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Appearances: That '70s Show | That '90s Show. The patriarch of the Forman family. A hard-nosed veteran who always seems to be annoyed at something. Worked at a car parts factory until it shut down, at which point he became a supervisor at a discount store (and Eric's superior). Eventually has a heart attack, which prompts Eric to stay home from ...
Red's American pride, and how he considers any other countries inferior, especially when it comes to war. For example, when he was eating waffles... Or when someone dares to say, "Damn U.S. government": Kelso and Fez are so close they flirt on …
Laurie: (after a few hits) Ow, my eye. In "Grandma's Dead", Hyde, Eric, Fez, and Kelso all go to a bar and start talking with some ladies. A couple of obnoxious jerks come out and harass the guys and start making racist comments towards Fez. Eric stands up for Fez and takes a punch to the face for it.
Tear Jerker Moments. AnachronismSte…. The season five episode "Nobody's Fault But Mine (Hyde Loves Jackie)." In the last episode, he saw Kelso and Jackie together and thought she was cheating; as payback, he cheats with a nurse he just met. After Kelso explains to Hyde that nothing happened, Hyde and Jackie have a talk.
That '70s Pilot is the first episode in the first season of That '70s Show. It aired on August 23, 1998. Point Place, Wisconsin, May 17, 1976. Nerdy teenager Eric Forman, who smokes weed with some friends in the basement, is in heaven when his dad Red decides to hand him the keys of his flashy Vista Cruiser, at the price of extra chores and ...
AnachronismSte…. That 70s Show is set ( obviously) in the 1970s, with the pilot taking place in 1976 and the finale New Years Eve 1979. However, despite this, it occasionally tends to feature elements from the '80s, '90s, and even the early 2000s, muddying the show's timeline in the process. A 1997 Ford Expedition is visible in the opening ...
Awful British Sex Comedy: While these originated in France, the Brit Percy and Confessions series became the Trope Codifier for low-budget softcore comedies, which also sparked imitators in Italy, Spain and Argentina. The hard-R comedies of the late '70s and early '80s, such as Animal House, were Hollywood's response.
