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When Eric works the late shift at the restaurant, Kitty and Donna treat him like a king; Kelso takes Brooke (Shannon Elizabeth) on a double date with Hyde and Jackie; Fez spends a day with Red.
When Eric works the late shift at the restaurant, Kitty and Donna treat him like a king; Kelso takes Brooke (Shannon Elizabeth) on a double date with Hyde and Jackie; Fez spends a day with Red.
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S2, EP22 "Jackie Moves On"Jackie becomes insatiable for food after breaking up with Kelso; Eric reveals a shocking secret about his sister.
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S2, EP19 "Parents Find Out"Eric and Donna get caught in a compromising position in the Vista Cruiser; the guys meet women over the CB radio.
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S1, EP25 "The Good Son"Hyde outshines Eric as a model son; Red and Kitty find themselves at a party with a couple of swingers.
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S2, EP2 "Red's Last Day"On his last day at the plant, Red (Kurtwood Smith) and his co-workers get drunk at the local bar. With guest stars Paul Anka and Lyle Waggoner (as themselves).
That '70s Show
S6, EP8 "I'm a Boy"When Eric works the late shift at the restaurant, Kitty and Donna treat him like a king; Kelso takes Brooke (Shannon Elizabeth) on a double date with Hyde and Jackie; Fez spends a day with Red.
That '70s Show
S6, EP7 "Christmas"Jackie invites the guys to her high-school dance; Kelso visits Brooke (Shannon Elizabeth) at the library; Kitty casts Red as Santa Claus, sparking a rivalry between him and Bob.
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S6, EP6 "We're Not Gonna Take It"After Eric loses his job, he finds himself up for the same waiting job as Kelso; Donna and Jackie send newly single Bob a box of fudge to cheer him up.
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S6, EP5 "I'm Free"After Brooke reveals the big news, Kelso begins to get excited about the prospect of having a baby; the INS visits to determine if Laurie and Fez's marriage is legit.
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