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That '70s Show Season 4 Episode 18

Leo Loves Kitty

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AIRED: 2/19/02

Hyde tries to teach Fez to drive but Fez damages the car and hurts Leo, who was taking a nap behind the car. While in the hospital Leo falls in love with Kitty and starts showing up at the Formans bearing gifts for her. Kelso becomes a department store model and Jackie is jealous because it's her dream to be a model. She confronts him and demands that he doesn't do it but he stands up to her and does it anyways.moreless

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Leo falls in love with Kitty when she was nursing Leo back to health at the hospital

9.0

By tigerdude22, Jul 16, 2011

I thought that this was a hilarious episode of "That 70s Show". It would've gotten a 10 but one thing ruined it. The one thing I didn't was Jackie forcing Kelso to quit modeling just because it has always been her dream to model but it was so great to see Kelso stand up to Jackie and not let her control him... way to go Kelso. Kelso being a model was very funny. That's all for that plot, there is really is nothing else to say about to that plot. I loved the plot when Leo falls in love with Kitty after she nurses Leo back to health at the hospital. I laughed absolutely hard in the beginning of the episode when Hyde was teaching Fez how to drive his car and Fez damages Hyde's car and injures Leo (who was taking a nap behind the car and Leo's line after he got injured was hilarious when he said "Man, this world isn't a safe place to take a nap in" (something closer to that). Leo falling in love with Kitty was hilarious. It was also very funny when Red stood up to Leo because Kitty was angry at Red and Red yelled at Leo to make her forgive him. Overall, Kelso/Jackie plot was good but the Leo/Kitty/Red plot just made me laugh so hard. 9/10moreless
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Leo Loves Kitty

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By thefanof, Aug 03, 2010

A solid episode of That 70's Show here. This is when the show was hitting its peak in viewership and a few people would say that this is when the show was in its prime in quality, but nothing tops the first season in my opinion.

The Leo, Kitty and Red love triangle was interesting and it was good to give those characters a meaningful storyline for a change. And the scenes with Kelso modeling were funny. The cheese guy was a good recurring character as well. Very little to complain about. It was not THAT funny, but this was a good episode.moreless
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Leo gets a main plot woohoo!

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By Canogaparkcindy, Jul 30, 2008

I liked this episode because Leo finally gets a main plot! He was just a hippie but now he's the main star. I love how Red "put on a show" just to make Kitty happy & in the end he actually meant it because of those damn doctor perverts! Well there was a dark side of this episode, Jackie & Kelso are in trouble so she turns to Todd, Kelso is so immature, he could of just let Jackie talk so she can accept his dream. I bet if he just let her talk, they would be together the whole series. Anyways this episode was amazing.moreless
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Leo does love Kitty

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By jaystewpot, Feb 20, 2008

Leo - they should have far more about Leo in this show because he is amazing. So so so funny. And the guy who plays him and that whole relationship with Hyde is amazing. I loved it when he gave Hyde the car. But Leo AND Kitty - I was so looking forward to this when I saw it advertised - because Kitty is also amazing. I think they should have had more scenes the two of them together and I'd loved to have seen Leo explain to Kitty why he loved her. Because that would have been great. Red - as always - total legend.moreless
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Kelso goes back on his plomise to not model undelwear

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By jimbo_001, Aug 02, 2006

There are some very funny moments in this episode, especially from Fez owing Hyde money and Leo being in love with Kitty (even writing a half love poem, half shopping list).

Kelso's idiocy is once again brought into the episode, getting the modelling contract, causing jealous Jackie some very funny moments, Eric pointing out that in her dream Jackie has a modeling contract and Kelso isn't there and in real life, Kelso has a modelling contract and she sells cheezse (delightful!)

Overall, this has some very entertaining moments, as do most episodes with Leo in them, and ends with the familiar image of Fez being forced to be naked for one reason or another.moreless
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Topher Grace	Eric Forman
Mila Kunis	Jackie Burkhart
Ashton Kutcher	Michael Kelso
Danny Masterson	Steven Hyde
Laura Prepon	Donna Pinciotti
Wilmer Valderrama	Fez

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Matt Winston	Photographer	Guest Star
Chris Masterson	Todd	Special Guest Star

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TRIVIA (2)
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- The music used in this episode was:
  Chances are (1957) by Johnny Mathis.
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- More of a nitpick than a goof, but here Fez asks Hyde to teach him to drive, but Fez has been shown driving the Vista Cruiser in the opening credits since the first season.
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  Fez specifically says that he needs to learn how to drive a stick shift, or standard transmission car, and asks Hyde because the El Camino is standard. The assumption would then be that the Vista Cruiser is an automatic.
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QUOTES (10)
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- Hyde: You owe me eighty bucks.
  Fez: I'm broke!
  Hyde: Well it's like my mom used to say, 'Shut up and give me some money!'
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- (Red and Kitty pull up to the Foto Hut window where Fez is nude)
  Fez: Mr. Forman, Mrs. Forman, how may I help you?
  Red: You can help me by getting some pants on!
  Fez: And for the lady?
  Kitty: Uh, I'll have what he's having.
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- (pretending to yell at Leo)
  Red: Listen, hophead! I love that woman with a firey passion that consumes my soul! That's right! So, you can either walk out of here on your own, or you can hop out of here with my boot in your ass.
  Leo: Ok, I choose the one with nothing in my ass.
  Red: Good choice!
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- Jackie: So, now promise me you won't do it.... Michael!
  Kelso: Fine, I plomise.
  Jackie: I heard that. You said: "I plomise." There is no L in promise. Michael, promise me with an R.
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- Donna: So Leo, how's the hospital?
  Leo: It's great man! Cable TV, free parking, don't have to get out of bed to take a pee, it's just like a hotel.
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- Jackie: How do you know it's Mr. Harverson?
  Kelso: 'Cause I said: "Aren't you Mr. Harverson?" and he said: "Yeah".
  Eric: Hey Hyde, aren't you Mr. Harverson?
  Hyde: Yeah.
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- (Kitty reads a love poem from Leo)
  Kitty: Roses are red, Violets are blue, Milk... Eggs... Coffee.
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- Fez: Hey, Donna, I just went to the store. Check out my new... empty bag.
  Hyde: Empty bag, huh? If it's empty, why are you so excited?
  Fez: Oh, well, because of its amazing potential for storage.
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- Jackie (to Eric): I need a woman's opinion. Eh, you're close enough.
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- Todd: I will tell you two things. One: with the German population that this town has, we should be moving a lot more sausage. Two: you're a stone-cold fox. I've said too much. I'll be in the cooler.
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- Christopher Masterson was dating Laura Prepon (Donna) when this episode was made.
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- Mila Kunis (Jackie who wanted to be a model) portrayed the younger Gia Carangi, in the movie "Gia", who was the first supermodel in the late '70s and the early '80s.
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- Christopher Masterson, who guest starred as Todd, is the real life brother of Danny Masterson who plays Hyde on the show.
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- Jackie's dream sequence where she models perfume mimicks the "Charlie" perfume commericals from the 1970's.
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