That '70s Show

That '70s Show1998

Genre: Comedy
Set in the mood ring and polyester era of the 1970s, the programme is a retro-hip situation comedy about an eclectic group of friends on the verge of adulthood. The group live in the suburbs of Wisconsin, where they yearn for independence amid the g… more »



Eric:
Okay, guys. Road trip checklist. Car: Check. Okay. We're good.

Fez:
Is there anything about Canada we need to know before we get there?

Steven Hyde:
Well, the beer is stronger, and as a result, their women look prettier.

Fez:
Then let's haul ass to Canada!

Eric:
Okay. Shh. Fez. If my dad finds out that we're going to Canada uh, for beer, no less, he's gonna start killing people, okay? People like us. So keep it down.

Michael Kelso:
[Runs up to the guys] All right! Canada! Whoo-hoo! Beer! [blows his horn]

Eric:
Kelso, you're not going.

Michael Kelso:
What? Why not?

Steven Hyde:
Because this is a risky mission and you tend to screw these things up.

Michael Kelso:
That is a damnable lie!

Eric:
Okay. Kelso, remember that time we were gonna put a flaming bag of dog poop in front of Principal Pridwell's door, and you lit it in the car on the way over?

Michael Kelso:
Yeah, I wanted to see it all flamey.

Eric:
And then you panicked and stepped on it.

Michael Kelso:
Eric, it was on fire!

Eric:
Okay, You're not going.

Michael Kelso:
No, no, no. Fine. I won't use the air horn, and I'll pay for the gas and the beer

Eric:
I can't stay mad at you... Come on, you big lug.

Leo:
[already sitting in the backseat of the car] Hey, dudes.

Steven Hyde:
Leo, man, what are you doin' here?

Leo:
Sittin'. What are you doin' here?

Steven Hyde:
We're goin' to Canada to buy beer.

Leo:
Canada? Cool, man. I spent some time up there during 'Nam.

Eric:
Oh, conscientious objector, huh?

Leo:
No. I didn't mind. Hey, a road trip sounds good, man, but I don't want nothin' to do with that beer. That stuff will mess with your mind, man.

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