That '70s Show: Cast Breaking Character (All Seasons)

Hello Wisconsin! 🚌
I couldn't believe there wasn't any compilation of the cast breaking character so after many hours and many many circles... here it is!
Disclaimer: YES, I know some laughs are cleary scripted. However, that doesn't necessarily mean they aren't laughing for real (besides, it was a bit hard to tell).
Laura Prepon and Mila Kunis are breaking in almost every episode so I didn't include all of them.
Enjoy & have a good day. I SAID GOOD DAY! 🍃💨

TAGS:
#that70sshow #ashtonkutcher #milakunis #tophergrace #lauraprepon #wilmervalderrama #debrajorupp #kurtwoodsmith #davidtrainer #michaelkelso #jackiebukhart #ericforman #donnapinciotti #fez #stevenhyde #kittyforman #redforman

[tenseupdonnelly]

it’s the way that them breaking character works so well that i never knew that it was them breaking character. it’s too good.

[bellaloves]

Their breaking character seems so natural it makes the show more realistic

[audramcdonaldapologist]

Love how they always break character yet it always works

[yellow_stains]

Kurtwood Smith breaking about being a cat murderer and laughing and then say but try to say with a straight face knowing he broke is pure improvisational genius.

[ReginaldForman]

The chemistry of this whole cast is crazy good.

[matchesmalone]

Ashtons ability to stay in character after bashing his shins off the table is incredible

[Laurie]

I love that they could get away with keeping it in almost every time because it's a group of kids that get stoned in a basement, they're going to have the giggles sometimes. it'd be weird if they didn't haha. thx for compiling !

[maxattacks]

The fact that they left all these in, instead of reshooting them, shows the show’s soul. It wasn’t about things being perfect, it was about doing what felt natural.

[machodgdon]

I’ve never seen a show where they were able to incorporate the breaking character moments into the scene so seamlessly

[charleshamilton]

4:06 No one else could have played the Laurie Forman character like Lisa Robin Kelly. She was perfect.

[xXZombieHunterXx]

It worked so well cause every time they broke it just looked natural. If one of your friends was being an idiot, you'd laugh at them. If they got made fun of, you'd laugh at them. Basically unless they doubled over laughing it all just came across as a the natural reaction to whatever was happening and just made it all feel more genuine.

[foxhound]

The way they break character is how real people would be and it’s why this show stands out so well.

[Rodenson]

I think 5:44 might be my favorite. Kurtwood Smith recovers so well and plays it off like it was scripted.

[EdsterIII]

I will say this, Mila Kunis ALWAYS seems to be on the edge of losing it. You can see her smile, laugh off to the side. Or she'd put her head into her hands to hide her laughter. Yet you'd still see her giggling. She was and IS such a great actress. It's mind-blowing that she got the Jackie role at age 15? Also the other mind-blowing thing is she again wore a picture of her face on her own t-shirt....lol. That still kills me!

[yiannis-lc]

Fun fact, all the food that Kitty was pretending to make was actual food and after the scenes actors and directors actually ate it.

[hughjanus]

The best blooper they used was at the strip club. You can clearly see them all break and they kept it in. Debra made that scene!

[JimtheGrey]

Kelso slamming into the table for Eric's sister always floors me.

[ericbonanno]

8:03 this was always my favorite scene cause how funny it was. Had no idea they just ad libed it. I actually never realized how much of it was. It's like they said to them "just be kids and have fun." And I now appreciate this show a whole lot more.

[joeconcepts]

I always noticed that Laura Prepon did this constantly. Seemed to genuinely love working on the show.

[dannyganelin]

This is why the show worked so well! They're actually having fun and all of them had incredible chemistry.