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During his police-academy training, Kelso rides along for a domestic disturbance call from the Formans' house; Jackie tries being a Big Sister.
During his police-academy training, Kelso rides along for a domestic disturbance call from the Formans' house; Jackie tries being a Big Sister.
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S7, EP22 "2000 Light Years From Home"Eric learns that his parents have spent all of his college savings, so he must find a way to finance the next four years.
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S4, EP24 "That '70s Musical"The high-school's overbearing music teacher (Roger Daltrey) prepares the gang for the annual choral concert.
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S4, EP26 "Everybody Loves Casey"Eric can't get over Donna, so he confronts Casey (guest star Luke Wilson), who just plans to use her and move on.
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S4, EP27 "Love, Wisconsin Style"Red and Kitty arrange an intervention to let Donna and Casey know that their love life is affecting friends and family.
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S7, EP21 "2120 So. Michigan Avenue"In order for Eric to graduate he must take a P.E. class, but when he learns that Casey Kelso is the gym coach, his nerves get the best of him.
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S7, EP20 "Gimme Shelter"Eric decides to try being a chiropractor but comes to his senses when he nearly cripples Donna.
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S7, EP19 "Who's Been Sleeping Here"Kelso's choice for his daughter's godparents causes tension in the group; a surprise thief keeps breaking into the record shop.
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