Crank up the 8-track and flash back to a time when platform shoes and puka shells were all the rage in this hilarious retro-sitcom. For Eric, Kelso, Jackie, Hyde, Donna and Fez, a group of high school teens who spend most of their time hanging out in Eric’s basement, life in the ‘70s isn’t always so groovy. But between trying to figure out the meaning of life, avoiding their parents, and dealing with out-of-control hormones, they’ve learned one thing for sure: they’ll always get by with a little help from their friends.
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Crank up the 8-track and flash back to a time when platform shoes and puka shells were all the rage in this hilarious retro-sitcom. For Eric, Kelso, Jackie, Hyde, Donna and Fez, a group of high school teens who spend most of their time hanging out in Eric’s basement, life in the ‘70s isn’t always so groovy. But between trying to figure out the meaning of life, avoiding their parents, and dealing with out-of-control hormones, they’ve learned one thing for sure: they’ll always get by with a little help from their friends.
Season 2 episodes
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The Foreman's have a garage sale and Hyde makes "special brownies" to help out. When Red, Kitty, Bob, and Midge accidentally eat a plate of the brownies, a stoned Red sells the Vista Cruiser.
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Directed by David TrainerWritten by Dave SchiffGuest stars Lynsey Bartilson
It's Red's last day of work, and he decides to drown his unemployment sorrows at a bar. Kitty sends Eric to pick Red up; he, Hyde and Fez end up drinking with Red instead, leaving none of them in any condition to drive. Kelso gets a van, and christens it the "shaggin' wagon."
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Directed by David TrainerWritten by Mark BrazillGuest stars Paul Anka, Lyle Waggoner, Jeff Doucette, Cindy Caponera, Paul Eisenhauer
Now that he's unemployed, the job hunt is on for Red. The gang decides to go to a dance club, and Jackie manages to convince Kelso that dressing like David Bowie is a good idea. Once at the club, Donna, Fez and Hyde have no problem getting in, but Eric can't make it past the overly large bouncer.
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Directed by David TrainerWritten by Joshua Sternin, Jennifer VentimiliaGuest stars Neil Flynn, Jeff Doucette
Bob and Midge's marital troubles spill over into a fight over Donna's affection. One of Laurie's college professors comes to Point Place to see if he can convince Laurie to return to classes, and he takes a 'hands-on' approach to the task, much to Eric's shock. Fez looks for a woman, and Hyde looks for a room to sleep in.
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Directed by David TrainerWritten by Linda WallemGuest stars Stephen Tobolowsky
The gang, looking for something fun to do on Halloween, revisits their old grammar school, where they find their permanent records. Looking through them, they find out some interesting things about each other. Fez discovers trick or treating.
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Directed by David TrainerWritten by Joshua Sternin, Jennifer VentimiliaGuest stars Marion Ross, Pat Finn
Eric, Donna, Kelso, Hyde and Fez are all going to Vanstock, Wisconsin's own Woodstock. Jackie says she doesn't want to go, so Kelso invites Laurie. In the end, both girls go leaving Kelso stuck in the middle. Donna gets mad at Eric for not telling her about Kelso and Laurie. Fez spends the night girl chatting to Jackie and Laurie, much to Kelso's chagrin while Hyde attempts drop him in it. Red becomes addicted to soaps.
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Directed by David TrainerWritten by Arthur F. MontmorencyGuest stars Rick Scarry, Rod Roddy, Jay Johnson, Steve Larson, Carol Mansell, Mindy Spence
Eric freaks out when Donna says 'I love you,' and all he can think of to say in return is 'I love cake.' Donna, not knowing how to deal with this, turns to Jackie for relationship advice. Midge kicks Bob out of the house; he stays with the Formans and Red has to act as a go-between to try to mend their marriage. Kelso gets a new leather jacket that he thinks makes him look like Marlon Brando, but the everyone else thinks he looks like the Fonz.
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Directed by David TrainerWritten by Jeff Filgo, Jackie Behan
Donna finally sleeps with Eric, but when the guys find out that all they did was sleep, they tease him mercilessly. Hyde gets a job at the FotoHut, and finds out that compared to his boss, he's a workaholic. And Kitty has to work double shifts at the hospital, leaving Red to do the cooking.
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Directed by David TrainerWritten by Rob DesHotel, Dean BataliGuest stars Tommy Chong, Linda Wallem
Donna is acting out over her parents' break up and takes up smoking. Eric gets caught holding one of her cigarettes in the school yard and is suspended. Even though Eric tries explaining what really happened, Red punishes him. Fez and Hyde go on a double date, set up by Fez's host parents; Hyde can't decide which girl he likes better. Jackie and Kelso argue over how many stuffed animals she can have in his van.
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Directed by David TrainerWritten by Philip StarkGuest stars Lindsay Sloane, Jeff Austin, Melissa Joan Hart, Thomas Weber
It's Red's birthday and the roof collapses so Eric gets him some 2 x 4s to fix it. Bob and Midge take Red and Kitty out for dinner but they each bring a date and ditch them to do it in the car. Eric is mad at Donna for talking to Hyde about her parent's problems instead of talking to him.
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Directed by David TrainerWritten by Mark HudisGuest stars Richard Kline, Jenilee Harrison
Laurie moves out and Red is annoyed when he finds out she moved in with a guy instead of with a girlfriend like she told him. She then moves back in when the guy goes back to his wife. Jackie suspects Kelso of being unfaithful.
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Directed by David TrainerWritten by John SchwabGuest stars Josh Barker
Eric's secret stash of money goes missing, and Hyde is the first and only suspect. Hyde denies taking it, and everyone is shocked when the real culprit is revealed. Fez and Kelso help Jackie prepare for a beauty pageant.
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Directed by David TrainerWritten by Chris PetersonGuest stars Bob Eubanks, Lisa Mollick
Red and Bob take the guys deer hunting; Hyde chills out, Fez bags dinner using only a few primitive weapons, Kelso is a menace with his gun, and Red and Eric bond in the deer blind. Meanwhile, Kitty and Midge have a girls' night with Donna, Jackie and Laurie, but with nothing to talk about, the end up playing poker.
Eric gets a job at Price Mart as a cashier while Red gets one as a supervisor. Kelso tries to break up with Laurie because she wants a real relationship but Laurie threatens to tell Jackie about her and Kelso.
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Directed by David TrainerWritten by Jackie FilgoGuest stars Ernie Lively
With her parents away, Jackie plans on throwing a small, classy dinner party. Kelso tries to turn it into a fun party, and invites everyone he knows; Jackie is upset, and when Kelso tries to fix things, he only ends up making them worse. Hyde makes it with a snobby girl from school, but the guys don't believe him. Red finds out that Bob wears a toupee, and then has to spend an uncomfortable evening not talking about it.
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Directed by David TrainerWritten by Dave SchiffGuest stars Amy Adams, Paul Connor
Bob and Midge renew their wedding vows, with Donna writing the words and Red as best man. But Kitty is left out, until a bridesmaid gets lost in passion.
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Directed by David TrainerWritten by Mark HudisGuest stars Tommy Chong, Kristina Wayborn, Barbara Carrera, Maud Adams
Contrary to what she tells Eric, Donna's review of their first sexual encounter is not good--or private; Red celebrates his first paycheck and buys a motorcycle.
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Directed by David TrainerWritten by Joshua Sternin, Jennifer Ventimilia
Eric lies after accidentally running over Donna's cat; Laurie sets Kelso up for a fall; Fez sees "Fez's Angels" while under anesthesia to have his appendix removed.
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Directed by David TrainerWritten by Rob DesHotel, Dean Batali
Fez finally has a date with Jackie, but not the same Jackie he's coveted; Eric and Laurie have a war of embarrassing secrets; and Kitty reveals her secret about Red's mother's necklace.
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Directed by David TrainerWritten by Philip StarkGuest stars Al Leong
Eric appreciates another employee who draws Red's ire away from himself; Kelso and Laurie date openly, and receive separate cautions from Hyde and Kitty.
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Directed by David TrainerWritten by Dave SchiffGuest stars Bob Clendenin
Mark Hudis, Philip Stark, Dave Schiff, Dean Batali, Rob DesHotel, Kristin Newman, Gregg Mettler, Jeff Filgo, Joshua Sternin, Jennifer Ventimilia, Jackie Filgo, Chris Peterson, Linda Wallem, Bonnie Turner, Terry Turner, Bryan Moore, Alan Dybner, Mark Brazill, Jackie Behan, Arthur F. Montmorency, Will Forte, John Schwab, Matt Witten, Jill Effron, Sarah MacLaughlin
Production details
Status
Ended
Series type
Scripted
Episodes
200
Original language
English
Networks & production
FOXUnited States
Carsey-Werner CompanyUnited States
Themes
1970sfamily relationshipsfriendshipgroup of friendsperiod sitcomself-discoverysitcomsmall town