That '70s Show

This is one of my favorite shows of all time. I'm younger, so maybe that's why some of this material is more relatable to me, but while I would never say the writing is superb, it works for this show. I think the show presents a lot of situations and ideas that many people at that age resonate with. Also, while a lot of characters are kind of cliche, they still have their own ticks and episodes where you get something a little more than you'd think. I'll always appreciate this.

I will remain steadfast that That 70s Show is one of the greatest sitcoms ever made, barring the last 2 seasons.

Red Foreman tops the list of "characters too good for the show they're on."

As far as situational comedy goes, this is a premium baseline hit built on an absolute force-of-nature character chemistry. The retro 1970s aesthetic is baked beautifully into the visual textures of the basement, and the writing keeps the comedic rhythm incredibly sharp across the early seasons (utter debauched criminality of some of the cast members notwithstanding).

A frustrating show at times but has some solid laughs and the women in it are gorgeous. Red is presented as this scary badass who doesn't take shit but really what is he? A loser who barely makes enough money to scrape by, a man who constantly backs down to his wife, and a person who constantly talks about putting his foot in people's asses. Red is the most fake alpha character of all time. Show was unwatchable for the final season

Parents were the best characters by far.

At least they put the apostrophe in the right place.

No thanks.

Early seasons were fantastic. As the show progressed, it went downhill, with the last few seasons being borderline unwatchable.

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