Product Details

• Actors: Topher Grace, Laura Prepon, Mila Kunis, Danny Masterson, Wilmer Valderrama
• Writers: Bonnie Turner, Jenny Keene, Mark Brazill, Terry Turner
• Producers: Bryan Moore, Chris Peters, Chris Peterson, Joel Madison
• Format: Box set, Color, DVD, Full Screen, NTSC
• Language: English
• Region: Region 1 (U.S. and Canada only. Read more about DVD formats.)
  
• Aspect Ratio: 1.33:1
• Number of discs: 32
• Rating: Unrated
• Studio: 20th Century Fox
• DVD Release Date: October 14, 2008
• Run Time: 2279 minutes
• Average Customer Review: 4.8 out of 5 stars See all reviews (34 customer reviews)
• ASIN: B001CC7PMG
• Amazon.com Sales Rank: #4,266 in Movies & TV (See Bestsellers in Movies & TV)

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Disc 1: Season 1 Disc 1*That 70s Show Pilot *Eric's Birthday *Streaking *Battle of the Sexists *Eric's Burger Job *The Keg *That Disco Episode

Disc 2: Season 1 Disc 2 *Drive In *Thanksgiving *Sunday, Bloody Sunday *Eric's Buddy *The Best Christmas Ever *Ski Trip

Disc 3: Season 1 Disc 3 *Stolen Car *That Wrestling Show *First Date *The Pill *Career Day *Prom Night

Disc 4: Season 1 Disc 4 *A New Hope *Water Tower *Punk Chick *Grandma's Dead *Hyde Moves In *The Good Son

Disc 5: Season 2 Disc 1 *Garage Sale *Red's Last Day *The Velvet Rope *Laurie and the Professor *Halloween *Vanstock *I Love Cake

Disc 6: Season 2 Disc 2 *Sleepover *Eric Gets Suspended *Red's Birthday *Laurie Moves Out *Eric's Stash *Hunting *Red Gets A Job

Disc 7: Season 2 Disc 3 *Burning Down The House *The First Time *Afterglow Kitty and Eric's Night Out *Parents Find Out *Kiss Of Death *Kelso's Serenade

Disc 8: Season 2 Disc 3 *Jackie Moves On *Holy Crap! *Red Fired Up *Cat Fight Club *Moon Over Point Place

Disc 9: Season 3 Disc 1 *ReeferMadness *Red Sees Red *Hyde's Father *Too Old ToTrick Or Treat, Too Young To Die *Roller Disco *Eric's Panties

Disk 10: Season 3 Disc 2 *Jackie Bags Hyde *Hyde's Christmas Rager *Ice Shack *Who Wants It More *Fez Gets The Girl

Disk 11: Season 3 Disc 3 *Radio Daze *Donna's Panties *Romantic Weekend *Kitty's Birthday (That's Today?!) *The Trials Of M. Kelso *Eric's Naughty No-No *Holy Craps

Disk 12: Season 3 Disc 4 *Fez Dates Donna *Eric's Drunken Tattoo *Canadian Road Trip *Backstage Pass *The Promise Ring

Disk 13: Season 4 Disc 1 *It's A Wonderful Life *Eric's Depression *Pinciotti Vs. Forman *Hyde Gets The Girl *Bye-Bye Basement *The Relapse *Uncomfortable Ball Stuff

Disk 14: Season 4 Disc 2 *Donna's Story *The Forgotten Son *Red & Stacey *Third Wheel *An Eric Forman Christmas *Jackie Says Cheese *Eric's Hot Cousin

Disk 15: Season 4 Disc 3 *Tornado Prom *Donna Dates A Kelso *Kelso's Career *Leo Loves Kitty *Jackie's Cheese Squeeze *Class Picture *Prank Day

Disk 16: Season 4 Disc 4 *Eric's Corvette Caper *Hyde's Birthday *That 70's Musical *Eric's False Alarm *Everybody Loves Kasey *Love Wisconsin Style

Disk 17: Season 5 Disc 1 *Going To California *I Can't Quit On You Baby *What Is And What Never Should Be *Heartbreaker *Ramble On *Over The Hills And Far Away *Hot Dog

Disk 18: Season 5 Disc 2 *Thank You *Black Dog *The Crunge *The Girl I Love *Misty Mountain Hop *Your Time Is Gonna Come *Babe I'm Gonna Leave You

Disk 19: Season 5 Disc 3 *When The Levee Breaks *Whole Lotta Love *The Battle Of Evermore *Hey, Hey What Can I Do *Bring It On Home *No Quarter *Trampled Under Foot

Disk 20: Season 5 Disk 4 *You Shook Me *Nobody's Fault But Mine *Immigrant Song *Celebration Day

Disk 21: Season 6 Disk 1 *The Kids Are Alright *Join Together *Magic Bus *The Acid Queen *I'm Free *We're Not Gonna Take It *Christmas

Disk 22: Season 6 Disk 2 *I'm a Boy *Young Man Blues *A Legal Matter *I Can See for Miles *Sally Simpson *Won't Get Fooled Again *Baby Don't You Do It

Disk 23: Season 6 Disk 3 *Who Are You *Man with Money *Happy Jack *Do You Think It's Alright? *Substitute *Squeeze Box

Disk 24: Season 6 Disk 4 *Sparks *My Wife *Going Mobile *The Seeker

Disk 25: Season 7 Disk 1 *Time Is On My Side *Let's Spend The Night Together *(I Can't Get No) Satisfaction *Beast Of Burden *It's Only Rock And Roll *Rip This Joint *Mother's Little Helper

Disk 26: Season 7 Disk 2 *Angie *You Can't Always Get What You Want *Surprise, Surprise *Winter *Don't Lie To Me *Can't You Hear Me Knocking *Street Fighting Man

Disk 27: Season 7 Disk 3 *It's All Over Now *On With The Show *Down The Road Apiece *Oh, Baby (We Got A Good Thing Goin') *Who's Been Sleeping Here? *Gimme Shelter *2121 So. Michigan Ave.

Disk 28: Season 7 Disk 4 *2000 Light Years From Home *Take It Or Leave It *Short And Curlies *Til The Next Goodbye

Disk 29: Season 8 Disk 1 *Bohemian Rhapsody *Somebody to Love *You´re My Best Friend *Misfire *Stone Cold Crazy *Long Away *Fun It

Disk 30: Season 8 Disk 2 *Good Company *Who Needs You *Sweet Lady *Good Old Fashioned Lover Boy *Killer Queen *Spread Your Wings *Son And Daughter

Disk 31: Season 8 Disk 3 *Keep Yourself Alive *My Fairy King *Crazy Little Thing Called Love *We Will Rock You *Sheer Heart Attack *Leaving Home Ain´t Easy

Disk 32: Season 8 Disk 4 *The Final Goodbye *Love of My Life *That '70s Finale

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6 of 6 people found the following review helpful:

5.0 out of 5 stars PURE SATISFACTION, February 25, 2009

By	Dave Barkewitz (Hamburg, NY, USA) - See all my reviews

This well written and superbly acted series is here in it's total splendor. All 8 seasons are here with enormous amounts of bonus material. The packaging is extraordinary! Each disc is in it's own paper sleeve and all are contained in a clasp enclosing case. For those not old enough to know, it resembles a collection of 45 RPM's. Very nostalgic and appropriate. The show is LOL funny and is as classic as Seinfeld and Friends. You'll find youself watching episode after episode without pause.

11 of 13 people found the following review helpful:

5.0 out of 5 stars This box set finally gave me a reason to buy the entire series at once., November 2, 2008

By	Duane D. Linscott - See all my reviews (REAL NAME)

I have to admit that I didn't really watch this show when it was on air, but just like most shows that I get into, it's when they are in re-runs. I really got into this show when I started working at a TV station that aired "That '70s Show." The problem was we nevered really aired all the episodes, so since getting the box set I started seeing episodes that I have never seen before and viewing the shows in the order that they originally aired, makes show a lot more sence to me. I find this box set to be exactly what I wanted when purchasing all the episodes. I wasn't looking for a lot of thrills, just the DVDs containing all the episodes. This box set is straight to the point and doesn't take up a lot of room on my DVD storage shelf. I do find the interviews and the few extras very interesting and having a copy of the final script to the last episode was a nice little touch. The only complaint I have is that the DVDs are packed a little to tight in the box. Other than that I am very happy with this purchase and I would recommend this DVD box set to any person who is a fan of "That '70s Show." My only question is what would have happened if the show went more than 10 seasons, because a decade is only 10, years long. Just an after thought. Enjoy!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

22 of 30 people found the following review helpful:

5.0 out of 5 stars An awful decade to be young ... and the series lets you forget all that, July 13, 2008

By	calvinnme "Texan refugee" (Fredericksburg, Va) - See all my reviews (TOP 10 REVIEWER)

I am about three years older than the kids portrayed in the series. Born in 1958, I learned to drive during the first gas shortage, and got my first post-college graduation job during the second gas shortage in 1979. The 70's were a truly dreadful time to be young - inflation, competing for after-school minimum-wage jobs with laid-off thirty-somethings, dreadful music, worse clothes.

The funny thing is, this series doesn't ignor any of that and still manages to make the 70's look fun, even for those of us old enough to know better. It manages to look the 70's directly in the face - complete with time-authentic clothing - and yet fill the show with the hopefulness of youth and the things that make the high school and college years both the best of times and the worst of times. Then there are the parents. The two young lovers in the show - Eric Forman and Donna Pinciotti - truly have dreadful parents with the best of intentions. Eric's parents, Red and Kitty, are not exactly June and Ward although they are conventional for the decade. They represent what happened when the 60's finally reached the suburbs during the 1970's. Donna's parents are two people who have been waiting for the 1960's to show up their whole lives in order to give their weirdness legitimacy. Eric's friends Fez, Kelso, and Jackie round out the group representing nerdiness, well-meaning incompetence, and snobbiness respectively. Hyde is an unusual teenager for a show about the suburbs, but he largely represents someone who has to play the cards he was dealt even when those cards are dealt by largely absentee and negligent parents. I highly recommend all eight seasons even though season eight does lag a bit due to the absence of Eric.