Top 10 Unscripted That '70s Show Moments That Were Kept in the Show

"That ‘70s Show" goes off script! For this list, we’ll be looking at the reportedly improvised lines, gaffes, and moments when the cast breaks character on the sitcom “That ‘70s Show.” Our countdown includes the tears, cat killer, table trip, and more! What's YOUR favorite "That ‘70s Show" unscripted moment? Let us know in the comments!

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[PointnShootMovies]

“Hey, I’m a cat killer. I murdered your cat” has to be one of the best lines in the show

[whapakwhapak]

you can tell by Donna's face that when Fez wrestled her it was unscripted she was so surprised

[klandgraf]

The finale scene with Kitty and Donna always felt so real and it’s not hard to see that the actors felt the same way

[CS-erib]

The cast breaks all the time, it makes the show so much more realistic. Real people laugh at the crazy stuff people say all the time and seeing on the show makes it so much better.

[Laciesgrl]

I thought Kelso was the one yelling hello Wisconsin. Good to know Hyde was the one doing that.

[nennja]

Cat killer has to be the funniest thing ever due to Eric and Kitty's face

[adampalmer]

There's one left out. Red explains to Kitty and Eric about the relationship between a father and a son being complex, making Topher giggle (unscripted) and Kurtwood telling him to wipe that smirk off his face (also unscripted)

[lizanna]

Kudos to the dancer managing to do one handed press ups even though he's on the verge of hysterics too

[trinaq]

I love Kitty's dance, and how it was completely improvised by Debra Jo. I don't blame Laura or Mila for cracking up, I'd have probably struggled to hold in my laughter as well! 😂🤣

[pakman]

Eric killing Mr. Bonkers will forever be gutbustingly hilarious because of Red's dry delivery of, "Wow. That is one dead cat."

[stephanieperaza]

This show worked incredibly well because of the undeniable chemistry between the actors. Something "That 90s Show" might never replicate.

[laurengarcia]

Leo telling the guys in the field that aliens told him “I was gonna have a good year” kills me every time I see it. Seeing Ashton Kutcher laugh makes it so much better.

[drkblu]

damn I've lived my entire life believing it was Kelso yelling "hello Wisconsin".

[saracohen]

I thought “Eric you are a god” was unscripted because Laura and Topher looked thrown off when Ashton said that line.

[trinaq]

It was clear that the cast weren't quite acting during the final episode of the original series, since they would not only have to bid farewell to their characters, but to each other as well.

[imonlyhumanafterallspinningguy]

Honestly one of the best cast in TV history. Everyone played their role so well.

[virgie]

*THIS* is one of the things that make That 70’s Show so great. The carefree vibe you get from them breaking character, it just makes everything funnier/better.

[hugosmoable]

Love Kitty. She basically carries That 90s Show. I wish the new cast were as carismatic as the old one because Debra can only do so much.

[Hays]

one of the reasons the burns worked so well is because of the spot on timing with Topher Grace's reactions, and the fantastic connections the actors had while delivering their lines.

[quiltedquickerpicker]

I'm pretty sure no one was yelling cut during Kitty's strip club scene because everyone was laughing so much including the director, staff, and camera men that they forgot to