You sound ridiculous getting butthurt over a fictional character. Jeez, take a pill. It’s just a fictional tv show and just fictional characters. You don’t have to take it so seriously and personally.
Mila Kunis was only fourteen when she auditioned for the show. The casting directors required that any interested actors be at least 18 when auditioning. When producers asked her age, she misled them by saying, "Well, I'll be eighteen on my birthday." and neglected to say what year. Mila Kunis (Jackie) had her first kiss in real life at the age of 15 as an actress on this show with Ashton Kutcher (Michael Kelso). She and Kutcher got married years later and have two children. The filming of the final episode, "That '70s Finale", was frequently delayed because Laura Prepon (Donna) couldn't stop crying. She had become extremely emotional as the realization that she would no longer be filming the show with the cast and crew she had started to consider as family, hit her really hard. The fifth season episode titles are all Led Zeppelin song titles, the sixth season are all The Who songs, the seventh season are all The Rolling Stones songs, and the eighth season's titles are all Queen songs. In many scenes, Mila Kunis (Jackie) had to wear platform heels, or sit down, just to appear in the same frame as Laura Prepon (Donna), due to the height difference. Kitty's cigarette smoking was slowly phased out after season three, due to Debra Jo Rupp kicking the habit in real life. Jackie Mila Kunis and Kelso Ashton Kutcher were one of the show's main couples. In 2012, six years after the end of this show, Kunis and Kutcher started dating in real life as well. In 2014, Kunis had the couple's first child. They got married in July 2015. Despite popular belief, Jackie's eye color is said to be brown, unlike Mila Kunis, who has a rare condition called heterochromia, meaning one of her eyes is green, and the other brown. Red's middle name is Albert. His full name is Reginald Albert Forman. Although they play brothers in the show, Ashton Kutcher and Luke Wilson only share one scene during the whole series. In many episodes there are references to Star Wars: Episode IV - A New Hope (1977), mostly by Eric Forman. Much like Eric, Topher Grace is a big fan of Star Wars: Episode IV - A New Hope (1977) and Star Trek (1966). Some songs playing during the scene changes, or bumpers, are snippets from famous '70s songs such as "Fly Like an Eagle" by the Steve Miller Band, "Magic Man" by Heart, and "What Is and What Should Never Be" by Led Zeppelin. The reason behind Midge's reduced role throughout the series is because of Tanya Roberts' personal struggles. At the time, her husband, Barry Roberts, had been battling encephalitis, and she left the show to take care of him. The rock group poster often seen on the wall in Eric's basement is of Paul McCartney and Wings. Ages of the main six when the show started: * Mila Kunis - 15 * Wilmer Valderrama - 18 * Laura Prepon - 18 * Topher Grace - 20 * Ashton Kutcher - 20 * Danny Masterson - 22 The song by supergroup ABBA, "Fernando" was released in 1975 as it is played as the song that Hyde has his first dance with Donna in season 1 episode 8 "that disco episode" in the year 1976 The theme is actually Cheap Trick's cover of an old "Big Star" single from 1972 The theme song is originally a Big Star song called "In the Street." Cheap Trick covered parts of it for the theme song. Bret Harrison as Charlie Richardson was intended to be the replacement character for Eric Forman once he left for Africa (and Topher Grace left the show). However, Harrison had won the leading role in Reaper (2007) and could no longer commit to the show, and so he was killed off by having him fall off the water tower fatally. Josh Meyers was then recruited to fill in for Topher Grace. The only core male teenager throughout the series with whom Jackie (Mila Kunis) never has a romantic relationship is Eric (Topher Grace). Their hostile nature towards one another is pointed out sporadically throughout the series. When Eric leaves for Africa, he is genuinely shocked that for the first time ever, Jackie calls the house specifically to speak to Eric, stating she always considered him a close friend. The series finale, during the New Year's Eve party, ends exactly at 11:59 PM on December 31, 1979 as the characters count down the clock. The show ended 1 second before the beginning of the new decade (the 1980's). Like Kelso, Ashton Kutcher used to be a model
@michellauzon4640 A friend of mine thought that for the intro it should be like a bunch of kids fooling around in the car. So Laura probably just did what she thought was best for fooling around and they ended up liking it a lot so they just had her keep on doing it.😊
Hanging out Down the street The same old thing We did last week Not a thing to do But talk to you We’re all alright We’re all alright Hello, Wisconsin!
Where did Ashton and Topher go? I mean what happened to make them both leave? ( yes I'm a Noob To That 70s show, I never paid much attention to it back when it was airing on tv.... but I am curious)
Some people don’t understand the intro when everyone switches seats when their singing See it’s a red light game called Chinese Fire Drill . For those who may not know, a “Chinese fire drill” is kind of like a game of vehicular musical chairs. A car load of people (usually teenagers) come to a stop at a red light. Everyone frantically gets out and runs around the vehicle (usually while laughing and/or screaming hysterically) and then jumps back in the car and wait for the light to turn green.
you actually left out an intro which is understandable a few season 3 episodes had a different version of the intro originally, and it's only available on the home video releases that are in 4x3 as the widescreen versions have the same intro all around for season 3
If you’re referring to the one that has Randy in it, you don’t have to take it so seriously and personally. It’s just a fictional character and just a fictional tv show.
@@JasonDelarosa2000 WAAAY AWESOME!!! Season 1, while a decent attempt, is just a little too intense, loud and crass to enjoy and kinda fell a little flat, at the end for my liking!! Unlike season 2 on end with the "We're all alright, we're all alright" bit was such an extra phenomenal way to bring the intro to a more satisfying finish!! That's almost like saying the intros to season 1 of CHiP's, Sabrina, the Teenage Witch, Moesha, Martin, Simon and Simon, Baywatch, Charles in Charge, Remington Steele, etc., was the best version of their own respective theme songs. Guess I actually like, "boring", then... who knew?
Thank you for pretending that Randy never existed
You sound ridiculous getting butthurt over a fictional character. Jeez, take a pill. It’s just a fictional tv show and just fictional characters. You don’t have to take it so seriously and personally.
yeah well the final season was ass
In before Randy returns as a secondary character in the spinoff
@@arcticangel1628 nah he was terrible and no one cares as much as you do
@@arcticangel1628 ok snowflake
Mila Kunis was only fourteen when she auditioned for the show. The casting directors required that any interested actors be at least 18 when auditioning. When producers asked her age, she misled them by saying, "Well, I'll be eighteen on my birthday." and neglected to say what year.
Mila Kunis (Jackie) had her first kiss in real life at the age of 15 as an actress on this show with Ashton Kutcher (Michael Kelso). She and Kutcher got married years later and have two children.
The filming of the final episode, "That '70s Finale", was frequently delayed because Laura Prepon (Donna) couldn't stop crying. She had become extremely emotional as the realization that she would no longer be filming the show with the cast and crew she had started to consider as family, hit her really hard.
The fifth season episode titles are all Led Zeppelin song titles, the sixth season are all The Who songs, the seventh season are all The Rolling Stones songs, and the eighth season's titles are all Queen songs.
In many scenes, Mila Kunis (Jackie) had to wear platform heels, or sit down, just to appear in the same frame as Laura Prepon (Donna), due to the height difference.
Kitty's cigarette smoking was slowly phased out after season three, due to Debra Jo Rupp kicking the habit in real life.
Jackie Mila Kunis and Kelso Ashton Kutcher were one of the show's main couples. In 2012, six years after the end of this show, Kunis and Kutcher started dating in real life as well. In 2014, Kunis had the couple's first child. They got married in July 2015.
Despite popular belief, Jackie's eye color is said to be brown, unlike Mila Kunis, who has a rare condition called heterochromia, meaning one of her eyes is green, and the other brown.
Red's middle name is Albert. His full name is Reginald Albert Forman.
Although they play brothers in the show, Ashton Kutcher and Luke Wilson only share one scene during the whole series.
In many episodes there are references to Star Wars: Episode IV - A New Hope (1977), mostly by Eric Forman. Much like Eric, Topher Grace is a big fan of Star Wars: Episode IV - A New Hope (1977) and Star Trek (1966).
Some songs playing during the scene changes, or bumpers, are snippets from famous '70s songs such as "Fly Like an Eagle" by the Steve Miller Band, "Magic Man" by Heart, and "What Is and What Should Never Be" by Led Zeppelin.
The reason behind Midge's reduced role throughout the series is because of Tanya Roberts' personal struggles. At the time, her husband, Barry Roberts, had been battling encephalitis, and she left the show to take care of him.
The rock group poster often seen on the wall in Eric's basement is of Paul McCartney and Wings.
Ages of the main six when the show started:
* Mila Kunis - 15
* Wilmer Valderrama - 18
* Laura Prepon - 18
* Topher Grace - 20
* Ashton Kutcher - 20
* Danny Masterson - 22
The song by supergroup ABBA, "Fernando" was released in 1975 as it is played as the song that Hyde has his first dance with Donna in season 1 episode 8 "that disco episode" in the year 1976
The theme is actually Cheap Trick's cover of an old "Big Star" single from 1972
The theme song is originally a Big Star song called "In the Street." Cheap Trick covered parts of it for the theme song.
Bret Harrison as Charlie Richardson was intended to be the replacement character for Eric Forman once he left for Africa (and Topher Grace left the show). However, Harrison had won the leading role in Reaper (2007) and could no longer commit to the show, and so he was killed off by having him fall off the water tower fatally. Josh Meyers was then recruited to fill in for Topher Grace.
The only core male teenager throughout the series with whom Jackie (Mila Kunis) never has a romantic relationship is Eric (Topher Grace). Their hostile nature towards one another is pointed out sporadically throughout the series. When Eric leaves for Africa, he is genuinely shocked that for the first time ever, Jackie calls the house specifically to speak to Eric, stating she always considered him a close friend.
The series finale, during the New Year's Eve party, ends exactly at 11:59 PM on December 31, 1979 as the characters count down the clock. The show ended 1 second before the beginning of the new decade (the 1980's).
Like Kelso, Ashton Kutcher used to be a model
The best intro ever. I like specially when Donna puts her hands on the dash, like she is scared by the driver.
I don’t think that’s why she put her hands on the dash.
@@arcticangel1628 I mean scared of the way he drives.
@@michellauzon4640 I get what you mean to say, but I don’t think that’s what it was about when she put her hands on the dash.
@@arcticangel1628 What is it then?
@michellauzon4640 A friend of mine thought that for the intro it should be like a bunch of kids fooling around in the car. So Laura probably just did what she thought was best for fooling around and they ended up liking it a lot so they just had her keep on doing it.😊
I like how the tag changes the year with each iteration up until the end of the 70s.
I never noticed that
I wished that Netflix didn’t take this show off
is on peacock
Its on Amazon Prime Video
And there is that 90s show.
You have to pay friggin money
"Is Cuties still on Netflix?"
"Yes."
"Then keep That 70s Show away from Netflix!!"
Hanging out
Down the street
The same old thing
We did last week
Not a thing to do
But talk to you
We’re all alright
We’re all alright
Hello, Wisconsin!
I remember being like 10 years old waiting for new episodes to drop every Wednesday on fox. This hits the feels big time
One of the best television intros ever!!!!
ONE OF MY FAVE THEME SONGS
I've been distracted lately noticing the cars in the back ground are clearly models from the late 90s. I can't stop staring at them!
They changed the car intro when ashton and topher left, because it wouldn't been the same without eric and kelso.
It was Erics car too
Where did Ashton and Topher go? I mean what happened to make them both leave? ( yes I'm a Noob To That 70s show, I never paid much attention to it back when it was airing on tv.... but I am curious)
This tv show so super funny!
Only one other like, Wtf. This is great by the way.
I guess maybe that person didn’t like how the intros changed over the seasons.
Eric mocking Jackie at 0:46
I never realized topher grace was Venom
They're very clearly driving in traffic from the 90s though. Always drives me insane!
Some people don’t understand the intro when everyone switches seats when their singing
See it’s a red light game called Chinese Fire Drill .
For those who may not know, a “Chinese fire drill” is kind of like a game of vehicular musical chairs. A car load of people (usually teenagers) come to a stop at a red light. Everyone frantically gets out and runs around the vehicle (usually while laughing and/or screaming hysterically) and then jumps back in the car and wait for the light to turn green.
2:09 red invented the dab
In Wisconsin watching this!
Minority opinion: the last one was the best one. Tommy looking around for The Voice gets me every time. 😂
Hanging out down the street the same Old thing ilke we did last week not a thing but talk to you we all right
1:20 goated
Mila Kunis is a babe
Diva
Yep!
IKR? An almost edible goddess!!!
Topher grace is From Darien, Ct. Next to my city of Stamford, Ct...
0:18 is he imitating a singer with a microphone?
Yes...
I like season 1 theme song
you actually left out an intro which is understandable
a few season 3 episodes had a different version of the intro originally, and it's only available on the home video releases that are in 4x3 as the widescreen versions have the same intro all around for season 3
If you’re referring to the one that has Randy in it, you don’t have to take it so seriously and personally. It’s just a fictional character and just a fictional tv show.
@@arcticangel1628 no I'm talking about from season 3, long before Randy
@@lunaracc914 Oh ok. Nevermind then.
I swear to god I may have seen it on Netflix. Red sings along in this one right?
@@ismascarade Netflix won't have it due to using the HD masters
ranking:
1. season 1
2. season 4
3. season 5
4. season 2
5. season 3
6. season 8 version 1
7. season 8 version 2
Agree. However I love all the openings expect for season 8
@ 2:03 I will never not see that 97-03 f150
Yes, thank you for not having Randy/Josh Meyers in the intro. I didn’t realize he wasn’t, but he was the worst. The worst!
My favorite seasons in order
1. 5
2. 3.
3. 2
4. 1
5. 7
6. 4
7. 6
8. 8
Wow, no Danny Masterson jokes?😂
I guess everyone “separate[s] the art from the artist”.
season 1 has the best intro, period. the other ones sound boring
No offense, but the theme from season 2-on is AWESOME!!!!!
@@JasonDelarosa2000 WAAAY AWESOME!!! Season 1, while a decent attempt, is just a little too intense, loud and crass to enjoy and kinda fell a little flat, at the end for my liking!! Unlike season 2 on end with the "We're all alright, we're all alright" bit was such an extra phenomenal way to bring the intro to a more satisfying finish!! That's almost like saying the intros to season 1 of CHiP's, Sabrina, the Teenage Witch, Moesha, Martin, Simon and Simon, Baywatch, Charles in Charge, Remington Steele, etc., was the best version of their own respective theme songs. Guess I actually like, "boring", then... who knew?
Respectfully, disagree!
You have bad taste. Season 1 intro sucks.
Gonna have to disagree there, period.
Ride Your Pony lee Dorsey theme song
best one is season 1
What the eff, I was certain the end of the theme song ended with “Ohio hio hio!”
This Show Is Trash Brock