Writer:	Eric Gilliland
Director:	David Trainer
Star:	Topher Grace (Eric Forman),  Laura Prepon (Donna Pinciotti),  Mila Kunis (Jackie Beulah Burkhart),  Danny Masterson (Steven Hyde),  Wilmer Valderrama (Fez),  Ashton Kutcher (Michael Kelso),  Debra Jo Rupp (Kitty Forman),  Don Stark (Bob Pinciotti),  Tanya Roberts (Midge Pinciotti (Season 1 - Season 3)),  Kurtwood Smith (Red Forman)
Guest Star:	Paul Kreppel (Mr. Burkhart),  Mark Bramhall (Principal),  John A. Maraffi (Master)

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(in the school cafeteria)
Fez: All this food for 45 cents? It is unbelievable! (He takes a bite of his food, then pushes away his tray) Oh...I see. (edit) Jackie: Why are you guys all sitting on one side of the table, huh? (edit) Eric: Don't get me wrong, I'm completely pro nudity, but I think my dad might kill me and I'm anti being killed. (edit) Hyde: I'm going to write an awesome slogan like "I hate the fuzz" on my ass!
Fez: If you hate the fuzz on your ass, why don't you just shave it off? (edit) Kitty: All families are embarrassing; and if they're not embarrassing, they're dead. (edit)

In the scene in school cafeteria, Eric and the gang form Leonardo da Vinci's classic "Last Supper", with Eric in the center as Jesus. Coincidentally, the picture itself is painted on the wall of the refectory of the convent Santa Maria delle Grazie in Milan, Italy, and a refectory is nearly the same as a cafeteria. (edit) The music used in this episode was:
Elected (1973) by Alice Cooper. (edit) In this episode, Jackie's father's name is revealed to be Jack Burkhart. (edit) Kitty carefully sets the tuna casserole on the table while wearing oven mitts. Moments later, Red picks it up barehanded. (edit)

(referring to President Ford)
Kitty: You voted for Gerald Ford.
Red: Kitty, no one voted for Gerald Ford.

Gerald R. Ford was the 38th president of the United States of America. He was not elected, but was the first Vice President chosen under the terms of the 25th Ammendment, taking office after Richard M. Nixon resigned in August, 1974. (edit) Kitty: What is it with you young people and Columbo?

Columbo was a popular show, starring the trenchcoat-wearing Peter Falk, which ran for seven seasons from 1968. (edit)