That 70S Show Holiday

'That 70s Show' is a retro show about a group of teenage friends growing up in the fictional town of Point Place, Wisconsin, from 1976-1979.

That 70s Show - Holiday Edition features 10 of the best holiday-themed episodes from the long-running hit sitcom. The show ran for 8 seasons on the Fox network from August 1998 to May 2006.

In this DVD collection of 'That 70s Show - Holiday Edition', the episodes are taken from seasons 1 to 7. (No episodes from the final season - November 2005 to May 2006).

SEE MY PHOTOS IN CUSTOMER IMAGES

Deck the halls with this far out and groovy collection! Join Eric, Kelso (Ashton Kutcher), Hyde, Fez, Donna, Kitty, Red and the rest of the cast as they celebrate Christmas, Thanksgiving, Halloween and Valentine's Day ... '70s style!

Genre: Comedy, Television
Run Time: 3 hr 50 min
Starring: Topher Grace, Ashton Kutcher, Mila Kunis
Language: English Rating: TV-PG
Number of Discs: 1

EPISODE TITLE, SYNOPSIS & AIR DATE:

Season 1:
Thanksgiving - Laurie comes home for Thanksgiving (aired on November 22, 1998)

The Best Christmas Ever - Red gives Eric $40 to get a tree but he keeps the money and cuts down a tree from beside the road (aired on December 13, 1998)

First Date - Eric and Donna have their first date. Donna gets drunk and Hyde show up and tells Donna how he feels about her (aired on February 14, 1999).

Season 2:
Halloween - The gang goes back to their old grammar school (aired on October 26, 1999).

Season 3:
Too Old to Trick or Treat, Too Young To Die - An interesting parody of Hitchcock films (aired on October 31, 2000)

Hyde's Christmas Rager - Hyde's first Christmas party at Bud's apartment (aired on December 19, 2000)

Season 4:
An Eric Forman Christmas - Eric thinks that Christmas just isn't as fun as it used to be when he was a kid (aired on December 18, 2001)

Season 5:
Thank You - Kitty invites everyone to thanksgiving (aired on December 3, 2002)

Season 6:
Christmas - The firm designates Red as Santa Claus! (aired on December 17, 2003)

Season 7:
Winter - Kelso gives the toys from Kitty's Toy Drive to the gang (aired on December 15, 2004)

Of course, That 70s Show - Holiday Edition is a must-have for Ashton Kutcher and Mila Kunis fans!
Set in the era of Led Zeppelin 8-tracks, Farrah Fawcett posters and Tab colas, 'That 70s Show - Holiday Edition' is highly recommended for baby boomers and those who love wholesome retro tv!

At under $10, 'That 70s Show - Holiday Edition' DVD makes a great 'stocking stuffer'. I ordered copies for Holiday gift giving in lieu of Christmas cards.

ALSO RECOMMENDED DVD STOCKING STUFFERS:
TV Sets: Christmas Treats and TV Sets: Holiday Treats

Hope this review was helpful ...

HAPPY HOLIDAYS EVERYONE - Jeffrey A. (Jeff)

Do you like to revisit favorite old TV shows at the holidays? Me, too. This was just what I was looking for; and unlike other holiday collections, this set is unique in that it features Halloween, Thanksgiving, Christmas, and Valentine's Day episodes. Some of the episodes are better than others, but I think the episodes below rated 4 and above are well worth watching any time, and the others are worth watching when all the stores are closed.

For those who've already seen these episodes once, and just want more detailed episode descriptions to jog your memory, here they are, with SPOILERS.

Season 1: Thanksgiving, 4.5 stars
Eric's sister Laurie brings her friend Kate home for Thanksgiving and Kate stirs up trouble when she comes on to Eric and kisses him. The family sits down to Thanksgiving dinner and realizes that no one remembered to pick up Grandma.

Season 1: The Best Christmas Ever, 5 stars
Eric gets permission to have a Christmas party in the basement. Red gives Eric money to buy the family Christmas tree, but the guys chop down a tree on the interstate and keep the money for beer. And Hyde wants to buy a special Christmas gift for Donna.

Season 1: The First Date, 4.5 stars
Eric takes Donna to dinner at the Vineyard for their first date and plans to ask her to be his girlfriend. Hyde, who's not going down without a fight, shows up at the restaurant to plead his case with Donna.

Season 2: Halloween, 4 stars
Shocking secrets are revealed when the kids find their permanent records during a Halloween visit to their old elementary school. Red and Kitty remember Halloween, 1957, the night Kitty finds out she's pregnant.

Season 3: Too Old to Trick or Treat, Too Young to Die, 4 stars
A Halloween episode filled with parodies of Alfred Hitchcock movies: "Rear Window", "Vertigo", "The Birds", "North By Northwest" and "Psycho". Point Place goes paranormal when Eric falls for Donna's new look, Laurie goes psycho on Kelso, and Fez tries to figure out why Midge has disappeared.

Season 3: Hyde's Christmas Rager, 3.5 stars
Living with Bud has some definite benefits; Hyde finds this out when he's having his first Christmas party at Bud's place, and Bud leaves the guys alone with a keg of beer. Eric suffers the consequences of being bad at quarters, and has to be carried home, where Red and Kitty decide that Bud needs a talking to about proper parenting practices. Meanwhile, Jackie is desperate for a boyfriend, and drags Donna out to a bar where they meet some interesting firemen.

Season 4: An Eric Forman Christmas, 5 stars
Eric thinks that Christmas just isn't as fun as it used to be when he was a kid, so Kitty suggests that he direct the church Christmas pageant. He has some artistic differences with the gang over how things should go. Kelso is upset that everyone is making fun of him for wanting to watch Christmas specials on television; and Red is upset over Bob's Christmas decorations.

Season 5: Thank You, 4 stars
Eric hides the fact that he's failing math from Red because he wants to prove that he's starting to get serious about his future. Red is so impressed by his son's apparent maturity that he bumps Laurie from the adults' table at Thanksgiving and gives her seat to Eric. This makes Eric think that the time may finally be right to announce to his engagement to Donna. However, the woman that Kelso brings as his date to the Formans' dinner complicates this decision.

Season 6: Christmas, 3.5 stars (quirky, but has its moments)
It's Christmas Eve, and Donna pulls night shift deejaying at the station. Red dispenses his own brand of Christmas cheer playing Santa at the mall. And Jackie drags Hyde and the other guys to the school Christmas dance as she attempts to recapture her place on the cheerleading squad.

Season 7: Winter, 3.5 stars (quirky, but has its moments)
Kelso gives the toys from the Toy Drive to the gang, leaving Kitty with no toys for the kids at the Ladies of Point Place Christmas Party. Jackie is upset that Hyde won't go to the party with her, making her think that he's not as mature as she thought he was. The guys have to come up with a way to get the toys to the party without the kids seeing them being brought in, and Red distracts everyone with an unusual Christmas story.

DVD is great. But it is missing one episode from season 7. You Can't Always Get What You Want. Eric attempts to go to a Styx concert on Thanksgiving. But Kitty is upset that he wants to do so rather than celebrate Thanksgiving with his family.