In desperation, Eric puts on a Nixon mask and streaks across the auditorium, motivating Red to ask Ford, "How the hell could you pardon Nixon?".Įric and Donna argue, after she continually defeats him in various sports and games. However, when Red gets up to ask his question, he stutters and starts to bomb. On the day, everyone decides not to streak, as there are too many guard dogs and Secret Service. Donna refuses to wear an American flag jumpsuit her father, Bob, gives her as it will embarrass her. Red agrees, however, Bob gives him a 'crappy' question, leading Red to decide to ask what he wants anyway. Meanwhile, Bob wants Red to ask Ford a question in the Q&A. The guys decide to streak when Ford comes to town for a campaign stop. The principal of Point Place High School makes a speech warning against any "maladjusted" activity, which of course gives Hyde the idea to "fight the power". Jackie's father, a city councilman, arranges for President Gerald Ford to stop at Point Place as part of his re-election campaign.
She tells Jackie that she kissed Eric, and Jackie helps her choose a meaningful gift for him, a candle. Donna is also stressing over what she should get Eric for his birthday because she is unsure of the state of her relationship with Eric after she kissed him in the previous episode. Meanwhile, Eric's older sister, Laurie, returns home from college for a visit, and Kelso tries, unsuccessfully, to attract her attention even though he is in a relationship with Jackie. At the end of the episode, Eric and Donna sit on the hood of the car and before she goes home, Donna kisses him.Įric's 17th birthday is approaching, and he tries to prevent his mother, Kitty, from throwing him a surprise birthday party to no avail. While the rest are at the concert, Jackie and Kelso make out in the car, and Jackie asks Kelso if he wants to break up with her and Kelso, who has been telling the others the entire episode he wants to break up with her, tells her he doesn't so they can continue to make out. The rest of the group forces Kelso to give up his and Jackie's tickets as they don't like her. However, on the way to the concert the car battery dies the only way they can get a new one is if they give up two of their concert tickets to the mechanic. Kelso's girlfriend Jackie Burkhart invites herself along, and Eric is uncomfortable around Donna when Kelso inadvertently tells Eric that Donna likes him. Eric also decides to invite a new foreign exchange student from school, named 'Fez'. Through persuasion from his friends, Eric uses the car to get out of town for a Todd Rundgren concert in Milwaukee with his closest friends: his neighbor, Donna Pinciotti, Steven Hyde, and Michael Kelso. In the first episode, on May 17, 1976, Red Forman and his wife Kitty hand the keys to the Vista Cruiser to their son, Eric, to use. Then check out what projects they did after That '70s Show.See also: List of That '70s Show episodes No.īonnie Turner & Terry Turner & Mark Brazill Which cast members from That '70s Show do you think changed the most during the show's eight-season run? Take a look at these That '70s Show cast photos and vote up the actors who changed the most. Wilmer Valderrama played Fez from ages 18 to 26. Tommy Chong, who played burnout businessman Leo, was 68 when That '70s Show concluded in 2006. Ashton Kutcher - who went on to marry his co-star Mila Kunis in 2015 - was also 20 when the pilot episode first aired in 1998.
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Grace left the show in its seventh season but returned for the series finale, which aired just before his 28th birthday. How old is the cast of That '70s Show? Topher Grace was 20 years old when he first appeared onscreen as Eric Forman. Despite a few historical inaccuracies, we loved this 1970s group of people. From the series premiere in 1998 to the finale in 2006, the cast aged right along with the residents of Point Place, Wisconsin. From cracking up in a smoke circle to navigating the timeless struggles of high school, the characters of That '70s Show kept audiences laughing for eight seasons.
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