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+ | '''Scene Changes''' appear in every episode of ''[[That '70s Show]]''. |
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| + | They usually show the characters doing something in front of a colorful background, sometimes included the mirror image of a character doing the same thing. They explore the fads of the '70s and the psychedelic feel eg. with acid trip images of posters that talk or characters jumping in rooms with no acutely discernible spacial shapes. |
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| + | ==Season 1== |
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| − | + | The scene transitions prominently feature the That 70's Show flower (smiley button in initial airings) doing different things to entertain viewers over the scene changes.These are including but not limited to: |
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| − | *Filling the screen with multi- |
+ | *Filling the screen with multi-colored flowers. |
*Fizzling like a bomb before splatting onto the screen. |
*Fizzling like a bomb before splatting onto the screen. |
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*Deflating like a balloon. |
*Deflating like a balloon. |
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+ | Another prominent scene transition from seasons one and two feature pictures of people in different poses with another mouth superimposed over the top, singing a line of lyrics, usually the word 'Baby, baby, baby, baby, oh..." These pictures include (but are not limited to): |
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+ | *[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Farrah_Fawcett Farrah Fawcett] (her poster can also be seen on Eric's wardrobe door). |
*A blonde, oiled-up wrestler. |
*A blonde, oiled-up wrestler. |
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| + | *Some female ice skaters. |
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| + | *Cheerleaders |
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| + | *[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Richard_Nixon Richard Nixon] |
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| + | [[File:Smiley pin-0.gif|thumb|220x220px|The smiley button used in the initial airings of season 1. This was changed to the flower for reruns, syndication, and home media releases.]] |
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| + | [[File:Smiley Button.gif|thumb|220x220px]] |
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| + | The subesquent seasons featured the members of the main cast in the scene transitions, either walking across a plate of glass, jumping on a trampoline or doing some other thing in front of the camera with a greenscreen behind them, with added in backgrounds and kaleidoscope effects. |
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Revision as of 01:16, 18 October 2020
Scene Changes appear in every episode of That '70s Show.
About
They usually show the characters doing something in front of a colorful background, sometimes included the mirror image of a character doing the same thing. They explore the fads of the '70s and the psychedelic feel eg. with acid trip images of posters that talk or characters jumping in rooms with no acutely discernible spacial shapes.
Season 1
The scene transitions prominently feature the That 70's Show flower (smiley button in initial airings) doing different things to entertain viewers over the scene changes.These are including but not limited to:
- Filling the screen with multi-colored flowers.
- Fizzling like a bomb before splatting onto the screen.
- Deflating like a balloon.
Another prominent scene transition from seasons one and two feature pictures of people in different poses with another mouth superimposed over the top, singing a line of lyrics, usually the word 'Baby, baby, baby, baby, oh..." These pictures include (but are not limited to):
- Farrah Fawcett (her poster can also be seen on Eric's wardrobe door).
- A blonde, oiled-up wrestler.
- Some female ice skaters.
- Cheerleaders
- Richard Nixon
The smiley button used in the initial airings of season 1. This was changed to the flower for reruns, syndication, and home media releases.
Seasons 2 to 8
The subesquent seasons featured the members of the main cast in the scene transitions, either walking across a plate of glass, jumping on a trampoline or doing some other thing in front of the camera with a greenscreen behind them, with added in backgrounds and kaleidoscope effects.