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Eric takes exception to Donna's story about a fictional couple; Bob introduces his new girlfriend to Red and Kitty.
Eric takes exception to Donna's story about a fictional couple; Bob introduces his new girlfriend to Red and Kitty.
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S4, EP14 "Eric's Hot Cousin"Eric's comely cousin visits, triggering competition for attention among the boys; Red gets Kitty a pet.
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S4, EP11 "The Third Wheel"Eric is forced to pal around with Hyde and his female "friend"; Red gives Pastor Dave a new direction in life.
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S4, EP12 "An Eric Forman Christmas"Eric agrees to direct the church's Christmas pageant, and the casting of his friends leads to disagreements over the interpretation.
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S4, EP13 "Jackie Says Cheese"Jackie takes a job as a cheese maiden at the Cheese Palace; Eric catches Red combing through his dresser drawers.
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S6, EP19 "Substitute"New guy Mitch (Seth Green) tries to make out with Donna; Bob asks Pamela (Brooke Shields) to move in with him.
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S6, EP18 "Do You Think It's Alright?"Donna exacts revenge on Eric for not shopping with her by sending him shopping with Jackie; Hyde forbids Jackie to talk about marriage.
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S6, EP17 "Happy Jack"Donna and Eric decide to be celibate until they marry; Fez and Hyde realize how much Kelso has changed when they visit him at the academy.
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S6, EP16 "A Man With Money"Donna and Jackie send Fez to test Pamela's (Brooke Shields) love for Bob; Red has to wear a heart monitor that drives Kitty crazy.
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