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"Drive-In" is the eighth episode of the first season of That '70s Show, and eighth episode overall. It aired on November 15, 1998.

Synopsis[]

Eric and Donna decide to double-date with Jackie and Kelso at the drive-in; Red and Kitty dine out. Fez's host parents think the group has a bad influence on him

Cast[]

Starring[]

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Also Starring[]

  • Karri Bowman as Hostess
  • Drew Ebersole as Waiter
  • Scott Haven as Cop
  • Alex Nevil as Waiter #2

Trivia[]

  • The title of the episode “Drive-In” refers to Eric, Donna, Kelso and Jackie going on a double-date to the drive-in to see The Omen.
  • First and Last appearance of Matthew Erdman.
  • First and Last appearance of Rebecca Erdman.
  • The scene where Red and Kitty are sitting at the bar in the restaurant named "Phillies" is a detailed parody of the classic American painting "Nighthawks" by artist Edward Hopper.
  • When a police officer interrupts Red and Kitty when they're in the car, Red threatens him with a foot-in-ass comment that makes the officer wish them a good night and then leaves. In the episode Stolen Car, the police men tell Eric that he is a "poor bastard" for having Red as his father. This suggests that the Point Place Police Department either respect and/or fear Red.

Music[]

  • In-A-Gadda-Da-Vida (1968) by Iron Butterfly (sung by Fez and Hyde);
  • Raindrops Keep Fallin' On My Head (1969) by BJ Thomas (sung by Fez and Hyde).

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