That '70s Show is an iconic sitcom that has given viewers plenty of joyous moments, but some seasons just hit much more differently than others.
Summary SCREENRANT VIDEO OF THE DAY SCROLL TO CONTINUE WITH CONTENT That '70s Show is an exemplary sitcom, but like with any other show, its quality deteriorates from season to season. Even though the series aired from 1998 to 2006, it did manage to capture that special, liberating atmosphere of the 1970s and bring it to everyone behind the screen who didn't get to witness those times live.
9 Season 8 Though That '70s Show had a strong run, a slight deterioration does present itself in its final season. With Eric gone, the group dynamic that audiences feel close to is lost, and That '70s Show's Randy can't substitute the fan-favorite character even in the slightest. Just as Eric's absence is processed, Kelso departs too, and that is a hit the series didn't need. Plus, the storyline with Hyde marrying Samantha felt a bit too weird for That '70s Show.
6 Season 6 This season has given viewers such great storylines as Kelso's transformation into a future father, the aftermath of Red's heart attack, Fez and Laurie's marriage, and so many more. The reason That '70s Show season 6 isn't as incredible as it could've been is the romance story with Donna and Eric that led to the cancelation of the wedding, which felt like forced relationship drama.
4 Season 3 By season 3, That '70s Show had found its success formula and decided to stick to it no matter what. Overall, it is an entertaining season with plenty of strong storylines, including Red's new strict rule in the Formans' house and Donna and Eric's relationship experiencing new highs and lows — the promise ring scene alone is an emotional rollercoaster of the best kind.
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