Some Great Moments from "That '70s Show" Quiz

Answer: "Then I guess you can just light your dope with it, dopehead."

In the last episode of the second season, Hyde was arrested for possession of marijuana when he took the blame for the drugs Jackie had bought. Of course he had to tell Red, and in the first episode of season three, Red was ready to kick Hyde out of his house, until Donna told Red and Kitty about Hyde taking the rap for Jackie.

However, Eric didn't know that Red had already decided against throwing Hyde out when he announced to Red that he smoked pot too, in an effort to keep Hyde in the house. In the next episode, "Red Sees Red", Red imposed a strict curfew and booby-trapped the house to punish the kids. Kitty finally put her foot down and said that it was enough, and announced that she was going to quit her full-time job to stay at home and keep an eye on things.

Answer: Midge

In the episode "Eric's Panties", Eric was working a lot with his attractive lab partner, Shelly. He thought Donna might be jealous of the time he was spending with Shelly, but Donna trusted him until she discovered the underwear in his car. She stormed into The Hub to confront him, but Midge, having heard from Jackie that Donna found the panties and assumed Eric was cheating, showed up in time to tell Donna that they belonged to her. Midge explained that she and Bob had been together for a long time and sometimes needed to try new things and places in their intimate life.

Answer: Batman

In the second season episode "That '70s Halloween", also simply known as "Halloween", Fez had just learned about the custom of trick or treating and dressed up as Batman in order to get candy. After taking Fez trick or treating for a short while, the gang went to the movies and then decided to go to the burned down remains of their elementary school, where they found their permanent records and read from them.

In the next season's Halloween episode, "Too Old to Trick or Treat, Too Young to Die", in which the kids were involved in a few story lines spoofing Alfred Hitchcock flicks, Fez dressed up as a woman.

Answer: Lunch lady

Hyde's mom was "Gross Edna", the school lunch lady. She coughed and smoked while making the food, and didn't mind too much when Fez put garbage in the bucket of chili. She and Hyde fought a lot over the course of the day, but made up in the end and went off to do something together - grab a beer. Later in season one, Edna left town, leaving Hyde alone. That was when he moved into the Forman house.

Other scenes from career day included Eric doing rounds at the hospital with nurse Kitty, Donna enduring a day at Bargain Bob's (her father's store) and Kelso not being able to figure out exactly what it was his businessman father did.

Answer: He showed off his dance moves.

In "The Velvet Rope", Fez was the first of the guys to get in, after telling the bouncer that the hot rhythm was burning within him and doing a dance outside the club. Hyde was next to make it in, after getting angry and ranting about the unfairness of the regime.

The bouncer told him that political outrage made him cool. Eric made a bit of progress when he told the bouncer that Donna was his girlfriend, but he wasn't allowed in the club until after he had the bouncer recall a time from his life when he was excluded from something and was really hurt.

Answer: Fez and Caroline

In "Fez Gets the Girl", Donna wanted to go to the concert with Eric, of course, but Eric had to work that night and was too responsible to skip work and go to the concert. For most of the episode, Hyde, Kelso and Jackie fought over who should go with Donna. Shortly before the concert, they told her that she had to make a choice, but she casually told them that she'd given the tickets away, and the scene cut to Fez and Caroline arriving at the concert, separately. Donna had given them each a ticket, to get them together. Fez had a crush on Caroline but had been too shy to talk to her.

When Donna found out Caroline liked Fez as well, she knew she had to set them up.

Answer: Eric Clapton

In the second season episode "Holy Crap!", Kitty was concerned when her kids chose to stop going to church on Sundays. She invited Pastor Dave over to the house to guide them back on the religious path. They did things like singing songs, playing rummy and drawing. Pastor Dave first thought Hyde's picture was of Jesus, but Hyde informed him that it was Clapton.

Then Eric revealed that he had also drawn Clapton. Kitty drew a man on a cloud and Laurie said she drew a "special picture" and told Pastor Dave to look at it when he was alone.

After Pastor Dave gave up and left, Kitty made the decision that she would start forcing the kids, and Red, to go to church again.

Answer: Kelso started a fire.

In this episode, aptly named "Burning Down the House", Jackie invited Eric and Donna over to have a dinner party with her and Kelso. Hyde and Fez wanted to go to, but Jackie said that it was just a small intimate gathering for couples. Kelso told Hyde and Fez to come anyway, and he also invited a bunch of other kids, thinking that Jackie would be happy because her party would be fun. Kelso ended up starting a small fire with brandy and cigars and Jackie was very upset with him.

At the party, Eric also got really drunk, took off his pants and tried to serenade Donna.

Answer: Brownies

In the second season episode "Garage Sale", the Formans had a garage sale to make a little extra money. Hyde wanted to help out in some way, so Kitty suggested he set up a little table and sell lemonade and cookies or brownies. Hyde was going to say no, when he zeroed in on the word 'brownies' and agreed.

He then made several pans of pot brownies, against Eric's wishes, as well as some regular ones for "the losers". His bake sale went pretty well, until he realized he was missing a pan of brownies - the special kind. Red, Kitty, Bob and Midge had gotten their hands on it and finished it off, and hilarity ensued.

Answer: In his right shoe

In season three's "Canadian Road Trip", Eric and his friends drove to Canada without telling their parents in order to buy beer. Everything went well until it was time to back to the States. Eric asked if everyone had their IDs ready and Fez said he lost his green card.

They tried to hide him in the back of the Vista Cruiser, but he was discovered by Mounties at the border. The boys were then detained and questioned, and Fez finally found his green card in his right shoe. He then remembered that he'd made up a song to help himself recall where he put it: "My green card's in my right shoe... something, something, right shoe."