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Hyde plans to fire Leo after learning he almost put the store out of business; Jackie drags Fez and Donna out for a night on the town when she decides to move on.
Hyde plans to fire Leo after learning he almost put the store out of business; Jackie drags Fez and Donna out for a night on the town when she decides to move on.
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S8, EP2 "Somebody to Love"Hyde plans to fire Leo after learning he almost put the store out of business; Jackie drags Fez and Donna out for a night on the town when she decides to move on.
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S8, EP5 "Stone Cold Crazy"Jackie moves into Fez's apartment after Kelso goes to Chicago; Sam helps Donna take sexy pictures of herself to send to Eric in Africa.
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S8, EP3 "You're My Best Friend"In honor of Hyde's new married status, the guys decide to throw him a belated surprise bachelor party.
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S8, EP4 "Misfire"Red and Kitty mark their 25th anniversary; Vic (Bruce Willis) offers Kelso a job at a gentlemen's club in Chicago.
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S7, EP9 "You Can't Always Get What You Want"Kitty is upset that the kids have other plans for Thanksgiving, Eric has tickets to a Styx concert and Hyde has his store's grand opening.
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S7, EP8 "Angie"Hyde and his not-so-nice sister, Angie, fight for control of their father's company. Guest star Tim Reid.
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S7, EP6 "Rip This Joint"Eric encourages the gang to pull a prank on a crazy neighbor; Kitty takes a magazine quiz and learns that she has low self-esteem; Bob accuses Midge of flirting with W.B.
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S7, EP5 "It's Only Rock 'n' Roll"With an empty nest, Kitty decides on a course of self-improvement; Eric decides he wants to be an artist; Hyde learns the joys of business attire.
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