That '70s Show

Eric receives an angelic visitor after his breakup with Donna.

Depressed Eric locks himself in his room and ignores pleas to talk about the breakup.

In the aftermath of their breakup, Eric and Donna fight over their friends.

Eric and Fez organize a singles party in order to hook up Hyde with a girl.

Kitty decides to redecorate the basement; Donna and Eric argue.

Donna seeks comfort in Eric's arms, an action that might be sending the wrong message.

Donna keeps her promise to accompany Eric to the Pricemart Ball.

Eric disapproves of a story Donna writes for the school newspaper.

The corporate office chooses Red to produce a segment for a Pricemart instructional video.

Red tries to set up Eric with a new employee from the Pricemart.

When Eric suggests a guys' night, his plan gets thrown off by a new girl's arrival.

When Eric directs the Christmas pageant, he casts all of his friends despite Pastor Dave’s objections.

Jackie takes a job at the Cheese Palace; Eric catches Red combing through his drawers.

When Eric's cousin Penny comes to visit, the boys clamor for her attention.

A tornado warning forces the Formans and the Pinciottis together on prom night.

After Eric urges Donna to move on, she starts dating Kelso’s older brother.

The gang disapproves of the way Casey treats Donna; Kelso gets a job.

Recovering from an accident, Leo admits to Red that he has fallen in love with Kitty.

Jackie, jealous of Kelso's modeling career, seeks solace from her manager.

The friends reminisce about their first meetings with one another.

Red helps the guys get revenge on Kelso for an April Fools' Day prank involving super glue.

A cheerleader agrees to date Eric as long as he picks her up in the Corvette.

The gang throws Hyde a birthday party despite his protests, and searches for the perfect present.

The gang prepares for the high school’s annual choral concert.