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Since no one else is around, Jackie confides in Eric that she thinks she might be pregnant. Eric passes the news on to Donna, who tries to get Jackie to tell Kelso. The incident inspires Donna to go on birth control pills. Her decision inadvertantly causes Eric a lot of grief when Bob and the Formans find out.moreless
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  • superb

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    Jackie learns she may be pregnant, and she does not know what to do. Kelso freaks out about the prospect of being a dad. In the end it turns out Jackie is not pregnant, and she breaks up with Kelso, so something like this does not happen again.

    Donna meanwhile thinks about going on the pill, and things go awry when Red and Kitty find out and talk to Eric about sex.

    Good episode. I liked it. It was pretty funny, Eric running out of the pharmacy so fast, the black and white sequence, etc. Pretty good episode. Kind of boring in parts but overall I was entertained for the most part. Final grade, somewhere in the "B" Rangemoreless

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  • 117

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    This show isn't afraid to deal with real issues of the 70s. Such as sex & drugs, which is why I am a huge fan of this show. It's realistic, like life in the 70s. In this episode Jackie tells Eric she might be pregnant. Everyone starts to find out, even Kelso, who is freaking out about the whole situation. Her pregnancy scare is starting affect other people. Donna goes on the pill, after talking to Midge. Once Bob finds out, Red & Kitty want to have "the talk" with Eric. A hilarious scene indeed. In the end, Jackie finds out she isn't pregnant, and breaks up with Kelso. Meanwhile Laurie tries to guard the mail so Kitty & Red don't find out that she's flunking out of college. A hilarious episode, that definitely is a big step in Eric & Donna's relationship. Great episode.moreless

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  • The kids just grow up so fast

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    Basically, this episode featured common things among teens. First, the false pregnancy. Second, the birth control pill. Third, the break-up. I think it was really nice how they made an episode that was both funny and sent out a message to the young people of today. In my opinion, the best way to deliver a message to teens is by not making it obvious that you are really sending them the message. Like through a fun way, something like this episode did.

    The reaction of the parents were really hilarious, especially Bob. His facial expressions were really, really funny.

    Overall, one of the best episodes this season.moreless

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  • this was a good ep

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    in this ep of the show that 70s show erik gets told by jackie in confidence that she is pregant and then erik is so shocked that it happned and that he goes and tells donna and donna is like upset and thinks jakie did a stupid move by not using protection or something to stop it from happing since she is only sophmore and then donna goes and asks her mother questions and then while erik is in the store donnas dad finds out she is on the pill and donnas dad is angrey erik runs out of the store and donna family and erik having discussions about it and turns out jacki is not pregant .moreless

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  • After having sex with Kelso, Jackie is worried that she may be pregnant.

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    This was another funny episode. Jackie gets worried because she thinks she is pregnant, and when Kelso finds out - well, he passes out. To me, they were stupid. Jackie should of known better and "got informed more" before having sex. Lucky for her, she turns out that he's not pregnant. But while Jackie is still stressing over being pregnant, Donna prescribes to herself birth control pills. Bob picks them up at the pharmacy ironically at the same time Eric is there, and once Eric finds out, he gets in trouble with Bob, Red, and Kitty, as they think he and Donna have either had or are planning on having sex. We all know they haven't had sex yet, but of course, at least Eric, is trying to plan it. Anyways, Eric gets in trouble, and for Donna, she has to deal with the embarassment that her dad, and the parents of her boyfriend knows about the pills. Jackie, though, gets the news that she isn't pregnant, and when she tells Donna, Donna makes Jackie NOT forget about the experience, and encourages her to go on The Pill, but I don't think she does. After this whole experience, she breaks up with Kelso. I don't know why she does this, but she was the one who was on the pill! And she decided to have sex with him. So who's to blame for all this in my opinion? Jackie.moreless

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Trivia, Notes, Quotes and Allusions

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    • Donna: When this ERA passes, I'm gonna be able to do whatever I want. The ERA, or Equal Rights Amendment, was passed by Senate and Congress in 1972 and given a seven-year deadline for ratification by the states. The deadline was extended from 1979 to 1982; it still did not meet the requirements for ratification, so the ERA has never become law. Edit
    • The music used in this episode was: You'll Never Find Another Love Like Mine (1976) by Lou Rawls. Edit
    • In the drugstore scene, with Eric and Bob, Bob has a green bottle of cologne in one hand, while he's talking to Eric, and in the next shot, the bottle of cologne has changed shape, size and color into a blue bottle, and the original green bottle is back on the counter. Edit
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    • This is the first episode where the ending credits were at the right side of the screen. Edit
  • Quotes

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    • Eric: I had a nice discussion with Red and Kitty about foreplay. Donna: I'm really sorry Eric. Eric: Yeah, me too. Edit
    • Kitty (to Eric): Foreplay is very important. Red: Oh, no it's not. Kitty (to Red): Yes, it is. Edit
    • Jackie: So Donna, tell me more about this pill. Does it do anything weird to your hair? Donna: Only above your lip. Edit
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    • Donna: You're fine. Red and Kitty are watching Bonanza. Bonanza was a weekly one-hour western that ran from 1959 to 1973, and then was syndicated. Edit
    • Dick Clark's Voice: Coming up in the second half-hour of American Bandstand: Shields and Yarnell, Elton John and Kiki Dee. American Bandstand was a long-running music program that started in 1957 and continued to 1987, hosted by Dick Clark. Shields and Yarnell were mime artists, popular in the mid-70s, who regularly appeared on The Sonny & Cher Show, eventually getting their own short-lived show. Elton John and Kiki Dee would have been performing their 1976 hit "Don't Go Breaking My Heart". Edit
    • Bob: Sanford thinks he's having a heart attack. It looks like the big one. Come watch. Bob is watching Sanford and Son, a half-hour weekly sitcom that ran from 1972 to 1977, starring Redd Foxx. The main character, Sanford, was always faking heart attacks to get his son to do what he wanted him to do. Edit
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