Days Like These "Disco Knights" (remake of 70s Show "That Disco Episode")
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- Days Like These was a short-lived attempt to remake That 70s Show for a British television audience. This episode, Disco Knights is a redo of the original episode entitled That Disco Episode.
often imitated but never duplicated, not bad for a British version of that 70's show, but the American version is way better
This is pretty much a exact copy of 70s show just replace with British reference where the Americans ones were. That not to say I hate it. It actually pretty cool seeing the show done slightly differently. But in the end this was pretty clear complete copy of the original.
Hyde is really the active one here.. He talk more than jackie in this series
I thought at first this was stupid, but it's not that bad. It's interesting to see how the British think.
It's a pile of old crap. Same rubbish scripts as the original, US based stinker, but with a few references changed. This no more capture the genuine, British experience of the 70s than Starsky and bleedin Hutch.
For a sitcom, The Grimleys was vastly more on point.
@Padraig Mahone where can I watch this? I'm interested!
@@MrEdwardmarlowe The only Hutch I know is Bowie and Hutch(aka John 'Hutch' Hutchinson) not Starsky and Hutch.
While it makes more sense that a guy like Fez... from whatever Latin American country he's supposed to be from... would be a great dancer.
But it's a lot funnier that the Swedish guy is secretly a great dancer.
He's germery
Danish...
Dutch…
Could you imagine a British remake of That 90s Show
lol I told my brother that in another universe Kitty and Rob’s Granddaughter is staying with them in Luton for Summer Holidays.
I was just thinking that I wonder if they can get Ronnie and kitty and Eric
And Dylan altogether and the actor who played Dylan probably didn't go to jail what if they bring Dylan on to that 70 show? 😂
Also did they take out the jokes about jackie being short and Donna being tall? Considering the britisch girls are about the same height
british eric is actually pretty cute
Woah there ain't that a lil uh
It would have made more sense, and better comedically, if they had made the Fez character from India instead of Scandinavian. And in this episode it would have then made sense that he would have instinctively responded to disco dance music, which made sense for the Latin American Fez in the original (because disco was based on Latin American rhythms), but no sense for this one.
Where do you think ABBA is from?
I thought he was from iceland
@@Morrison64 Denmark...
Another classic episode.
Eric in the original actually like disco he becomes a roll disco guy and they all make fun of him even his parents
I like both American and English version
The guy they got to play fez is so not foreign enough to be fez, ya know?
The American version has a lot more energy.
Not the last time Harry Peacock would utter the word “toast”!
Wish they copied every episode...I love this and the original so much
British Donna is kinda cute
um no
@@cheche_03 Jealous?
Jackie and Fez had insane chemistry while dancing, need to go watch the original to forget that.
They couldn't afford a basement for them to all to sit in? They have to do it in the garage?
also you do realize its a set....Both the basement and garage are sets and not actually what they are lol
Basements are not typical in UK houses.
Uk can house don’t tend to have basements. They usually have bigger attic.
I thought that Britain was more punk than disco in 1976.
Why do those teenagers all look 30
Because they are 30
Very common thing to cast young adults as teenagers, though 30 is a bit old IMO. Fun Fact: Mila Kunis was 14 when she first played Jackie. You had to be at least 18 to audition, and she told them that she would be 18, but neglected to say when.
Most actors who play teenagers are in their 20s and 30s. It's because they are usually better actors at those ages 🙂
Ours did too lol
This is an insult to that 70s show fans
Kat Nad yes
'That 70s Show' was an insult to anyone with half a brain. This is even worse.
They should bring Dylan to that 90s show
this should be illegal
It's like exactly the same, except British
Oh, no, it's even worse than the original. Imaginecremoving Ashton Kutcher and it being *worse*. That's actuslly wuite an achievement.
The American cast is infinitely better. This Red Forman doesn’t come anywhere close to the tone of the American one.
The American Fez dance way better in that scene.
You wouldn't catch the US version of Hyde with a headband all the time.
RAY BLOODY PURCHASE!
British usually does tv better than America. This is the one in a million shows that says otherwise. Its super cringe but its like watching The Room or a train wreck. Its so bad its interesting
American television is far superior to British television
These episodes seem as though they wanted to do a British version, yet with the absolute worst cast and director they could manage.
Slight anachronism in the last few dance steps Donna and Eric do at the end of the program. Those moves were from Saturday Night Fever, which wasn't released until over a year after this program supposedly took place.
Also, I'm pretty sure one of the characters mentioned Grease in one of the earlier episodes of That 70s Show, but Grease hadn't been released yet. Unless they were talking about the stage show, in which case, when did they see the stage show?
Was there a whole series made of this? British Jackie is insanely hot.
Edward Gill if there is I'd love to see more
It didn't even make a whole season. It was canceled and they just ran the American version.
Did itv ever air the original version?
A black or Chinese guy would make a better fez..
I like the title song better and the scene with chores how Eric screws it up repeating I found it funny here not on the US version. Too many things the BBC cancel or let for opportunity to slip by. I like Red in the US version but Ron I like as well as the cast of characters
The fact they use the same songs in the disco scene its ridiculous
I like this version. It's like how The Office copied the original British Office.
Use your IMAGINATION - SpongeBob
the circle scene was so bad
I love that 70s show and I watched all the episodes of it. I had never knew they had a British version until I somehow stumbled upon it and I've been binge watching it and it's just as funny if not funnier in some ways then That 70s show.
I think hearing the reference change from American one to British one kind of do that.
@@kimbellepossabllee1634 yeah, that's a possibility. I'm glad I found that show because it was really funny. In some ways it's funnier than that 70s show, but then again I enjoy both of them since they both are really funny.
@@PrincessZeeBee I will admit I came in expecting to hate it. But I did love it. Wish they would have made more episodes.
.what the fuck?
hyde’s acting is lowkey terrible
This sucks.lol