That '70s Show

-Comedy Go back in time with That '70s Show, a sitcom which takes place in Point Place, Wisconsin in the late 1970s. The show chronicles the adventures of teenagers Eric Foreman (played by Topher Grace) and his girlfriend Donna Pinciotti (Laura Prepon), his neighbor Steven Hyde (Danny Masterson), and his friends Michael Kelso (Ashton Kutcher), Jackie Burkhart (Mila Kunis) and Fez (Wilmer Valderrama). It also tackles social issues such as feminism, sexuality and teenage recreational drug use, and economic issues such as recession and government distrust as it shows the world through frequent surreal and elaborate dream sequences representing the various characters’ wild imaginations.
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That '70s Show

Summary

Go back in time with That '70s Show, a sitcom which takes place in Point Place, Wisconsin in the late 1970s. The show chronicles the adventures of teenagers Eric Foreman (played by Topher Grace) and his girlfriend Donna Pinciotti (Laura Prepon), his neighbor Steven Hyde (Danny Masterson), and his friends Michael Kelso (Ashton Kutcher), Jackie Burkhart (Mila Kunis) and Fez (Wilmer Valderrama). It also tackles social issues such as feminism, sexuality and teenage recreational drug use, and economic issues such as recession and government distrust as it shows the world through frequent surreal and elaborate dream sequences representing the various characters’ wild imaginations.

Premiere Date

23 August 1998 (USA)

Date Ended

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Creators

Terry Turner
Bonnie Turner
Mark Brazill
Comedy
Nominated - Outstanding Costumes for a Series Melina Root (costume designer) Johnny Foam (costume supervisor) For episode "Do You Think It's Alright?". (Emmy)
Nominated - Outstanding Actor in a Television Series Wilmer Valderrama (ALMA Award)
Nominated - Excellence in Costume Design for Television - Period/Fantasy Melina Root (CDG Award)
Nominated - Outstanding Art Direction for a Multi-Camera Series Garvin Eddy (production designer) Tara Stephenson (set decorator) For episodes "Down the Road Apiece"/"Angie"/"Don't Lie to Me". (Emmy)
1999 - Artios (Nominated)
2006 - Emmy (Nominated)
Nominated - Outstanding Actor in a Drama Series Wilmer Valderrama (ALMA Award)
Nominated - Excellence in Costume Design for Television - Period/Fantasy Melina Root (CDG Award)
2006 - CDG Award (Nominated)
Nominated - Excellence in Costume Design for Television - Period/Fantasy Melina Root (CDG Award)
2002 - American Choreography Award (Won)
2006 - ALMA Award (Nominated)
Nominated - Outstanding Actor in a Comedy Series Wilmer Valderrama (ALMA Award)
Nominated - Outstanding Actor in a Television Series Wilmer Valderrama (ALMA Award)
Mila Kunis
Lisa Arning
Tom Weber
James Avery
Jennifer Lyons
Gary Owens
Joanna Canton
Linda Wallem
Lynsey Bartilson
Debra Jo Rupp
Broc Benedict
Mo Gaffney
Cynthia Lamontagne
Danny Masterson
Robert Hays
Seth Green
Jason Thornton
Mark Bramhall
Paul Connor
Gavin MacLeod
Jim Rash
Jennifer L. Hamilton
Lindsay Sloane
Wilmer Valderrama
Bob Clendenin
Laura Prepon
Ashton Kutcher
Lindsay Lohan
Lara Everly
Tim Reid
Kurtwood Smith
Tom Poston
Josh Meyers
Jessica Simpson
Tommy Chong
Jason Pierce
Bret Harrison
Ethan Peck
Mary Tyler Moore
Betty White
Marion Ross
Brooke Shields
Jeff Doucette
Howard Hesseman
Megalyn Echikunwoke
Joey Zimmerman
Jim Gaffigan
Terry Rhoads
Jud Tylor
Tanya Roberts
Lisa Robin Kelly
Shannon Elizabeth
Jamie Farr
Kevin McDonald
Thomas Weber
Carolyn Hennesy
Carol Ann Susi
Katey Sagal
Alice Frank
Christopher Masterson
Mindy Spence
Jackie Debatin
Ron Pearson
Don Stark
Timmy Deters
Paul Kreppel
Nick Bakay
Alyson Hannigan
Allison Munn
Carol Mansell
Danny Bonaduce
Ron Roggé
Luke Wilson
Christina Moore
Ashley Peldon
Bruce Willis
James Coffey
Mark Ankeny
Corey Landis
Topher Grace

Writers

Gregg Mettler
Chris Peterson
Philip Stark
Joshua Sternin
Jenny Keene
Dave Schiff
Will Forte
Jeffrey Ventimilia
Terry Turner
Mark Brazill
Bonnie Turner
Rob Des Hotel
Linda Wallem
Kristin Newman
Mark Hudis
Jeff Filgo
Eric Gilliland
Dean Batali
Bryan Moore
Alan Dybner
Jackie Behan
Jackie Filgo
Sarah McLaughlin
Steve Joe
David Spancer

Directors

David Trainer
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April 20, 2008

WeedsGiven the day, it seems only appropriate that we would pay respect to the most laid back, easy-going group of all: the stoners. April 20 is as close as we come to having a Nation Weed Smoking Day in this country, so what better way to celebrate here at BuddyTV than to reflect on our favorite pot-smoking television characters. Well, I imagine you could think of one or two better ways.

For this list, we've put together five of our favorite television characters with reefer madness.  Sure, there are many characters who've experimented, such as Seth Cohen from The O.C. or Ross on Friends, but for this list, we wanted honest-to-God, red-blooded, bong lovers.  And indeed, we've found characters who all have a need...a need for weed.

BuddyTV's 'That '70s Show' Season 8 DVD Giveaway

April 1, 2008

That '70s Show Season 8Disco may be dead but the funky decade full of polyester and eight tracks lives on when That ‘70s Show season 8 boogies its way onto DVD April 1 from Fox Home Entertainment and Carsey-Werner.

Following the departure of both Eric and Kelso, the fun-loving friends of Point Place, Wisconsin are forced to recognize times are a-changing. Hyde returns from Chicago a married man while Jackie and Fez explore their relationship and move in together. Donna starts a new relationship and Jackie lands a job at a television station as an assistant to a psycho boss. The whole gang manages to reunite for a final bittersweet farewell to the decade that has brought such hysterical hijinx and overall mayhem.

BuddyTV has five copies of this eighth season of That '70s Show to give away. Here's how you can win a copy: