheated” out of envy and spite when Kelso got work doing a job she always wanted and paid her less attention because of it. Kelso was a dumb, childish horn dog, but Jackie was a condescending, egotistical, manipulator.

[@klandgraf6956]

When Red says to Hyde “he’s not your” you can tell Red wanted to say “he’s not your father”

[@ProfChaos1985]

4:21 "Stephen, your dad is not..." You got the line almost completely wrong

[@mikecabral2420]

Another one that comes to mind is after Red's heart attack, when the doctor is doing an at home consultation to find the source of the stress that may have led to it, he blames Eric because of tension between him and Red and his constant snark and sarcasm. Red's then chews the doctor out for daring to blame his son and demands he leaves. It is especially poinent considering it is in the middle of one of the worst points in Red and Eric's relationship following Eric's decision to marry Donna out of high school.

[@jillb3072]

It's funny how Ashton and Mila are now a real life married couple

[@kaijukoopa1248]

and now part of me wonders if the roleplay

[@SpicyPlur]

Ashton apparently spoke out about the kiss with Mila, which make me respect him if true.

[@TwoPair72]

I love Red's cursing tirade with Hyde. He stepped up to do the right thing and helped Hyde and treated him like a son.

[@davidrose5632]

Not only was this show near-perfectly casted, the writing was spot on balancing humor and occasionally more serious stuff. Even though I was a teen in the 80's much of the banter and comradery (and boyfriend/girlfriend swaps) was very much a part of my time period too. Great show and I never pass up re-watching it when I can.

[@hahaimasian]

Good writing up to about season 5. The rest was to drag the show to milk as much money as possible

[@pedromatias7608]

@@hahaimasian Im thankful we got the 8 seasons. 5 would not have been enough. We all still watched it.

[@roguejester4986]

Red and Eric's conversation during their hunting just shows that though they don't show it, they still love each other regardless.

[@rubenoteiza9261]

One of the most serious: when President Ford is coming to town and Red starts complaining to Kitty and Eric about how bad the situation has become for the regular working stiff.

[@haydenbennett3547]

Red: Be honest. What do you think of me? Eric: How about we dont do this while you have a gun...

[@DumbFummer]

"How 'bout you do what the guy with the gun tells you to do" 😆

[@saintakins187]

That 70's show was ahead of his time, a story we will be telling to our grandchildren & great-grandchildren.

[@Linky609]

When they take Hyde in and red eventually caves is one of my favorite parts of the show. I think Red finally telling Eric he's proud of him/loves him should have been on the list, obvious sure but it's still a major one.

[@Chris-rj4fs]

Ashton Kutcher is so intelligent that its hard to remember him as Kelso. It's mind boggling to me!

[@TheFleahost]

Kelso's gesture of support for Fez at 7:14 is hilarious. It's those subtle things that can reinforce a moment.

[@derekb1887]

Forgot that Betty was Kitty's mom. RIP you legend!

[@Rockstar_19921]

Another moment would be when Hyde found out his father was wasn't really his father.

[@charliejoson9145]

I miss watching the show when it was syndicated in my country (I didn't get to watch it on Netflix). Jackie and Hyde were so good together because Jackie was soooo toxic to kind, simple minded Kelso and Fez. Hyde somehow made her personality grounded. I hate season 8

[@onlyacomentarynothingspeci2419]

For me that was the shows worst decision and she telling him she didn't love him really didn't make sense cause she changed for Hyde, don't let me start on that whole Fez..... Thing holy shit

[@MisaelMatute76]

"He screamed at me foreman, he really screamed at me" Says hyde as he gets cookies and milk in a safe home 🤣

[@andydwyer6627]

Rest In Peace Betty White (Age 99) January 17, 1922 - December 31, 2021

[@tenkenroo]

Probably my favorite Eric moment was when he put his dad in his place when red was freaking out if kitty could be pregnant. And red respected for him for it

[@JG-ce7sg]

Red was actually a caring friend to Donna’s Dad when he patted his Shoulder

[@AnnaC.GoodVibes2U]

I just got the complete series of this show! I love it ! This show will always be great I do wish the actors ( besides Mika Kunis and Ashton Kutcher) were in more movies especially Topher Grace his personality when he’s acting is iconic reminds me of the boy next door

[@iloveplasticbottles]

Sad fact: midge only left because her actress's husband's health was declining. Also apparently her actress died in January.

[@user-ux1vj9vx7s]

Apparently?

[@melrobertson2743]

@@user-ux1vj9vx7s sometimes sites put up that someone dies as clickbait

[@mechanomics2649]

@@user-ux1vj9vx7s Yes? Do you need them to define that word for you?

[@nikkiej.5875]

One of my favorite parts of the show was how Eric’s parents always treated Hyde like one of their own even before they took him in. They’ve known him for a long time so of course they would treat him like he’s a son to them.

[@IndorilTheGreat]

After leaving a woman that tore me down on the regular, Kelso and Jackie's breakup hits hard.

[@ShinzoX90]

Quit playin lol we know she left you

[@BigBrueser]

@@ShinzoX90 fucked up 😂

[@TRTSPODCAST]

That Eric episode really hits home *pun intended* that's the reality for a lot of people who are the only kids their parents have.

[@charlottestreet3301]

Eric has an older sister

[@TRTSPODCAST]

@@charlottestreet3301 yeah but she got written out and never came back on the show

[@charlottestreet3301]

@@TRTSPODCAST and my brother told me that the original actress who played her had died

[@2NDxDementionX322]

Honestly, Eric leaving for Africa and having his heart to heart with Red was my favorite.

[@jacobcrounk3019]

The same episode that Kelso breaks up with Jackie. I like it when Eric and Kelso are in the basement and Kelso tells Eric his older brother is bad news and will hurt Donna in the end and that what Eric and Donna had was real compared to him and jackie.

[@elizabethdeleon3485]

There will really never be a other show this damn good that hits the heart the same way. Experiencing it as a young tween and kinda graduating hs with it is probably one of my favorite millennial perks haha

[@thomasj.9686]

Same! Growing up with this show is an amazing experience. I probably wouldn't love this show as much if I didn't go through the throes of young adulthood alongside the cast.

[@aspiretoinspire9679]

TOPHER GRACE WAS DISCOVERED PERFORMING IN A HIGH SCHOOL PLAY. Co-creators Bonnie and Terry Turner were the parents of a cast member of a high school production of A Funny Thing Happened on the Way to the Forum. Their attention gradually turned to the lead, Topher Grace. The Turners asked him to audition the following year for their new show.

[@royalty5058]

One of the best series it's funny but it shows the reality of family and love and loss. That's why this show is so special.

[@manuginobilisbaldspot424]

I think the bar scene when Eric is going through it after the breakup should've been on here. Red talking about his old flame and then telling Eric he literally can take a few days to just cope with his sadness...it was so profound. Sometimes, less is more in these situations because often, life is about not letting the less(es) add up to a lot.

[@cameronblevins7720]

The Saddest Moment For Me Was When Eric Came Back From Africa

[@NickSchneiderChannel]

I, a grown man, cried on 4 separate occasions watching this

[@siempretrato]

Jackie and Hyde should have been together they made the best couple. They brought out the best in each other.

[@Spiderpichi2099]

Coming from someone whose favorite show is Friends, That 70s Show is really underrated

[@glitch164]

Red is no doubt the best dad and overall great man on TV.

[@killer92173]

#6 is kind of what I'm going through rn. On the one end I feel like I need to finally leave my folks' place and get a place of my own. On the other, I know I can't leave because my folks still need me, and I don't want to leave until I know that they can take care of themselves financially.

[@deborahcates]

I miss That 70s Show. 😔

[@Gashnaw]

*Fez steps out of the shower* "Sit for a while? If i didn't find this bacon I would be really upset."

[@dontdiscriminatehateeveryo9263]

Red and Kitty are awesome parents. It's actually pretty accurate in portraying normal parents. Few shows can do that.

[@sarahhenry1845]

#10, very ironic since Ashton Kutcher and Mila Kunis are married in real life.

[@kris242]

That 70s show was especially wonderful for its expert handling of comic-relief. Red gets a heart-attack. Kelso: “Oh! Open your eyes, he’s having an arm-attack!” 🤣 It got serious without ever getting depressing ❤️

[@_im_THAT_band_kid_]

I really love this show and how the show tackles these things.

[@MrStGeorgeIllawarra]

Where's the episode where Eric goes to work with his mom and she what she has to cope with everyday.

[@cammy85]

My favourite is when Red tried to talk Hyde out of moving out because he didn't want a birthday party.

[@chonwai]

Red being proud of Eric for deciding to leave even without their support was very real and encapsulated the grown of the character perfectly, they show how red do what he does because he cares for his son and kitty expletives tirade was just the cherry on top

[@Stuntman2304]

And I just went through the emotional roller coaster of watching the entire That 70’s Show in about 12 minutes 😭

[@jonahfrimodt4245]

If you look deeper, past the melodrama and 70s aesthetic, the main recurring theme of this show is the relationship between parents and older children. The dynamic between Eric and Red is the most important one, and the heartbeat of the series.

[@cheriremily9360]

Growing up in the late 70s and early 80s as a teen, this show hit home most of the time. If felt real in some ways. Too much drinking, parents partying and kids sneaking alcohol, etc. It made me nostalgic for that time, even though I wouldn't go back if I was paid...lol. Carsey/Werner hit on something and found the magic.

[@Tizzo1982]

This show did a great job at balancing really great comedy, and.its emotional serious moments

[@CdrChaos]

8:55 I was *NOT* prepared to see Betty White crying today.

[@rockydarknight2980]

When this show left Netflix , the office was only reason to have netflix. N now both are gone. So sad.

[@CPTM1]

Man. Why can I not find the show anywhere anymore. It was such a brilliant show, I watched it was it was first out, watched it as a stoner, watched it as an adult. The show has always hit differently, brilliant show and one of the best American shows ever

[@pinkfreud62]

I think so, too. I was a teen in the 70's so I could relate. Miss those days and my old friends.

[@khaelprime7158]

What about the time Hyde's father left and Eric kept asking where he is and Hyde said I can't tell you because he won't tell me

[@Michael.Sandoval33]

Red and Kitty loved those kids. They are annoyed by them sometimes but they really did.

[@dylanhighter1680]

I think jackie and hyde where better than Kelso or fez

[@ethelcipollone6518]

Agreed

[@seandaniels7938]

10:56 im totally with eric like if Donna doesn't see a future with eric why are you with him id have done the same cuz thats pretty much admitting your wasting my time and leading me on

[@darkherostar]

suddenly seeing Betty White brings up all the old classic moment's. Have a good go you Golden Gal!!

[@rochellemarshall1801]

Steven Hyde reminds me of Shawn Hunter. Both have an absent fathers

[@Gumbier_Than]

And have veto fathers who would go to hell and back for them from their friends. Still think about Alan (Cory's dad) and the cult guy. 😁✌🏾

[@twelve-t4c]

they all bought into it so much that it became more than just a sit com . there s so much real emotion involved . the 70s backdrop just seems to enhance it somehow .. that convergance of everything coming togethor to make something truly special

[@Bigbear0104]

i miss one moment. When Eric is leaving to work in africa. The conversation between Eric and Red. Red says he miss him and he loves him and of course the hug.

[@juliojuarez4033]

If danny wasn't in jail he would be in that 90s show maybe have a story line where he is a supportive dad & try not to make the same mistakes his parents made with him

[@megah8nyouzero]

Red being a surrogate father always gets me. I had a similar relationship with a really outstanding father figure and it hits hard when I see scenes like this. Just like Uncle Phil and Will.

[@onedudecommenting2977]

They have the most consistent uploads

[@arthas640]

8:30 this is the sort of behavior that makes me love Red. He's an asshole, but he's an asshole who still has a heart and loves the kids even if he doesnt get touchy feely or articulate his feelings. He's not the dad anyone _wants_ but he's often the dad they _need_

[@ashwilliams3791]

The last scene as well (#1). He understood that the world is a tough place and his biggest priority was to prepare Eric for it.

[@fjlr]

When Hyde's turned 18 and Red told him about being a man was a great moment!

[@travis_mitchell]

Weirdly, the strongest part of the new series, was the relationship set up between Red and Sherri from next door. The episode about her seeing her father in him, and him ultimately doing what her father didn’t do for her, was actually well done, and I’m hoping is made a bigger part of the series moving forward. The idea that Red has a chance to right his wrongs with Laurie, through Sherri, and finally have a daughter he’s proud of, could be great.

[@thomasj.9686]

When I saw no. 2, I kept scratching my head wondering what no. 1 is. Thanks for this list, Ms Mojo. I love this show to death.

[@tankdogization]

The Hyde and Red scenes were the deepest parts of the show. This video missed the episode where it was Hyde’s birthday.

[@calebducommun7589]

When will mojo realize these clips are great with little talk. You don’t have to explain every second of what’s happening we are literally watching it

[@taytmw18]

Because if they don't talk, they can get a copyright strike. Fair use only allows you to use copyrighted content if you add your own commentary to it, among other things

[@calebducommun7589]

@@taytmw18 b.s. many KZbinrs make these videos with minimal talking. You don’t need to make a 15 minutes video where 14 minutes of it is talking

[@CrimsonRayne]

Another moment is when angel gives Eric a chance to erase all his memories. Probably death. But he decides to keep then even after all the good times.

[@spartacus1610]

Everyone in this show was simply amazing, their joy and their pain were real just as if we were there right next to them experiencing it with them. This show will always be my favorite and the best show in my opinion. I laugh with every episode and enjoy it no matter how many times I watch it.

[@ilovemydog6847]

I used to watch That 70s Show and I always wished my dad was more like Red.

[@brandondiaz1967]

Can relate so hard to Hyde being adopted. My 2nd brother was adopted by my parents after his bio parents abandoned him

[@qualityherbsonly]

Red is one of my favorite characters in any show. Mean and bitter on the outside. But truly a loving and devoted father and husband on the inside.

[@dustinjenney9736]

Red is the father we all wish we had.

[@fordprefect4728]

Glad to see grandma's dead ep. on the list, its easily 1 of my fav's of the show. I always laugh when eric says "so this is what beer tastes like" and red just rolls his eyes.

[@joewhitehead3]

I could definitely relate to Eric in number 6, when he’s ranting & yelling about having to go