That 70's show...

Anonymous-0 · Nov 13, 2009

Anybody watch it??? Don't know how long it's been around but I just saw one today. Thought I was gonna pass out from laughing.

Dave

Mark W. · Nov 13, 2009

One of my favorites. It took me a while to figure out why they call the one kid Fez, foreign exchange student!

Anonymous-0 · Nov 13, 2009

What's really a killer is that a guy I work with shares the same last name as the actor that plays Fez and is just as dumb......

Mathias NY · Nov 13, 2009

The show ran over here from 1998 to 2006. The series ends on December 31, 1979. It has it's funny moments.

MoMike · Nov 13, 2009

Got a kick out of watching our 15 year old niece, who was staying with us at the time, we would be watching it and she would give us looks like it was only her generation that did stuff like that.

51VAC · Nov 13, 2009

That's ironic. I went to school with three brothers named Kelso, and not only did they all look like the character, they were just as dumb. I sometimes think the creator of the show grew up in the west end of Davenport

cj in wisconsin · Nov 13, 2009

Watch it, I lived it man!!!! LOL

Anonymous-0 · Nov 13, 2009

The record store stuff rings true, and I knew a couple of characters who lived the Tommy Chong role. But a lot of it has no resemblance to the 1970's I lived through.

Drew · Nov 13, 2009

I may have seen it a time or two....I have the whole series on DVD.

The question always lingers....who's a$$ is Red going to put his foot in next?

Marbarger farms · Nov 13, 2009

Very funny show. The things the kids do in that show remind me of all the stuff we did in high school! The show ran for 8 seasons which is a good achviment for any show.

NY 986 · Nov 13, 2009

I would have been 3 to 4 years younger than the teens on that show in the 1970's. My life was quite a bit different than the ones depicted on the show. Never was around the "experimenting teens" but spent plenty of time trying to get certain girls to go to dances with me. I really don't miss my teen years. More disappointments than triumphs.
I'll have to admit there were more than a few Reds around growing up so that was realistic. The couple Midges around you did not dare check out much less flirt with if you knew what was good for you.
I'd like to try my hand making a show from that time period. Probably not many people interested in the adventures of some country kid.

kyplowboy · Nov 13, 2009

The show has not been "on" for about 3 or 4 years here. It is in syndocation here on a few stations late at night. I am too young to know any thing about the 70's but it's still funny. Only show that has been on the last 10 years I liked as much was My name is Earl, but of course that one got canned too. Seems like the networks just can't stand to have a funny show on anymore.

Dave

Uncle Ernie · Nov 13, 2009

Yep! Right down to the Wisconsin license plates!

Clodbuster · Nov 13, 2009

Until this summer....my washer and dryer were Maytags exactly like the ones in Red's basement.

Anonymous-0 · Nov 14, 2009

(quoted from post at 18:24:56 11/13/09) My name is Earl,

Just saw that for the 1st time last week. I Love it. Get a kick out of King of the Hill too.

Dave

Oldtractorfun · Nov 14, 2009

I graduated high school in 77. Think I lived about 3/4 of that show. Stoners I saw around, a couple of basements where the weed flew free. Munchies, skirt chasing, parking trying to get to home base with the girl. The stories I could tell, could have gave them a few story lines I bet.
Them were carefree days even with the work on the farm there was always time to party.

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