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- "That ‘70s Show" goes off script! For this list, we’ll be looking at the reportedly improvised lines, gaffes, and moments when the cast breaks character on the sitcom “That ‘70s Show.” Our countdown includes the tears, cat killer, table trip, and more! What's YOUR favorite "That ‘70s Show" unscripted moment? Let us know in the comments!
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What's YOUR favorite "That ‘70s Show" unscripted moment? Let us know below, and check out our video of the Top 10 Most Relatable That '70s Show Moments here: th-cam.com/video/czDwpYNKOdk/w-d-xo.html
I would say Kitty at the strip club was absolutely hilarious 🤣🤣🤣
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The Red & Stacey scene you selected as # 1.
😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊
Overall for pure incredible talent and dedication, it had to be when Kelso came flying over the 🛋couch🛋 to flirt with Laurie and he over shot or over timed his jump and plowed into the coffee table shins first. First, HOW he didn't slip, fall, or scream OUCH! is beyond comprehension. But then to actually stay in character, for ALL of them to stay in character and not lose it? That is incredibly funny and unbelievably talented work by young and amazing actors. Ashton Kutcher may have played a goofball, or a stooge, but he was an extremely special character and again an unbelievably talented actor. Not all people can pull off physical comedy, as well as really good character development and spot on performances, yet he did it, consistently. They ALL did, but Aston's job as Kelso was for me one of the best moments during this show's run. He was a brilliant doofus!
“Hey, I’m a cat killer. I murdered your cat” has to be one of the best lines in the show
😂😂😂
but ya gotta say it with a straight face 😐😑😐...🤣😂
😂😂😂😂😂 "Weather kicks ass!" 😂😂😂😂😂
It’s the fact he clearly started laughing and says you gotta say it with a straight face!!!!
I CANT WITH RED!
Tater nuts
The cast breaks all the time, it makes the show so much more realistic. Real people laugh at the crazy stuff people say all the time and seeing on the show makes it so much better.
Right? Like what world are you in where every joke you make is with a straight face and no matter how hilarious it is, no one acknowledges it? 😂
@@dillpickle59 seeing the character laugh at something funny makes the character better. Too many shows are sterile and controlled.
There's one left out. Red explains to Kitty and Eric about the relationship between a father and a son being complex, making Topher giggle (unscripted) and Kurtwood telling him to wipe that smirk off his face (also unscripted)
It says top ten. Not ALL of them.
@@IzraelGraves it also says right in the beginning to let them know if they missed a good one
I always knew that one was unscripted!! Lmao I swear their unscripted scenes you can almost tell but it gets blended in so well. What an amazing show
That one was so good it felt genuine and I'm glad to have confirmation it was
@@IzraelGraves I’d rate that one as a top ten!
The finale scene with Kitty and Donna always felt so real and it’s not hard to see that the actors felt the same way
Dont tell me you had some doubts that the scene felt real
There was a special about "That 70s Show" that aired after the final episode called "The Final Goodbye" and they showed the behind the scene making of the final episode and everyone was crying when interviewed. Wilmer in describing what the show meant to him couldn't contain his tears and the waterworks coming down from their faces were so genuine, you know they cared for each other and were trying so hard to hold it together to tape the finale.
Gets me every.damn.time. I was a kid and the show ended when I was a senior in high school. It was like my big brothers and sisters were leaving us.
@@ernestogastelum9123 Not one doubt. The last season was the worst season of them all, HOWEVER, that last episode you could not only see the emotional impact that these characters/actors were going through but you truly felt the sadness and the love that they ALL HAVE for one another. Again that's one of the main reasons why I've loved this show from day one. The fact that you can see and FEEL the way that all of these characters are feeling. Their laughter and fun isn't just scripted, it's actually felt, and you the audience can feel it too. When Topher and Aston left for the last season, the gap that they left was too big to overcome. The Eric "substitute", Randy, wasn't anywhere close to as dynamic or had the connection that Eric and Donna had. It wasn't so much the actor's fault, he was given a no win situation.
I agree
you can tell by Donna's face that when Fez wrestled her it was unscripted she was so surprised
And Kurwoods face in the background.
I thought Kelso was the one yelling hello Wisconsin. Good to know Hyde was the one doing that.
I thought the same thing!
I thought it was Eric 😂
I'm almost certain it is Kelso who yells 'Hello Wisconsin!'.
@@carlosnavarro9951 people though that
Sure sounds like Kelso to me
Cat killer has to be the funniest thing ever due to Eric and Kitty's face
I laugh every time. 😂😂
It's one of my favorite scenes of the whole show. I never not laugh
Hydes face is hilarious as he looks at Kitty and Eric! 🤣
And lora just casually eating and agreeing with him lol
I love Kitty's dance, and how it was completely improvised by Debra Jo. I don't blame Laura or Mila for cracking up, I'd have probably struggled to hold in my laughter as well! 😂🤣
Massive props to the stripper guy who was able to somehow hold it together while doing one hand push-ups.
I love your profile photo.
😂
That was one of the funniest damn things I've ever seen. Debra Jo is a treasure.
@@shaunsmith7019 In the blooper reel you see him losing it, too, and collapse on stage from laughter :D
This show worked incredibly well because of the undeniable chemistry between the actors. Something "That 90s Show" might never replicate.
Give em time though they're still pretty new so they can easily develop that chemistry the longer they film together
@Cody how much time do they need? The original cast had this down from the first episode on. It's easy to forget how solid that first season was
@Joe King if renewed for season 2 they'll probably appear more comfortable with one another. Gotta remember too they're all younger than the 70s cast was with the exception of Mila. It's not a terrible show but definitely could benefit from better chemistry which may present itself in the future.
They keep trying to recreate this show, but it’s never gonna happen because the casting for this was perfect every step of the way. No shade to That 90’s Show kids, but it’s like watching a Disney show. I don’t think they’d be able to get away with a lot of stuff the original did either.
@@virgie4715 yeah you know it’s not looking good when Debra Jo Rupp is carrying the show instead of the main cast.
Don’t get me wrong that 90s was okay but they do need to work on things. #1 for me is change Jays and Nate’s bromance. I’m sorry but that first episode where Nate and Jay said “bro” to each other like 30 times was just cringe.
Kudos to the dancer managing to do one handed press ups even though he's on the verge of hysterics too
When you check bloopers from that scene, you'll se that at one moment he collapsed in laughter as he cannot do any more.
Eric killing Mr. Bonkers will forever be gutbustingly hilarious because of Red's dry delivery of, "Wow. That is one dead cat."
I thought “Eric you are a god” was unscripted because Laura and Topher looked thrown off when Ashton said that line.
Yeah thats a good one. Maybe the line was scripted but them bowing definitely took laura and topher by surprise
That is literally one of my top favorite scenes! 😂😂😂
@@brandicrane6614one of the best scenes in that show called I die laughing every time I see that. How quick those two started bowing down
@@PghDon77It’s either the Eric you are a god episode.. The episode where they dine and dash or Red and Stacey…
Those were the episodes where I couldn’t stop laughing from start to end!!!
Leo telling the guys in the field that aliens told him “I was gonna have a good year” kills me every time I see it. Seeing Ashton Kutcher laugh makes it so much better.
damn I've lived my entire life believing it was Kelso yelling "hello Wisconsin".
Same here.
I Thought it was eric!
Facts lol
I always thought it was Eric
Eric
*THIS* is one of the things that make That 70’s Show so great. The carefree vibe you get from them breaking character, it just makes everything funnier/better.
one of the reasons the burns worked so well is because of the spot on timing with Topher Grace's reactions, and the fantastic connections the actors had while delivering their lines.
It was clear that the cast weren't quite acting during the final episode of the original series, since they would not only have to bid farewell to their characters, but to each other as well.
But it felt more as a goodbye
Love Kitty. She basically carries That 90s Show. I wish the new cast were as carismatic as the old one because Debra can only do so much.
Give it time because the other ones weren't that charismatic in the first season of that 70s
I say the second 12 episode of scenes one it all came together
First season of that 70’s show was awesome. The first episode and maybe even the second were iffy but I argue from the on it just went off. That 90’s show on the other hand………
@@ernestogastelum9123 um, yeah they were. They hit the ground running in season one. The new cast has no chemistry AT ALL! And definitely no “cadisma”!
@@abehambino nah fr they tried to be funny but like come on you cant beat the original
One you missed is when Bob used their tub and it needs to be cleaned. Kitty is about to do it, but Red intervenes saying that it is too horrible for her to do. Then he calls for Eric. You can see in the background, Debra Jo Rupp is laughing.
I mean its their top ten, they didn't miss it, they just didn't choose it.
@@IzraelGraves It could go in an honorable mention.
“Softer than Liberace at the playboy mansion.”😂
The funniest part is Donna explaining it to Kelso. 🤣
I'm pretty sure no one was yelling cut during Kitty's strip club scene because everyone was laughing so much including the director, staff, and camera men that they forgot to
These clips are what made this show so great. The authentic laughs, the "bloopers" that were kept in the shows broadcasts. You could see the difference between the shows that acted like they had fun and this show where they truly did have fun! Everyone of these "skits" were all extremely funny and they all showed the incredible talents that these men and women have. Every single episode had some giggle, or off script laugh, which made it into the final showing and it made watching these guys that much more hilarious. You NEVER knew what was next.
9:20 Wait that's supposed to be Hyde? I thought that was Kelso for years.
Sane bro😂😂😂
This is what That 90's Show was missing with the new kids...that authenticity that made them all come off like real friends just hanging out and they just so happened to be on camera.
Fez wrestling Donna was definitely my favorite because of the total awkwardness of it. Hilarious.
“I’m lonely” 😂
You can tell that Topher wasn't in on a lot of the jokes. Or he has an amazing straight face
Toper is just great as being deadpan.
No, I think he’s actually a really gifted actor.
Kinda both, it's said that out of everyone, he wasn't one for hanging out after hours.
@@ToreDL87 Looking back now, he was the smart one.
@@Rye_Toastdare i ask why; assuming i know where this is going.
I went from 13 years old to 23 during the '70s so this show always resonated with me. I watched the entire series when it aired right up to the end. I got out of the Army in 1979 and got a job right away which kind of started my official adulthood. When the series ended on the last day of 1979 it really hit me hard because it took me right back to ending of my youth. Those days of just having fun, not a care in the world and knowing you had you whole life in front of you.
Now at just shy of 67, I'm on the down hill side. I've had an okay life but man, what I'd do to go back to the mid '70s, even for just a few days. Obviously, I can't but watching reruns of "That '70s Show" can almost bring me back there.
Like Kris Kristofferson wrote,and Janis sung "I'd trade all my tomorrow's, for a single yesterday".
I know what you mean. For me that time is the 90's. Well, there's That '90s Show now. It's not the same but maybe I should check it out
Good share. The nostalgia this show provides for so many people is unmatched. And 67 should be a great age, you can retire and go back to kind of life you had when you were 17.
Who here learned for the first time that Hyde yelled hello Wisconsin? I always thought it was Eric or Kelso
Its Kelso. Says so in the subtitles. Masterson just came up with the idea.
Really? I thought it was Kelso it sounds just like him lol
I always thought it was Eric
@@mayson9817
Same
Just adored the show. Those were my high school years. It was a total time trip for me.
That 70s show was one of the funniest shows ever! I can always rewatch it and still laugh I never get tired of it.
I was kind of hoping to see the ending of the episode with Red's mom, when Eric exclaims: "That b**ch." Debra's laughter, and Topher's "Did I just say that?" look seemed very genuine.
Kitty dancing is just the best. I remember that episode and that scene as one of the funniest things ever. And clearly, Debra Jo Rupp was entirely into it. That's why it's so funny.
dude, seriously, i love cats but that red line was freaking hilarious
I was today years old when I finally got why Red was laughing while giving Eric advice on dealing with the cat 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
I really hope that the chemistry and comradery that existed for "That 70's Show" has transferred over to "That 90's Show" because I want to see that series going for many years to come.
Same ☺️
@@justrollwithjesus---Awesome. Thanks for responding.
Sorry to say.... that 90's show was pretty terrible compared to that 70s show. They tried so hard to be good... the characters are bad, the acting is bad, the stories are so boring, and the "90's vibe" is so fake and forced. The only good thing I enjoyed was Red and Kitty, and the very few scenes with former characters. But, this is just my opinion. I was surprised... it's done by the same creators and the actors of Red and Kitty are producers. IMO, they never should have tried to revive this show in a new decade.
@@BlairMuellerArt---You will pardon me if I disagree with you. I grew up in the 90's and seeing it makes me feel joy. You can reason all you want against it. But that won't make me stop loving this series. I so want this series to continue for many years to come. As for you. You can just stop watching if you don't like it that much.
Speaking as someone that was a teenager in the 90s, that 90s show is pretty terrible so far. Hopefully they get their 💩 together next season otherwise its not going to last long at all.
I was completely unaware ANY of these moments were improvised!!! Except Kitty’s dancing that was hilarious!!! 😆😆😆
That's because they weren't...an actor unable to hold back laughing isn't improvisation
I knew about Kelso hitting his shins jumping over the couch because I watched that behind the scenes show
I hope season 2 of That 90's Show will allow most of the cast to actually reunite. About the only reunion in season 1 that we got was Kelso and Jackie interacting with Red and Kitty and Eric and Donna interacting with Red and Kitty. Then there was Red and Kitty interacting with Fez and then Kitty having a brief moment with a blitzed out of his mind Leo.
Thank God for Leo! He was so funny!
@@sygendron I mean a little but, he's a bit off these days.
There was a quick Donna/Fez reunion in the last episode as well.
Hyde is facing multiple counts of rape allegations so I doubt he’ll ever come on
@@Richfulbstudio That's why I said most. I already knew he would never return.
In one of the Christmas episodes, Eric and Kelso are carrying a tree to put into the house. Kelso accidently falls down, and we see Eric look off-set confused, but Kelso immediately gets back up to finish the scene.
Watching this show was like reliving all the silly stuff I did with my friends growing up (despite being a 90s kid). I'm still friends with the same people (since the 5th grade!) And those types of friendships are really special. You grow a lot, you learn a lot, you have lots of inside jokes and stories. The show captured that really well.
The cat scene and Eric getting hosed were great!!😂😂😂😂
It's Ironic that in the scenes where they broke character like the "Cat killer" scene or in the scenes where only one person was in on it like Fez wrestling Donna or Kitty dancing, were absolutely hilarious. This scenes made the show Iconic, hopefully they can really study these moments and be able to come up with similar ideas for that "90's Show."
Table trip is absolutely one of my favorite moments. Always thought it looked like it hurt like hell
I honestly thought all these years Kelso was the one yelling hello Wisconsin!! My mind is absolutely blown I never thought that Hyde was yelling that and not Kelso.
He is.
It is Kelso. Says so in the subtitles of the show. Masterson just came up with the idea.
@@IzraelGraves yeah. I was very confused by that and when she said it was Hyde i audibly went “What? No it isn’t”
Apparently Ashton Kutcher has publicly said recently that it wasn’t him, I’m still convinced it was. He’s the only one of the “kids” that’s from the MidWest and that’s an unmistakable MidWest accent.
They should’ve ended the whole show with Kelso screaming “Happy New Year Dumbass” to Red since he was the last one up the stairs. Lol still my favorite show all time
In the Season 3 episode where Hyde's father is in town, Red tells Kitty about the bond between a father and son but then yells at Eric, "You wipe that damn smirk off your face!" I'm not certain but I heard that last part was unscripted and in my opinion, it's one of Red's funniest moments.
Honestly one of the best cast in TV history. Everyone played their role so well.
Except Randy
I always thought kelso was the one saying HELLO WISCONSIN 😂😂😂
It is Kelso.
I always thought it was Eric yelling "Hello, Wisconsin!" Couldn't believe it was actually Hyde.
Yeahme too!!
I still think it’s Eric.
I was shocked too, had caption on watching yesterday, and it reads- Hyde "HELLO WISCONSIN!" I always assumed Eric bc he was central character.
Its actually Kelso doing the yelling. Masterson just came up with the idea to do it. It tells you in the subtitles "Michael: Hello Wisconsin!"
Anybody else think that was Kelso yelling “Hello Wisconsin!” I was today years old when I found out it was Hyde!
Yes I did thought it was kelso yelling that cause it sounds like him
I thought it was Eric Because in the final season, he says it from a distance. And they're looking around acting like. Where did that come from? And Eric supposed to be on the other side of the world.
@@andrewehmig I always thought it was Eric, too.
(If I'm not mistaking) I think the one part you missed was when Kitty was trying so hard to not laugh when Bob took off his wig 😂
"Cat killer" was hilarious. 😂😂
Kitty and Red were always my favorites. Those two are just too funny.
All these years I thought that was Kelso at the end yelling "Hello Wisconsin!"
Unscripted or Not, these moments were amazing!
aint no waaaay, I always thought it was Kelso (Ashton Kutcher) yell 'Hello Wisconsin' 🤯
You’re not alone. The voice definitely sounds like Ashton Kutchers voice.
It is him. Hyde came up with the idea, Kelso yells it. It says so in the subtitles of the show
I thought it was Topher seeing he was the main character.
Props to the dude doing the 1 handed pushups for so long.
You can tell the laughter was real. They definitely had chemistry.
The uncontrollable laughter when high is so relatable lol
Yeah it feels so good.
The final moments of the 70's.. before it turns to 1980.. can nearly bring ya to tears
I've always wondered how many of Leo's scenes were unscripted gems.
...I actually thought it was Kelso that yelled "Hello Wisconsin"...
So it's the laughter...
We will remember...
Whenever we remember...
The way we were...
Season 3, episode 3 when they're discussing Hyde's dad being back. Red is talking about the complex relationship between a father and son, then tells Eric to shut it because Topher didn't keep it together.
I feel like Red Laughing while saying I'm Whipped Cream Man was funny should have been added
I always thought the "HELLO WISCONSIN" was Kelso/Ashton Kutcher
It is.
"Hello Wisconsin" I honestly thought that Ashton Kutcher shouted that and not Danny Masterson. Oh well the things you learn everyday.
It was him, it says so in the subtitles. Channel got their facts mixed up.
@@IzraelGraves---Never saw the subtitles
This show is hilarious, I don’t see how they could ever stay in character.
I thought it was Eric who yells “Hello, Wisconsin”. My number one favorite has always been Red hosing down Eric. A close follow-up is the parents after the garage sale … they found and ate the pan so “special” brownies Hyde made to contribute to the money intake. One episode that sticks in my memory is the one with the Cosmo Sex Quiz. Kitty says she would never do number 8. Because, she is a nurse, and number 8 is “icky”. Maybe we need a longer list, because we need to fit in Red’s last day at the factory. Kitty sends Eric to pickup his dad at the bar after she is told Red is too drunk to drive. Later, Eric calls because Red bought him a beer (or a few) and Eric is now too drunk to drive.
Honestly the unscripted laughter is what made the circles feel so legit and relatable because its a bunch of teenagers laughing about dumb things you told talk about while high off your ass
I have been looking for the hose scene for ages!!!! Thank you!
From Drake and Josh to this show, I can’t rewatch these shows without knowing there’s a couple Diddys on set.
That's Hollywood for you. It's all touch and go
Finished this and realized I had a big dopey smile on the entire time.
One of my favorite shows that I've watched completely multiple times, probably more so than Friends
For the longest I thought it was Kelso who screamed “HELLO WISCONSIN!” Lol
Those skins into the coffee table must have hurt like hell! Ashton is a trooper for this!
I thought it was Topher Grace who was shouting “Hello Wisconsin!” during the opening.
I've always wondered if the scene where Eric tries to kick Donna's door down and falls on his ass was unscripted. He just looks so shocked in that moment, and Laura looks like she's holding back laughter
Crazy I always thought it was Kutcher that screamed hello Wisconsin
2:35 in this scene Ashton's laughter wasn’t meant to be there either 😂😂
Until this very moment I thought it was Ashton Kutcher yelling hello Wisconsin 😅
Ashton slipping on the couch and slamming into the table has always been #1 in my book.
From what I’ve heard, the hosing scene wasn’t so much unscripted as it was kept secret to get an authentic reaction. It’s not that Red came up with it on the spot. But it was the best to be sure! I also can’t get enough of “but you try to say it with a straight face!”
Good point. It’s not unscripted because it used a prop that required plumbing which means it was planned and managed by a prop master, it could have not been on Topher’s script but it was on Kurtwood’s script and stage direction.
I always love how the actors laughed during scenes because it made it feel realistic like they really were a group of friends making each other laughing saying stupid things
These unscripted moments are really cool!
😂😂😂
Red Turned into Clarence Boddicker 😂😂😂
He Sprayed Eric Like he was Alex Murphy.😅😅😅
so cool that the punch stays in the bowl !!!
I believe that was Topher Grace who yelled "Hello Wisconsin". If you recall, during the last season of the show when he wasn't on the show, every time the phrase "Hello Wisconsin" was heard in the credits, the other cast members looked around wondering who could have said that. I think it was a jab at him from producers of the show.
I always thought Kelso (Ashton Kutcher) was yelling "Hello Wisconsin"
And just like most neighborhood friends one of them usually ends up in prison.
I wish the last season had been good, and Danny wasn't a rapist.
They sure dont make shows like this anymore. This show is gold
I was too busy experiencing life to appreciate that 70's Show while it was airing. However, I've found a new appreciation for it years later, as I can relate to it's premise. And I grew up in the 90's. As you get older, you realize that twenty years isn't that long. Alot has changed between the 70's and 90's, but ALOT of what made those generations great remained the same. Eventually though, as time passes, the spirit of the times gets more and more deluded, until the distance between then, and now becomes so great that the hereandafter is almost unrecognizable.
It's sad.
thats really good comment that
Man this hit hard...Too bad we found out they're all freakin' psychos since then.
Kitty's dance should have been number 1!
I fully agree!
I always thought that was Kelso yelling “Hello Wisconsin!”
I always thought it was Ashton Kutcher yelling hello Wisconsin
There were a lot of improv geniuses in this show.
One of my favorite shows of all time!
I always thought that Kelso was the one to scream “HELLO WISCONSIN”