One of the most adored teen sitcoms of the 1990s was That ’70s Show. Eight seasons of nostalgic laughs were provided by the Wisconsin-bound misadventures of the geek Eric Forman (Topher Grace), his amiable neighbour Donna Pinciotti (Laura Prepon), trouble-making rogue Steven Hyde (Danny Masterson), loveable loser Michael Kelso (Ashton Kutcher), spoiled rich girl Jackie Burkhart (Mila Kunis), and foreign exchange student Fez (Wilmer Valderrama).
That ’70s Show was able to expand its ensemble with equally interesting adult characters thanks to the squabbling relationship between Eric’s upbeat, overprotective mother Kitty (Debra Jo Rupp) and his constantly grumpy father Red (Kurtwood Smith). The problematic relationship between Donna’s parents, inept flea market proprietor Bob (Donn Stark), and unfulfilled housewife Midge is endured by the Forman parents (Tanya Roberts).
Is That ’70s Show Streaming?
The show had been brought to Netflix by fans, but it was removed from the service in September of last year. It was a painful defeat because, according to Nielsen, the series was one of the best-performing offerings on the platform. While the complete run of the popular series isn’t currently accessible for free streaming, Seasons 6 through 8 can be viewed on Sling. The humorous comedy can be watched in its entirety on Amazon Prime Video for a fee, either for full seasons or for individual episodes.
Where to Watch That ’70s Show Online
Seasons 1 through 8 of That ’70s Show are available in their entirety on Amazon.com. The group attends the May premiere of the original movie in the enduring Star Wars-themed episode “A New Hope” from the first season. In Eric’s dream scenario, the entire cast wore Star Wars costumes. On March 14, 1999, the episode aired as worldwide The Phantom Menace fever was in full swing and early ticket sales were starting.
The following seasons each have great moments to offer. Eric’s older sister Laurie (Lisa Robin Kelly), who torments her younger brother with a series of vicious pranks and lies but always appears to be loved in her father’s eyes, made an appearance on several occasions in the second season. Tommy Chong appeared frequently in Season 4 as Leo, the stoned-out hippy owner of the Foto Hut. Hyde doesn’t have to put much effort into deceiving Leo into essentially working for free, and he learns some valuable lessons from his boss’s bizarre experiences. Leo claims to have received a Purple Heart, but he never recalls the specifics of his military duty (or remember anything for that matter).
First-time viewers might wish to skip Season 8 because Eric abruptly left the show after Grace left. Randy Pearson, the laid-back employee at Hyde’s record store, was added by Josh Meyers to the main cast. Although Kutcher and Grace both returned for the series’ concluding episode, “That ’70s Finale,” Kelso only makes an appearance in the first four episodes.
On Amazon, all individual episodes of That 70’s Show are available for $2.99 in HD, though they cost $1.99 in SD. For a little over a bunch, the ‘70s can still be quite groovy.
