Mila Kunis |
Jackie Burkhart |
Danny Masterson |
Steven Hyde |
Laura Prepon |
Donna Pinciotti |
Wilmer Valderrama |
Fez |
Debra Jo Rupp |
Kitty Forman |
Kurtwood Smith |
Red Forman |
Ron Pearson |
Officer Ron |
Guest Star |
Matt Cedeño |
Indian |
Guest Star |
Adrienne Frantz |
Kelly |
Guest Star |
Randy: I mean, if we took all the people I've dated and all the people you've dated and put them in a room together...
Donna: We'd have a room full of girls. And Eric.
Eric wasn't the only person Donna dated. She omits Casey Kelso whom she dated in season 4.
The music used in this episode was:
Y.M.C.A. (1978) by Village People.
Jackie: Why do you guys hate disco so much? It's the only thing white people can dance to!
Randy: Look, I'm sure you've dated a lot of people too. I mean, if we took all the people I've dated and all the people you've dated and put them in a room together...
Donna: We'd have a room full of girls... and Eric.
Red: Wait a second... you guys live together?
Josh: Yup.
Red: Without any wives or girlfriends?
Jeff: Yup.
Red: You know what I call guys like you?
Kitty: Oh dear...
Red: Lucky bastards! (laughs and slaps Josh on the back)
(Red has just accepted his two new gay neighbors, but is now furious with their omission that they are Vikings fans and kicked them out)
Kitty: Great, Red! Now I'll never know what rug would tie this room together!!!!
Barry Williams (Jeff) and Christopher Knight (Josh) were both credited as "Special Appearance by".
Michael Karlich (Editor) was nominated for an Emmy for "Outstanding Multi-Camera Picture Editing for a Series" for this episode.
In Canada, this episode first aired on Wednesday, May 3, 2006 at 9:00 p.m., one day earlier than in the US.
Donna: Oh, I heard that in Chicago they made a huge bonfire out of disco records.
This quote and the bonfire the gang later has is a reference to the disco demolition night at Comiskey Park, in Chicago, on July 12, 1979. The promotion took place during a Chicago White Sox and Detroit Tigers double header. The promotion called for attendees to bring their old disco records to the ballpark in order for them to receive a $0.98 entrance fee to the game. In between the two games, a bomb was detonated destroying all the disco records and a portion of the outfield.
Jeff: The last place we lived, we had to tell people that we were brothers! Who would ever believe that the two of us could be brothers?
This is a reference which pokes fun at the show, The Brady Bunch (1969 - 1974), in which Christopher Knight and Barry Williams played brothers.
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S 8 : Ep 22
Aired 5/18/06 (22:00)
S 8 : Ep 21
Aired 5/18/06 (21:42)
S 8 : Ep 20
Aired 5/11/06 (21:41)
S 8 : Ep 19
Aired 5/4/06 (21:41)
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