Our picks for the 50 coolest fathers on television.

A list of 20 memorable 100th episodes of some of the most popular TV shows.

So far, the fourth season of How I Met Your Mother has given us a lot to laugh about.  From Lily (Alyson Hannigan) and Marshall (Jason Segel

MTV has a string of projects underway for the summer and fall seasons, including a half-hour scripted comedy series from Wilmer Valderrama.  Best known for his exchange student role as Fez on

Given 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.

Disco 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.

Wilmer Valderrama catapulted to stardom on That ‘70s Show as Fez, who was named by the writers of the series as an acronym for Foreign Exchange Student.  As an immigrant, his distinct accent, as well as his ambiguous country of origin, was one of the longest running gags on the show.  Though his raging hormones attracted him to various women, he was mainly infatuated with Jackie Burkhart (

Danny Masterson was best known as Steven Hyde on That ‘70s Show. His character had a signature wardrobe consisting of sunglasses and t-shirts with musicians on them such as Led Zeppelin, Jimi Hendrix and The Rolling Stones.  He was the best friend of Eric Foreman (

Following his team up with Cheech Marin as a comedy duo, Tommy Chong became a recurring character on the sitcom That ‘70s Show.  He played the character Leo Chingkwake for a total of 41 episodes and served as an iconic figure of the stoner culture of the ‘70s.  As the hippie owner of the Foto Hut at which Steven Hyde worked, he frequently prioritized leisure over business.  Possibly because of his drug use, he had poor memory, was often dazed and confused yet maintained an easy-going attitude in all things.

Kurtwood Smith was known as Reginald Albert “Red” Forman on the FOX sitcom That ‘70s Show.  He portrayed the husband of Kitty and father to Laurie and Eric.  More often than not, he favored Laurie, seeing her as "Daddy‘s Little Girl," over Eric, whom he considered wimpy and twitchy. Coming from a military background, he appeared tough and mostly kept his emotions bottled up.  His hobbies included working with his power tools, drinking beer and watching television.