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.

The episode was rated 7.82 from 452 votes.

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.

The episode was rated 7.82 from 440 votes.

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.

The episode was rated 7.84 from 471 votes.

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.

The episode was rated 7.85 from 470 votes.

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.

The episode was rated 7.86 from 433 votes.

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.

The episode was rated 7.88 from 477 votes.

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.

The episode was rated 7.89 from 448 votes.

Red is starting be nicer to Eric at work, since there's a bad employee, Earl, who's getting all of Red's attention. But when Red fires Earl, and Eric stands up for him, Eric is back in Red's line of fire. Meanwhile, Kelso decides to date Laurie openly, and they both get lectures from Hyde and Kitty.

The episode was rated 7.92 from 411 votes.

Donna has finally made Eric a man; he's overjoyed about it until he hears that things didn't go as well as he thought they had. Upset that she talked to the others instead of him, Eric suggests that they just don't do it again. Donna's upset because this was exactly what she feared would happen; things would get weird between them. They manage to resolve the matter, without the help of their friends. Meanwhile, Red, overjoyed at finally getting a pay check again, buys a special treat for himself and Kitty.

The episode was rated 7.93 from 432 votes.

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.

The episode was rated 7.94 from 475 votes.

In the episode "Kitty and Eric's Night Out" of That '70s Show, Eric's mother, Kitty, takes him out to the movies. At first, Eric is embarrassed by the idea, but eventually he ends up having a good time. Meanwhile, Fez meets a girl and starts dating her, while Hyde is surprised that she went from him to Fez. Jackie is also jealous because she has feelings for Fez.

This episode is really sweet. It's lovely to see the relationship between Eric and his mother and how they manage to have a great time together. It's also interesting to see the reactions of Hyde and Jackie when Fez starts dating the girl as it reveals their own feelings for him. All in all, it's a fun and heartwarming episode that fans will surely enjoy.

The episode was rated 7.96 from 415 votes.

In the episode of That '70s Show titled "Parents Find Out", Eric and Donna are caught having sex while in the Vista Cruiser by the police. The police then take them to the Forman's home where Red tells Donna that as an adult she should tell her parents about the situation and if she doesn't, he will. When Kitty finds out that Eric and Donna are having sex, she has a nervous breakdown. Meanwhile, Fez, Hyde and Kelso try to pick up women on Kelso's CB radio.

The episode brings up a lot of difficult issues and emotions. The situation of Eric and Donna being caught by the police is a difficult one to handle and the fact that Red tells Donna to tell her parents about it or he will, puts even more pressure on her. When Kitty finds out, it is a very emotional moment for her as she is filled with shock and disbelief that her daughter is having sex. On the other hand, Fez, Hyde and Kelso try to lighten up the situation by attempting to pick up women on Kelso's CB radio.

The episode was rated 7.98 from 431 votes.

In the episode of That '70s Show titled Cat Fight Club, Kelso is warned that his relationship with Laurie could have dangerous consequences if Red finds out. Jackie, feeling overwhelmed by Laurie's insults, turns to Hyde for advice on how to stay cool. With Hyde's help, she finds the confidence to stand up for herself and come out on top of the feud between her and Laurie.

This episode is a classic example of the show's witty humor and relatable plots. It follows the typical sitcom format of a misunderstanding between two characters and the chaos that follows. This episode also showcases the strong bond between the characters, as Jackie looks to Hyde for help and advice. Viewers can connect with the characters as they navigate the complexities of growing up in the 70s and find humor in the unique situations they find themselves in.

The episode was rated 7.99 from 415 votes.

The Formans are in need of some extra money, so they decide to have a garage sale. Hyde, wanting to contribute to the cause, bakes his special brownies to be sold at the baked goods table. Eric warns him that something bad will happen, but Hyde ignores him and brings the brownies to the sale.Unfortunately, the brownies end up in the wrong hands, and Red is left to deal with the consequences of his actions.

Meanwhile, Fez and Jackie go to the movies together, and Fez uses the opportunity to put the moves on Jackie. To his surprise, Jackie seems to like it. It's clear that despite their constant bickering, Fez and Jackie still have feelings for one another.

The episode was rated 8.10 from 531 votes.

In the season opener of That '70s Show, Eric is not pleased when he finds out that Donna has a picture of her mooning the camera in the yearbook. Eric is filled with jealousy, and must figure out a way to deal with the situation. Fez is feeling the effects of racism when he discovers that there are no pictures of him in the yearbook, and takes his frustration out on a game of Foosball. Meanwhile, Jackie wants to spend time with Hyde, but when he won’t go to roller disco with her, she decides to experience life on his side of the tracks.

Eric is determined to make sure that Donna’s picture does not stay in the yearbook, and his friends are determined to help him. Fez is still struggling with the fact that there are no pictures of him in the yearbook and is determined to make his voice heard. Jackie wants to spend more time with Hyde, and is willing to do whatever it takes to get him to go roller disco with her. As the episode progresses, each character must figure out a way to handle the obstacles that come their way.

The episode was rated 8.18 from 419 votes.