1998 TV-14 8 seasons
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Feel groovy with this hit sitcom set in 1970s suburbia, where teenager Eric Forman and his pals hang in his parents' basement, listening to (not-yet) classic rock and indulging other, ahem, hazy benefits of '70s culture.
Topher Grace, Mila Kunis, Ashton Kutcher, Danny Masterson, Laura Prepon, Wilmer Valderrama, Debra Jo Rupp, Kurtwood Smith, Don Stark, Tanya Roberts, Tommy Chong, Lisa Robin Kelly
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Summary of Season 1 (1998) - 4 discs
Head back to the days of bell-bottoms in the first season of Fox's hit sitcom. Topher Grace stars as Eric Forman, a gawky Wisconsin teenager who just wants to have fun with doofus Kelso and wiseacre Hyde.
Eric and Donna take their relationship to the next level in Season 2. Unfortunately, a night of romance ends poorly when the cops catch the couple canoodling. Meanwhile, Kelso fools around with Laurie behind Jackie's back, and Jackie falls for Hyde.
Back for more disco-era teen tomfoolery are gangly Eric and girl-next-door Donna, while a love triangle develops between simp Kelso, snooty Jackie and wisenheimer Hyde. Exchange student Fez, meanwhile, finds love with the new girl in town.
Relationship woes take center stage as Eric and Donna call it quits in the fourth season of this hit sitcom. In this collection of episodes, a guardian angel takes Eric on a journey to the future to see what life would have been like without Donna.
It's senior year, and the gang starts making plans for life after high school in Season 5. Jackie is sneaking around with Hyde even though she still has the hots for Kelso, while Eric and Donna share a big secret and Fez finds love at the DMV.
In the sixth season of this hit nostalgia sitcom, Eric watches as his high school sweetheart, Donna, leaves home to attend college in Madison, while Fez and Laurie begin testing the boundaries of their fledgling marriage.
The gang returns for a seventh season of the hit nostalgia comedy centered around a group of goofy friends in Wisconsin. Kelso deals with fatherhood, Eric prepares to leave for Africa and Donna discovers feminism.
Laugh along with the final season of one of TV's grooviest comedies. Everyone's lives seem to be changing, as Fez and Jackie face relationship troubles, Kelso faces a tough decision and Red and Kitty face an empty nest.
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TV-14 - This program contains some material that many parents would find unsuitable for children under 14 years of age.
Parents need to know that this sitcom is iffy for kids under 15 because of the frequent innuendo and implied sexual activity and drug use. Most of the teens are sexually active, and smoking pot in the basement is a regular occurrence.
The characters think and talk about sex a lot. Not too much is shown, but much is alluded to. Donna and Eric eventually have a lot of sex, and Kelso in particular is a very active teenage male.
Slapstick at most.
Mr. Forman curses quite a bit, using words like "damn," "hell," and "son-of-a-bitch."
Overall the show promotes the importance of friends and family -- even if those friends and family members frequently bicker with each other or make mistakes. That said, the show also presents pot smoking as a normal activity and doesn't bat an eye at teen sex.
"Mysterious" smoke clouds appear in the basement, and it's clear that the kids are smoking pot. Dad Red drinks beer regularly.