The Foreman family held a garage sale, and Hyde contributed by baking "special brownies" to boost business. Unbeknownst to them, Red, Kitty, Bob, and Midge inadvertently sampled a plate of the treats. The resulting effects on Red proved… po…

Red’s final day on the job arrived, and he resolved to seek solace from his impending unemployment at a local bar. Kitty dispatched Eric to retrieve him, but he found a more unexpected company waiting. Hyde and Fez were already there, and s…

With his job now gone, Red embarked on a search for new employment. The group resolved to visit a dance club, and Jackie successfully persuaded Kelso that an outfit inspired by David Bowie would be fitting. Upon arriving, Donna, Fez, and Hy…

The strain in Bob and Midge’s marriage finds a fresh outlet in a dispute over Donna's attention. A former college professor of Laurie's arrives in Point Place with the aim of persuading her to resume her studies. He approaches the task with…

Seeking a diversion for Halloween, the group returned to their former grammar school, drawn by the prospect of uncovering their archived records. As they sifted through the documents, a series of unexpected details surfaced about each of th…

Eric, Donna, Kelso, Hyde, and Fez are all planning a trip to Vanstock, Wisconsin’s local homage to Woodstock. Jackie has declined to attend, prompting Kelso to invite Laurie instead. Ultimately, both young women decide to go, leaving Kelso …

Donna's declaration of love throws Eric into a state of bewildered panic. His only response, a stammered "I love cake," leaves her utterly perplexed. Seeking guidance on the perplexing nature of their relationship, Donna turns to Jackie. Me…

Donna and Eric finally share a bed, but the men, upon learning the extent of their intimacy, subject him to relentless good-natured ribbing. Hyde secures employment at FotoHut, discovering that his own work ethic pales in comparison to his …

Donna’s distress over her parents’ separation manifests in a sudden habit of smoking. Eric is caught with one of her cigarettes on school grounds and subsequently suspended. Despite his attempts to explain the situation, Red imposes a punis…

Red’s birthday arrived with an unwelcome surprise: the roof gave way. Eric, ever the resourceful friend, procured some two-by-four lumber for repairs. Meanwhile, Bob and Midge arranged a dinner outing for Red and Kitty, each bringing a comp…

When Laurie departed, Red felt a sharp annoyance discover she had taken residence with a man, rather than with a girlfriend as she’d represented. Her subsequent return home further complicated matters. Meanwhile, Jackie harbored suspicions …

The disappearance of Eric’s hidden money immediately cast suspicion on Hyde. He vehemently denied any involvement, yet astonishment rippled through the group when the true thief was brought to light. Meanwhile, Fez and Kelso devoted their a…

Red and Bob accompany the others on a deer hunt. Hyde prefers to relax, while Fez manages to secure a meal using only rudimentary tools. Kelso, predictably, proves a danger with firearms. Red and Eric find common ground in the quiet of the …

Eric found employment as a cashier at Price Mart, while Red secured a position as a supervisor. Meanwhile, Kelso attempted to end his relationship with Laurie, citing her desire for something more substantial. However, Laurie countered with…

While her parents were absent, Jackie intended to host a small, elegant dinner party. Kelso, however, sought to transform the occasion into a boisterous gathering, inviting everyone within his acquaintance. Jackie was displeased, and his at…

Bob and Midge reaffirmed their commitment to each other, exchanging vows penned by Donna, with Red serving as best man. However, Kitty found herself unexpectedly excluded from the ceremony, a situation complicated by a bridesmaid overcome w…

Donna’s account of their first intimate moment, however, differs sharply from what she relates to Eric, and it is hardly a confidential matter. Meanwhile, Red celebrates the arrival of his first paycheck with the purchase of a motorcycle.

A pang of longing struck Jackie as Fez began to court a new girlfriend, one who had previously spurned Hyde’s advances. Meanwhile, Eric and Kitty shared an evening at the cinema.

A profound sorrow settled over Kitty when news reached her of Donna and Eric's discovery in the Vista Cruiser. The revelation left her deeply affected, a sharp ache in her heart.

The aftermath of an unfortunate accident finds Eric grappling with the unintended consequence of running over Donna’s cat. Meanwhile, Laurie orchestrates a carefully planned misstep for Kelso. And in the sterile quiet of the operating room,…

Desperate to recapture Jackie's affection, Kelso attempts to win her back with a song. Meanwhile, Kitty orchestrates a family outing to visit their elderly Aunt Pearl. Elsewhere, Donna feels increasingly overlooked and undervalued by Eric.

Fez has finally secured a meeting with Jackie, though not the Jackie he has long desired. Meanwhile, Eric and Laurie are embroiled in a conflict fueled by a shared collection of mortifying secrets. And Kitty divulges her knowledge of a hidd…

When Eric and Laurie choose to skip church, Kitty seems to invoke a force beyond the ordinary. Meanwhile, the growth of Kelso’s beard has a noticeable effect on Jackie.

Eric found himself grateful for colleagues who occasionally diverted Red’s attention. The open affection between Kelso and Laurie drew distinct, though separate, reprimands from both Hyde and Kitty.

Hyde guides Jackie toward a Zen-like acceptance of Kelso and Laurie, who present their relationship to Red during the dinner at the Formans' house.

In the yearbook photograph, Donna gazes skyward with a dreamy expression. Jackie declares Hyde her closest confidante. And Kitty, with a matter-of-fact tone, reveals the truth about Eric and Donna's intimacy.