
That '70s Show — Season 8

Returning from a trip to Las Vegas, Hyde confronted Jackie regarding Kelso, only to discover that Leo had mismanaged the record store’s affairs. Meanwhile, Kitty created an audio recording for Eric, and confessed to having experimented with…

Hyde, frustrated by Leo's handling of the record store, unleashes a torrent of criticism, only to find himself with a surprising new addition to the staff. Meanwhile, Jackie seeks solace in a night of revelry, determined to distance herself…

The carefully planned bachelor party for Hyde dissolved into chaos when the groom-to-be found himself unexpectedly incarcerated, and his wife began to gain an unsettlingly intimate understanding of his past.

The approaching silver anniversary of Red and Kitty sparked a realization in Kelso: it was time for him to settle down. He resolved to propose, but fate intervened in the form of Vic, a businessman with an offer Kelso found impossible to re…

Donna’s intimate photographs of herself and Eric continued to circulate beyond her control. Meanwhile, Jackie’s decision to move in with Fez presented a precarious situation, one complicated by the potential discovery of his volatile ex-gir…

Red engaged Leo to document the proceedings at the veterans' reunion. Meanwhile, Jackie and Fez harbored suspicions regarding Donna's fidelity with Eric.

The group pilfered the ceramic clown mascot from the local burger stand, sparking outrage throughout the town. Only Red felt no sentimentality for the garish figure.

Fez embarked on a brief affair with a woman older than himself, one who moved in the same social circles as Kitty.

The perpetual squabbles between Hyde and Sam wear on Red and Kitty. Meanwhile, Donna organizes a radio fundraiser, and Fez and Jackie find themselves embroiled in trouble with their landlord.

At the salon with Fez, Jackie encountered the local celebrity, talk show host Christine St. George. Jackie harbored a fervent ambition: to become Christine’s co-anchor on "What's Up Wisconsin?", though the reality of entering show business …

Kitty lends Jackie a hand in making a favorable impression on her superior. The men are taken aback when Leo confesses his affections for someone.

On Valentine's Day, Red shares a confidential matter with Hyde; Christine confides in Jackie regarding her romantic life; and Randy envisions an ambitious date.

The recent memory of Eric lingered with Donna, casting a shadow of apprehension over how her friends would receive her new relationship with Randy. Elsewhere, Fez found himself striving for a favorable impression with a colleague at the sal…

While his father attends an Eric Clapton concert, Hyde takes on the responsibility of looking after the house. Meanwhile, Kitty is deeply unsettled by Donna's new relationship with Randy.

The ride home from the county fair ended with a loss: Kitty’s engagement ring was gone. Determined to find it, the group ventured across the river and into the woods in search of the missing jewel. Meanwhile, Red wrestled with the timing of…

When a national muffler chain poses a threat to his livelihood, Red resists surrender; Hyde confronts the stark reality of his marriage to Sam; and Jackie finds herself unexpectedly considering the precise attributes of her perfect partner.

A reluctant seeker of solace, Jackie finally turns to a therapist, the realization of her affections for Fez having become undeniable. Meanwhile, Red’s impending retirement unexpectedly burdens Hyde with increased responsibilities.

A sense of unease settled upon Red and Kitty regarding their new neighbors. Meanwhile, Hyde defied the objections of Fez and Jackie by organizing a bonfire, its purpose the destruction of disco records.

Hyde offers Red a means of disposing of unwanted medication; meanwhile, Fez’s newest romantic interest stirs Jackie to near-madness.

The news of her father’s impending relocation to Florida sent Donna spiraling into a reconsideration of her own path. Meanwhile, Jackie nursed a simmering resentment toward Fez, carefully devising a plan for retribution after his rejection.

A visitor arrives in Fez, a face from a distant past. Meanwhile, Red and Kitty open their home to potential new owners, showcasing its familiar comforts. And at the market, Hyde’s father encounters an unexpected delight.

On New Year's Eve of 1979, Kelso returned for the festivities, a visit coinciding with Red and Kitty’s reconsideration of their plans to relocate to Florida.


