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That '70s Show Season 7 Episode 25

Til The Next Goodbye

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AIRED: 5/18/05

Kelso drops Jackie off in Chicago, but she is immediately homesick and reaches out to the gang for companionship. Eric finds out at the last minute that Kitty deliberately hid a letter outlining the vaccination shots he’s required to have before going to Africa for the year. He has his final Circle with the guys only to finally be busted by Red! As Eric says his good-byes to everyone, Hyde talks to Leo about his true feelings for Jackie and decides to follow her to Chicago…with disastrous results.moreless

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9.0

By futuramarama, Apr 08, 2011

Eric is getting ready to leave for Africa, but will things change when Red and Kitty find out what exactly it is him and his friends do in their basement? Hyde wants to go to Chicago to find Jackie, but a surprise is there- Kelso. On this cliffhanger, the episode, and the 7th season, end.

Good episode. It was emotional, and funny. The only thing I would have wanted different was have Hyde find Kelso be somewhere NEAR the end. I felt the episode should've ended with Eric leaving. But otherwise this was a pretty good episode, I felt anyway. Final grade is an A-moreless
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after this season things go wrong

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By dragondude4, Sep 08, 2010

in the season 7 finale eric is ready to go to Africa and it seens that Kelso and jackie are starting to be back togeter and hyde and be acting werid and after years of doing the circle Red finally catches them and he was going to punish eric but he is alright out of the house and hyde so going back to jackie and he leaves the record store to leo to watch it over and he see kelso and jackie about to have some sex and Topher Grace and Ashton Kutcher are no longer main characters of that 70's showmoreless
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season 7 finale

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By thefanof, Aug 09, 2010

This should have been how the show ended. Eric, the biggest screwup of them all, finally gets out of Point Place and with a few slight changes you could have had Kelso and Jackie end up together. But instead they tried for an 8th season and failed horribly.

The show was already reaching during this episode so much, but it was not that bad. It would have been a fitting goodbye to these characters and while I would have liked a stronger finale, this would not have left as sour a taste in the viewer's mouth as the season 8 finale did.moreless
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This marks the end of Eric Forman

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By FrigginGodess, Oct 21, 2008

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9.9

This episode was one of my favorites; finale season, to be exact. Jackie and Eric leaves and fleds. But, actually, Jackie returns. eric does not.

My favorite part - and I'm sure this is yours - is when the gang gets high, with all these fnny emations! Like moving background, fish eye, twinkie, and - of course - the face float!

But, this episode didn't make me laugh much. It made me cry. Donna starts worring about Eric and Red starts saying I love you to him. So sweet. I feel SO sorry for Eric leaving. It's hard to say goodbye to a lovable character that we all love as the "Skinny, flem"

And, I LOVE the Benny Hill credits.moreless
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So sad to see Eric go.

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By Canogaparkcindy, Aug 26, 2008

Wow, Eric is gone for good you think to yourself, it is finally over, how can they continue the series without him. But anyways besides the point. Hyde goes to propose to Jackie only to find Kelso almost nailing Jackie which is also painful to watch because it is the end of a great relationship but this time for good. The whole goodbye sequence was amazing except Fez's part cause Eric never really talks to Fez, & Charlie stays with the gang, Kitty finally letting go, just amazing. Donna & Eric's last kiss, the final shot with Eric in in until the series finale, everything was just perfect!moreless
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Topher Grace	Eric Forman
Mila Kunis	Jackie Beulah Burkhart
Danny Masterson	Steven Hyde
Wilmer Valderrama	Fez
Ashton Kutcher	Michael Kelso
Debra Jo Rupp	Kitty Forman

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Bret Harrison	Charlie	Guest Star
Wayne Schmus	Clarinet Player (uncredited)	Guest Star
David Jackson	Accordian Player (uncredited)	Guest Star
Tommy Chong	Leo	Recurring Role

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- The music used in this episode was:
  The Night Chicago Died (1974) by Paper Lace;
  The Beer Barrel Polka (Roll Out The Barrel) (1927) (played by the Oom-Pah-Pah band).
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- In this episode, Kitty mentions a gift that she gave to Red before he went to Korea. This is impossible; in the third season episode Backstage Pass we learn that Red and Kitty met after he came back from Korea, in either 1952 or 1953.
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- Leo: Well, where's that loud girl you're always hanging with?
  Hyde: Jackie? She's in Chicago.
  Leo: Wait. If Jackie's in Chicago, I have a question. Who's Jackie?
  Hyde: Jackie's the loud girl.
  Leo: Loud Girl's in Chicago! Hey, that's why you're sad, man! You love Loud Girl!
  Hyde: Maybe I do. You know what? The only reason I'm admitting that is because you have no short term memory and you're gonna forget this conversation when it's over.
  Leo: Hey, that's not true, man! Hey, guess what I found out! Loud Girl's in Chicago!
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- Red: I can not believe that this is what you idiots have been doing in my basement all these years! I wish I had 2,000 feet, so I could stick 500 of them in each of your asses!
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- The final scene with Kelso running around naked is a parody of the British comedy series The Benny Hill Show, and uses the theme music from the show, Yakety Sax.
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