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That '70s Show
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| 182 :08x04 - Misfire (Nov/16/2005) | | As Red and Kitty celebrate their 25th anniversary, Kelso gets bitten by the marriage bug and decides to propose to Jackie. But Vic (guest star Willis), a sketchy fast-talker with a bad toupee, makes Kelso a job offer he cannot refuse. Meanwhile, Donna is disappointed that Eric hasn’t reached out and touched her from Africa. | | Guest Stars: Bruce Willis as Vic, Ashton Kutcher as Michael Kelso, Jud Tylor as Samantha | Director: David Trainer
Writer: Kristin Newman | | | |
| 183 :08x05 - Stone Cold Crazy (Nov/30/2005) | | Hyde’s new wife Samantha, a former stripper, tries to help Kitty and Donna spice up their relationships. With Samantha’s expertise, Donna takes some “creative” photos of herself to send to Eric, but unfortunately they end up in the wrong hands. Meanwhile, Fez quickly learns that living with a girl may not be as great as it seems. | | Guest Stars: Allison Munn as Caroline, Jud Tylor as Samantha, Don Knotts as The Landlord | Director: David Trainer
Writer: Dave Schiff | | | |
| 184 :08x06 - Long Away (Dec/07/2005) | | When Donna and Randy spend more time together, Fez and Jackie suspect that there's more going on than just a friendship. However, the foreign friend and his sidekick sleuth quickly learn their lesson when their poor detective skills get them into trouble. Meanwhile, Red gains a newfound respect for Leo. | | Guest Stars: Thomas Weber as Counter Guy, Divid Joyner (1) as Jazz Musician #1, Michael Maury as Army Buddy, Cody Nickell as Young Leo, Jack Lindine as Veteran #1, Don Stark as Bob Pinciotti, Tommy Chong as Leo, David Joyner (1) as Jazz Musician | Director: David Trainer
Writer: Philip Stark | | | |
| 185 :08x07 - Fun It (Dec/14/2005) | | The gang is bored hanging in the basement, so Randy spices things up by taking everyone out to the local burger joint. But after the grumpy owner causes them grief, Randy seeks revenge by stealing the restaurant’s mascot, Fatso the Clown. His idea is a hit until the stolen clown stunt turns into a circus act for the gang. | | Guest Stars: Richard V. Licata as Mr. Visotsky | | | |
| 186 :08x08 - Good Company (Jan/12/2006) | | Fez meets a promiscuous older woman at the salon who is interested in more than just a blowout. But when Kitty realizes that Fez is dating her friend, tension mounts as Kitty's disapproval gets personal. Meanwhile, while searching through Donna's room for gift ideas, Jackie reads about Donna's new secret crush. | | Guest Stars: Suzanne Ford as Marsha Sullivan | Director: David Trainer
Writer: Dean Batali | | | |
| 187 :08x09 - Who Needs You (Jan/19/2006) | When Jackie floods Fez's apartment, Fez almost gets evicted and gives Jackie an ultimatum: stop her freeloading ways or pack up her bags. In an effort to make it up to Fez, Jackie wins over their eccentric landlord – and convinces him to let them keep the apartment – by sharing her passion for fashion and going shopping with him.
Meanwhile, the honeymoon is over for Hyde and Samantha, who get into some heated arguments that warm up Red and Kitty. | | Guest Stars: Tommy Chong as Leo, Jud Tylor as Samantha, Jim Rash as Fenton, Robert Kokol as Santa Claus | Director: David Trainer
Writer: Sarah McLaughlin (1) | | | |
| 188 :08x10 - Sweet Lady (Jan/26/2006) | | At the salon, Jackie meets local celebrity talk show host Christine St. George and is determined to get a job on her show "What's Up Wisconsin." However, after she finally lands a job as Christine's assistant, Jackie's start in showbiz isn't at all what she expected. Meanwhile, Donna questions Randy's intentions and Hyde gets a lesson on marriage. | | Guest Stars: Carol Ann Susi as Receptionist, Gavin MacLeod as Smitty, Dick Van Patten as Murph, Jud Tylor as Samantha, Mary Tyler Moore as Christine St. George | Director: David Trainer
Writer: Alan Dybner | | | |
| 189 :08x11 - Good Old Fashioned Lover Boy (Feb/02/2006) | | Jackie’s new job at the station keeps her on edge as she assists psycho boss Christine St. George. Frustrated with Christine’s attitude, Jackie tries to win her over with some of Kitty’s homemade brownies. Luckily, Jackie’s plan works and Christine lightens up, but when Jackie claims the recipe as her own on live television, Kitty is the one who freaks out. Meanwhile, Leo has a crush on Donna. | | Guest Stars: Mary Tyler Moore as Christine St. George, Tommy Chong as Leo | Director: David Trainer
Writer: Greg Schaffer, Steve Joe | | | | | | | | | |
| 192 :08x14 - Son And Daughter (Mar/23/2006) | | When Hyde's father asks him to housesit while he's out of town, the gang convinces Hyde to throw a party. But when things get out of hand and they accidentally break a signed Peter Frampton guitar, Hyde has some explaining to do. Meanwhile, Kitty uncovers the real reason she's upset Donna is dating Randy. | | Guest Stars: Tim Reid as William Barnett (W.B.), Tommy Chong as Leo, Josh Meyers (1) as Randy Pearson, Don Stark as Bob Pinciotti | | Director: David Trainer | | | |
| 193 :08x15 - Keep Yourself Alive (Apr/13/2006) | | On their way back from the county fair, Fez accidentally throws Kitty's wedding ring out the window. Frustrated, Red takes Kitty home and leaves the kids in the woods to find it. Donna and Randy try to get some time alone, while Fez separates from the group and finds a new fishy friend. Back at home, Red reveals the truth about Kitty's ring. | | Guest Stars: Don Stark as Bob Pinciotti, Josh Meyers (1) as Randy Pearson | Director: David Trainer
Writer: Gregg Mettler | | | |
| 194 :08x16 - My Fairy King (Apr/27/2006) | | When Samantha's real husband shows up unexpectedly, Hyde learns that his marriage is null and void. Jackie is tired of being single so she creates a list of ideal qualities she wants in a man, only to realize her prince charming is right next door. Meanwhile, Red loses business when a big automotive store opens in town, so he decides to sell his shop and retire. | | Guest Stars: Sam McMurray as Larry, Lara Everly as Hilary, Jud Tylor as Samantha Hyde, Don Stark as Bob Pinciotti, Josh Meyers (1) as Randy Pearson, | Co-Guest Stars: Robert Clotworthy as Customer | | Director: David Trainer | | | |
| 195 :08x17 - Crazy Little Thing Called Love (Apr/27/2006) | | When Jackie realizes she has feelings for Fez, she turns to Donna for help and sees a therapist for love advice. After the doctor tells her she is only interested in unavailable men, Jackie is relieved – until Fez gets dumped and she's still interested. Meanwhile, Hyde tries to keep Red busy with fix-it projects until his plan backfires when Red embraces retirement. | | Guest Stars: Josh Meyers (1) as Randy Pearson, Don Stark as Bob Pinciotti, Lara Everly as Hilary | | Director: David Trainer | | | |
| 196 :08x18 - We Will Rock You (May/04/2006) | | At Hyde's rocker bonfire, Jackie tries to win Fez's heart by bonding over their shared love for disco. But even though Fez leaves a make-out session with a girl to help Jackie prevent the disco inferno, it will take more than music to make him realize they are meant for each other. Meanwhile, Kitty and Red learn that their new neighbors are gay, but it's not their lifestyle that Red disagrees with. | | Guest Stars: Saige Spinney as Stacy, Deanna Wright as Sarah, Samantha Raddock as Linda, Matt Cedeño as Indian, Zach Selwyn as Rocker Guy, Adrienne Frantz as Kelly, Don Stark as Bob Pinciotti, Josh Meyers (1) as Randy Pearson, Barry Williams as Jeff, Ron Pearson as Officer Ron, Christopher Knight as Josh | | Director: David Trainer | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | |
| That '70s Show: The Final Goodbye (May/11/2006) | | The finale of this fantastic look of the 1970's is near and this is a very special look into the making of That 70's Show. It includes clips from past episodes and a look into the taping of the show's finale. It also features interviews of some of the past guest stars and of course the show's stars. | | Guest Stars: Don Stark as Himself, Debra Jo Rupp as Herself, Wilmer Valderrama as Himself, Laura Prepon as Herself, Danny Masterson as Himself, Ashton Kutcher as Himself, Mila Kunis as Herself, Topher Grace as Himself, Tommy Chong as Himself, Bruce Willis as Himself, Lindsay Lohan as Herself, Brooke Shields as Herself, Luke Wilson as Himself, Dwayne "The Rock" Johnson as Himself, David Trainer as Himself, Kurtwood Smith as Himself | | Director: Brad Lachman | | | |
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