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Donna agrees to go to a ball with Eric but insists they're not on a date; Bob meets an outspoken woman at the store.
Donna agrees to go to a ball with Eric but insists they're not on a date; Bob meets an outspoken woman at the store.
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S5, EP23 "Nobody's Fault but Mine"Hyde tries to make amends after Jackie discovers he cheated on her; Red pressures Eric and Donna to set a wedding date.
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S5, EP24 "Immigrant Song"The police catch Fez painting the water tower and threaten him with deportation; Eric and Donna continue to make plans to move to Madison, Wis.
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S5, EP25 "Celebration Day"The gang gets ready to graduate with the class of 1978; Kelso and Hyde fight over Jackie; Eric and Donna say farewell to childhood; Fez comes up with a plan to stay in the country; Red fantasizes about life after the children are gone.
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S6, EP1 "The Kids Are Alright"Eric has second thoughts about moving to Madison with Donna; Jackie is vexed when Hyde finds someone new (Estella Warren); Laurie returns home to her new husband after a wild honeymoon in Cancun.
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S5, EP22 "You Shook Me"Hyde and Kelso ogle sexy nurses at a convention. Rozonda "Chilli" Thomas guest stars.
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S5, EP21 "Trampled Under Foot"Kitty invites a creepy teenager over to be part of Eric's circle of friends; the gang sees Fez's bedroom for the first time.
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S5, EP20 "No Quarter"Eric must return Donna's engagement ring after he receives a collection notice.
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S5, EP19 "Bring It on Home"The Formans discover Jackie has been sleeping at their place because she has nowhere else to go; Fez realizes Nina is reluctant to introduce him to her family.
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