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| A little more on the E! THS
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A Hit Show Put Teens in Bell-Bottoms and Made It Cool to be Groovy Again
The '70s are remembered as the Me Decade, a carefree time when people focused on their own happiness. Two decades later, the gang from That '70s Show brought us back to those good ol' days of hedonism and disco, when the word groovy ruled our vernacular. Plus, they brought us Ashton Kutcher and a fresh pack of hot, young stars.
In That '70s Show: The E! True Hollywood Story, we show you the drama behind the comedy of this nostalgic series. From awkward on-set relationships to the sudden exits that left some cast members feeling rejected, you'll see the turmoil that surrounded a very funny show. Oh, and what's up with Wilmer Valderrama's fetish for teen queens?
This top-rated show gave us a look at life for a group of Wisconsin teens back in the day--the nihilistic kid, the tomboy, the girl who has too much, the kid who's too good looking for his own good and, of course, the foreign-exchange student whose voice alone made everyone laugh. No topic was too controversial, including sex, drugs, alcohol and, like, Star Wars.
Through it all, this group of the coolest people on the face of the earth--and the nerdiest--managed to keep it together for 200 episodes.
| From eonline.com
Well, of course the relationships on set were awkward at times, what with all the orgies. You just can't slip right back into friend mode after doing that with a tire iron and giant stuffed gorilla. __________________
Oh, I steal things all the time. It's just something I do. I stopped caring a long time ago.
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