Everything You DON'T Know About The Cast of That 70's Show (They're Cursed)

00:00 - 00:01 00:02 - 02:57 Intro
02:58 - 21:02 CHAPTER ONE - Welcome to ‘That 70’s Show’
21:03 - 29:48 CHAPTER TWO - Wilmer Valderama
29:49 - 38:43 CHAPTER THREE - Danny Masterson’s Crimes & Trial & Ashton & Mila Intro
38:44 - 51:25 CHAPTER FOUR - Laura Prepon, The Masterson’s (Chris Masterson) & Scientology
51:26 - 01:32:05 CHAPTER FIVE - Ashton Kutcher & Mila Kunis
01:32:06 - 01:42:42 CHAPTER SIX - Danny Masterson Sentence, Prison, Appeal & Divorce

That 70’s Show was a show set in the 1970’s about high school friends and later young adults hanging out and trying to find their way through life. That 70’s Show starred Mila Kunis as Jackie burkhart , Laura Prepon as donna pinnicoti, Topher Grace as Eric foreman, Ashton Kutcher Michael Kelso, Danny Masterson as Steven Hyde & Wilmer Valderama as fes. The show aired for eight seasons and went on to be one of the most popular shows of the 90’s & early 2000’s. The entire cast became stars & all solidly worked for the next 25 years. But behind the scenes, things were not so simple… Over the last two & a half decades, the entire cast of That 70’s Show, with the exception of Topher Grace, have been surrounded in controversies and scandals. The cast has been involved in everything from cheating, lies, diva behaviour to serious, disgusting crimes. In this video we’ll be discussing everything about the cast, their behaviour, scandals, controversies, behaviour, crimes & more. THANK YOU so much for watching & let me know your thoughts in the comments!

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[sweeney]

What pisses me off is that Topher was thrown under the bus for not getting along with other 70s show cast members, getting accused of being a diva, antisocial and not a team player. He literally acted like a gentleman and refused to associate with predators and he was considered the problem???

[Roguestatus]

I love this for Topher. He got the, “thinks he’s too good for the others”, label, and well, turns out he is

[the-berries-and-cream-dude]

Big props to Topher for not letting peer pressure get to him and standing by his principles. Being so young and seeing all his costars being friends, hanging out and being excluded for many years couldn’t have been easy.

[jennifergarcia]

So basically, if you’ve got the label of “difficult” or “diva” in Hollywood, it just means you have a conscious.

[mhc]

Ok what the heck.
That 90s show could have EASILY explained masterson’s absence with:
“Hey where’s Danny(sorry I forgot his character’s name)?”
“He got arrested”

Everyone would believe that

[crystalrose]

I remember back then they made it seem like Topher didn't want to hang with everyone else because he was too good for them and thought he was the bigger star. Now we know he was but for totally different reasons. He's the un-problematic king with a conscience.

[FPH-CAT]

Like how Topher has no label, he just smiles.

He got the last laugh.

[domdicenso]

Topher Grace is the epitome of why you should go to work, do your job, make your money and go the fuck home. Don't get caught up in personal relationships with your coworkers.... who's laughing

[damianBTSot]

I grew up in Hollywood. I met "King Topher" at a coffee shop once. He was a complete gentleman. So glad he has come out of that hot mess clean.

[maj]

Mila being surprised that Allison Mack is in a cult while her and her husband’s friend is in another one, is wild to me

[stephendexheimer]

I’m glad that Topher was smart enough to never hang out with his costars outside of work, I remember reading when the very last of scene of That 70s Show was filmed Topher immediately went in his car and went home while everyone else did one last bow to the audience and had an after party to celebrate the shows successful run, also Jenna Fischer had guest starred on That 70s Show in its 7th season and had said that Topher was the only nice one to her and had treated her as if she had been there from the first episode, Topher you can really see from stories that have come out including one of Danny’s victims that he’s a genuinely good person who had a normal life outside of work and he really saw right through all these people, good on him for unproblematic

[jamesmccarthy]

That story about Brain Cranston protecting the kid actors from Chris Masterson is quite heartwarming. Ironic that the man who played the incompetant dad turned out to be a much a better person than most who play good dads.

[paracsmnaut]

Danny is the main character in the spin off "That 70 Year Sentence"

[tonyjackson]

Topher seems like a guy who had good parents, worked hard, and just didn't care if he was a part of the "cool kids".

[RipMyTamagachi]

I’m so glad people finally are realizing TG is just a chill dude who didn’t want to get caught up in the chaos within Hollywood. He just genuinely likes making movies and is good at it.

[mariah]

What’s baffling to me is Mila was JUST in a movie about SA and her character seemingly always having to up the front of being the “cool girl” and she still went ahead and defended Masterson.

[wheelsndealz]

it's kinda funny, the only controversy Topher grace faced was not being monstrous enough to play venom.

[personagrata]

Ever since finding out about what a monster Masterson was I felt kind of bad for Topher, who was apparently the sole cast member that held on to his soul and was rewarded by being made an outcast on the show for 6 years or however long he was on the show. Glad the record finally got set straight.

[courtneymelkert]

When you said that Bryan Cranston protected the kids on Malcom in the Middle, I BAWLED. I love that show so much and that melted my heart.