That 70s show - 'Hyde moves in'

Eric Forman (Topher Grace)
Donna Pinciotti (Laura Prepon)
Steven Hyde (Danny Masterson)
Michael Kelso (Ashton Kutcher)
Fez (Wilmer Valderrama)
Laurie Foreman (Lisa Robin Kelly)

[benjaminobi]

The crazy thing is Red took him in even though he knew he couldn't afford to, and even with the financial problems in later seasons he never had resentment towards Hyde. These kind of people are rare in real life.

[TheArtisanTarotTBMoon]

This my favorite episode because it shows that Red really does have a kind heart it’s just a bit more rough around the edges thanks to the war.

[MaxMckayful]

Everyone talking about Red and Kitty but Eric is equally deserving of praise. He's the one who spoke up, repeatedly, to both his friends and his parents about Hyde potentially needing help.

[johnnk]

Hyde is like deer caught in headlights when Red is yelling at him. 😆😆😆

[doctorawesome]

I love how Eric gave him cookies even though he love his moms cookies. Also this was a huge step in Stevens development as a character

[MarmaladeMedia]

One thing about Hyde he was always respectful to the foreman’s and other adults who had good intentions

[arushipandey]

it's so wholesome the way kitty treats hyde like her own

[BradsDad]

As a parent now, I totally get red’s frustration with letting Hyde move in. While you can’t afford it, you’re also never going to watch your kids friend suffer, especially one who has spent so much time around your family. Red really is a class act dad who always supports the people he loves, and the ones loved by extension as well

[ReynosoCali]

This scene always reminds me of my friend Dakota. His parents would work late so he'd be at my house after school for like 4 hours for years. Eventually he became part of the family my mom made him do chores and yelled at him too lmao.

[lovebotz]

eric and hyde's brotherly bond was so adorable. i really liked that they portrayed them living together like they were actually brothers. <3

[NewDealDem]

The smirk on topher’s face in the last scene. Works in character and behind the scenes they musta been laughin in between takes

[lukeskywalker]

"God damnit! I am tired of being fucking Santa clause, Steven get your shit together and get your ass in the godam car!, We're going fuck! Now damnit! Move it!" A few moments later "FUCKKKK!"

[codyaucoin]

25 years later and I still want to see the freak out unedited. I wish I could have been in that audience that day.

[aesthetickatpaws]

This is so wholesome. Why am I crying in the club rn. Every part. Like Eric knowing saying something would be good for him and sharing because he cares about his friend. And kitty is a given one. And Red caving in because he knows it’s right. Everything 🥺🥺🥺

[Nohaytranza]

I remember after school when i was 9-11 my friends mom always invited me to dinner after school, always. They knew i was home alone most of the time because my parents worked, i obviously learned to cook for myself but i couldnt refuse a home cooked meal from her. They were the nicest people to me.

[gregmadore]

One of the best scenes in the whole show

[johnnk]

Fighting over pork chop. Now that's something brothers do...

[CoRLex-jhvx]

Red definitely knew what was going to happen the second Kitty suggested they go over to 'visit'. Its like when you just go to 'see' a puppy.

Eric was great too, definitely has his mother's heart. He was so excited at the prospect of being allowed to split a porkchop with Hyde.

[AnimeFreak]

As kid you thought Red was over exaggerating.
As an Adult you understand why Red lashed out in anger.

[Astrithor]

We may not be able to forget what Danny did, but Hyde, the character, is our friend and gave us hours of entertainment. I hope we can all just enjoy these clips for what they are.