That ’70s Show

Summary

That ‘ 70s Showwas full of hilarious and brilliant citation that kept audiences express joy for hours after the credits undulate . There were several stand - out quote from all of the quality inevery time of year ofThat ‘ 70s Show , but some were more memorable than others . Characters like Red and Eric were known for their teetotal and sarcastic humor , for example , whereas others such as Fez and Kelso were remembered for their ditzy but wholesome personality .

TheEaster eggs inThat ‘ 90s Show , the spinoff that come Eric and Donna ’s daughter , Leia , also reference these characters and their iconic line . However , not every legendary quote from the show was necessarily funny . That ‘ LXX Showhad some hefty course of negotiation from its more profound moment , which was a novel break from the standard sitcom temper . Point Place was bombilate with sprightliness in the ‘ 70s , and Eric Forman and his friends and crime syndicate were rather vocal throughout .

There are harsh revealing upon revisiting That ' LXX Show , reveal superannuated stereotypes , handle tender topics , and hurl controversies .

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15"You Know What A Funny Word Is? Pickle-Weasel!" - Michael Kelso

Season 2, Episode 12 - Eric’s Stash

While there were plenty of uproarious logical argument of dialogue between the characters when they were in the circle , Kelso ’s remark , “ You know what a funny Christian Bible is ? mess - weasel ! ” was one of the best . This here and now rightfully highlight the ridiculousness of Kelso ’s character and his strange thought mental process , although he and the others being high was n’t precisely helping . What made it even better , however , was that Eric and Hyde were busy arguing about some missing money , and Kelso was barely compensate attention . uproariously , his comment proved just how fragmented he was from reality , even when he was outside of the circle .

14"Little Red Riding B*tch!" - Donna Pinciotti

Season 4, Episode 14 - Eric’s Hot Cousin

One ofThat ‘ seventy Show ’s best friendshipswas between Donna and Jackie , but when their tanning school term went awry , they had one of the most bright suspect literary argument of the show . After the two fell asleep and got gravely burned , they started trade abuse and pick one another , to which Donna called Jackie “ Little red horseback riding b*tch ! ” as they slapped each other ’s sensitive weapons system . Although their fight was n’t huge , it did show how quick the only two girls in theThat ‘ 70s Showcastturned on one another , despite their sororal human relationship being one of the show ’s most interesting dynamics .

13"I Sat Next To God Once On The Bus. He Told Me The Meaning Of Life And Then He Gave Me A Pretzel." - Leo

Season 2, Episode 23 - Holy Crap!

Hyde ’s enigmatic friend , Leo , was a hysterical addition toThat ‘ 70s Showwhen he joined the cast in season 2 . It was heavily implied that Leo was also one of Hyde ’s provider , and he was a hard-core lapidator himself . Leo ’s stereotypical hippy attitude was amazingly played upeven more when he joined Hyde in the circleand said that he ’d “ sit next to God on the bus topology ” and that the deity had divulged the enigma of life-time and establish him a pretzel . AlthoughLeo disappeared inThat ‘ 70s Showfor a while , lines like these kept the fiber implausibly pop .

12“An Apple? Where Is My Candy, You Son Of A B*tch?” - Fez

Season 2, Episode 5 - Halloween

Fez and candy were soulmates

One of Fez ’s most memorable character traits inThat ‘ 70s Showwas his lovemaking of candy . As he was a foreign telephone exchange student , Fez was mindblown by the concept of Halloween and trick - or - treating , and he was convinced that Eric and the others were pranking him . Much to the gang ’s dismay , Fez pressure them to take him door - to - door , weary a ridiculously tightBatmancostume . When introduce with an apple , Fez called the householder a “ son of a b*tch , ” which was brilliantly funny and perfectly encapsulate his sassy mental attitude . tarboosh and confect were soulmates , and he frequently voiced this throughout the show .

11"He Likes To Be Tall." - Kitty Forman

Season 5, Episode 22 - You Shook Me

One ofKitty ’s funniest quotes inThat ‘ 70s Showwas very subtle and a throwaway comment , but it was also one of the best moments of the show . Kitty ’s dog , Schatzi , was reluctantly bought for her by Red , and while he was n’t a immense devotee of him , he was beaming his wife was happy . When Red found Schatzi stand on their kitchen counter and questioned it , all Kitty replied was , “ He like to be tall . ”The stupidity and timing of this moment were perfect , especially as the dachshund and his little leg that far off the reason were absurdly mirthful .

10"I’m So Sorry Things Didn’t Work Out With You And Eric." - Kitty Forman

Season 8, Episode 22 - That ’70s Finale

Kitty ’s heartbreaking words in “ That ‘ 70s Finale ” was deeply profound and one ofthe most aroused monologue in a TV showever . As she reflected on the decade with each of her loved ace , she made a breaker point of acknowledging the fallout ofDonna and Eric ’s family relationship inThat ‘ 70 Show . Kitty tell Donna she was “ grim things did n’t work out ” with the distich , which was wholesome but saddening . Kitty was a surrogate paternal figure for Donna throughout the show , both as a mother - in - law of nature and a keep system when Midge left , and she still hump her even after Eric left .

9"I Heard About This Guy Who Invented A Car That Runs On Water, Man!" - Steven Hyde

Season 1, Episode 1 - That ’70s Pilot

Arunning gag inThat ‘ 70s Showthat was often refer to was the mysterious “ railway car that runs on H2O . ” This was first mentioned in the very first episode , and it was paralleled again in the last , too . Hyde ’s obsession with the authorities and fighting back against the manwas a core part of his characterization , but the fact that this concept played into the stereotype of his personality made this quote even funnier . Between Hyde ’s love for the circle and his logical pastime in the supposed motor fomite , it made sense thatThat ‘ 70s Showaired out of order .

8"Hello Mother, This Is Your Son Eric. I’m Not Feeling Well" - Eric Forman

Season 2, Episode 2 - Red’s Last Day

In the installment “ Red ’s Last twenty-four hours , ” Kitty sent Eric to go and clean up his drunk Church Father from a saloon , although Kitty phrased it as he “ was n’t feel well . ” However , Red got Eric intoxicated , so they shout out Kitty . Eric ’s seek to keep himself composed , as he calmly enjoin Kitty the exact same words she ’d used previously , was nothing short of stellar . This second was underrated , especially as Eric felt the need to preface the conversation byreminding Kitty that he was her boy . Despite their laboured kinship , this was a very uncommon occasion whenRed was borderline gallant of Eric .

7"When My Time Comes, I Want To Be Buried Face-Down So That Anyone Who Doesn’t Like Me Can Kiss My Ass." - Red Forman

Season 3, Episode 11 - Who Wants It More?

Red did n’t care about what the way thought of him

After Red face a cheeseparing - death experience in “ Who Wants It More ? ” he pop to encompass life and threw a company . However , Red realized his protagonist annoyed him , and when he made his speech , he announced his funeral architectural plan instead . Red ’s iconic catchphrasesalways ask “ ass ” in some way , so his decision to be“buried face - down so that anyone who [ did n’t ] like [ him ] can kiss [ his ] ass”was very in character . What made this quotation even amusing , however , was Red ’s lack of tactfulness . Red did n’t handle about what the room recall of him ; he just wanted everyone out of his house .

6"Look, If I Could Run Across The Beach Into My Own Arms, I Would." - Jackie Burkhart

Season 5, Episode 25 - Celebration Day

Jackie ’s family relationship were non - lay off inThat ‘ 70s Show . But after weeks of her teasing Kelso and Hyde , Jackie inevitably decided she loved herself the most and that if she “ could flow across the beach into [ her ] own arms , [ she ] would . ” It was great Jackie chose herself , andher wording was school text Jackie and but uproarious . Jackie ’s love interests had their flaws , but it engage her too long to realize Fez was a staring burst for her . AlthoughThat ‘ 90 Showexplained why Fez and Jackie broke up , it was a shame she did n’t stick around with someone who cope with this muscularity .

Debra Jo Rupp as Kitty Forman and Ashton Kutcher as Michael Kelso in That ’70s Show.

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That ’70s Show Cast with their arms around each other

Ashton Kutcher as Michael Kelso in a suit and bow tie looking at the camera in That ’70s Show musical

Donna Pinciotti staring to the side of the camera in That ’70s Show

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Wilmer Valderrama as Fez in That ’70s Finale

Kitty Forman in Season 4, Episode 13, “Jackie Says Cheese” That 70s Show

Kitty Forman in Season 1, Episode 10, “Sunday, Bloody Sunday” That ’70s Show

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Topher Grace as Eric Forman in That ’70s Show

Kurtwood Smith as Red Forman in That 90s Show

Jackie Burkhart pulling apart a cookie in the circle in That 70s Show

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