Top 10 Most Relatable That '70s Show Moments

No matter what decade you were born, these "That ‘70s Show" moments are relatable. For this list, we’ll be looking at the scenes and storylines from the sitcom “That ‘70s Show” that make us most empathize with the characters. Our countdown includes Eric post-breakup state, Eric gets "the talk," Fez experiences racism, and more! If there’s a “That ‘70s Show” moment that “burns” with familiarity that YOU'RE burning up wasn’t on our list, share your favorites in the comments!

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[trinaq]

Kitty and Eric's sing along to Neil Sedaka in the car is so relatable. Eric realises how much stress and disrespect Kitty has to deal with at work, but she chooses not to dwell on it, instead having fun singing in the car.

[LeonardoKlotz]

Eric: "When two people love each other..."

Hyde: "... they don't need to love actually."

Eric: "Oh yeah, that's true."

[gabrielafonseca]

Erick on the way home with his mother after spending the day with her at her nurse job and acknowledging how strong Kitty is by staying cheerful and supportive despite the stress and death she works with daily is beautiful

[trinaq]

Despite the show taking place in the 70's, the themes are relevant to any decade, without the setting taking up too much space. Teens are always going through similar issues, no matter the decade.

[RayMcElroy]

"You need to have a girlfriend. If you don't get laid, then you don't exist."

Who hasn't gone through that once in a while?

[HashknightGaming]

His dad pulling him for a hug hit me hard personally...

[kevinclapson]

This show handled so much so very well. While its nostalgic to watch scenes from such a great show, it's also an irritating reminder at how often modern shows fail entirely to capture actual human growth and experiences without making them out to be precursors for "toxicity" or some kind of "ism" or "giny".

[kristinachaney]

I think the most relatable moment is how awkward Eric and Donna's first time is. Who didn't experience that in some degree

[chasehedges]

The whole show for me, as a Gen Z kid, is relatable

[Carol-ovjk]

I love this show! I wish they would put it back on

[baileeszz]

entire list relatable through the entire run.

[luedanger]

10:19
Respect to Kelso. He stood up for his bro
I'm a Latin smooth someofabish!
Hair here, hair there 🤣

[ADurning]

Kelso and Jackie breaking up in series four is why I don't agree with them being together in the sequel series. Kelso realised they were bad for each other and they both moved on and grew from that relationship. Having them get back together was just because they're together in real life now and sadly, it was a backwards step. ❤️🙏🌎

[RayMcElroy]

"You need to have a girlfriend while you're still young and dumb"

"Why?"

"So you can get laid"

"But why I need to have a girlfriend for that?"

[sarahduke]

When red lost his job how they were get by in the 70s i know how that feels

[LukeKetchum]

I'm still waiting on the Top 10 Eric and Donna Moments From That 70s Show.

[karenmagana]

Eric: When am I moving out? Make me. hahahhahah

[brokenbridge]

Great video. Maybe a few years down the line we'll be seeing a similar video with "That 90's Show."

[donalddday]

forgot the recordings of what you say when stoned, we recorded us at a party and the more beer and pot the more dumb stuff we said

[BlackLasher]

You should do this for How I Met Your Mother. Reading a magazine at work is difficult.