Top 10 Best That '70s Show Couples
Love was always in the air in That '70s Show, usually floating on a cloud of hairspray and questionable decisions. Some couples had chemistry so strong you could practically hear the lava lamp bubbling. Others? More like watching a fondue pot catch fire. But hey, that's part of the fun.
Your pick might be a classic duo that defined the show's emotional core, or maybe it's a random pairing that only lasted an episode but somehow stuck with you. Maybe you cheered for opposites attracting. Or maybe you just wanted two chaotic weirdos to cancel each other out. Either way, the good news is you're in charge here.
See a couple you love? Give them a vote. Think they're getting too much love? Vote your faves higher and shift the balance. And if your favorite pairing isn't here yet, go ahead and add them.
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Jackie Burkhart and Steven Hyde
The relationship of Jackie and Hyde was perfect because you wouldn't think they'd end up together.
When you see Jackie and Kelso, you think they're going to get married, or when you look at Eric and Donna, you just know they'll be together forever. Jackie and Hyde were a pleasant surprise. They brought out the best in each other.
The best couple is Hyde and Jackie. I was so sad when they didn't end up together in the end. I wish the producers would make an extra episode set 10 years later where Fez and Jackie break up, and Hyde and Jackie come to their senses and get back together.
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Eric Forman and Donna Pinciotti
Eric and Donna: a tomboy and the geeky weakling. You'd be surprised how perfect they are for each other. Best friends since they were little kids, they both had a crush on each other but didn't admit it, worrying it would ruin their friendship.
Even though they broke up twice, they kept coming back to each other. After the second breakup, their love was unstoppable.
As much as I love Hyde and Jackie individually, I felt like Jackie wasn't the best match for him. She'll never be satisfied unless it's her way.
Eric and Donna had a true love that was undying. Their love was incredible, and they were best friends.
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Red Forman and Kitty Forman
Red and Kitty, the parents of Eric and Laurie, may seem like they have nothing in common, but you'd be surprised how many "foot-in-ass" jokes the two can come up with together.
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Michael Kelso and Jackie Burkhart
While I agree that Jackie and Hyde had a really good relationship where they both grew together, they never felt like a couple that could make it in the long run because of their major differences, especially in what they wanted out of their lives. In that way, I feel like Kelso and Jackie were more compatible. Maybe that's because Kelso always did everything Jackie told him to, but he didn't mind that. He liked it, and I think her bossiness gave him a sense of direction that he lacked in his other relationships. He also seemed to mature more with her.
But the thing I liked most about their relationship (other than their compatibility) was how well they understood each other. There were things only they could understand or talk about, and they knew they were in a safe, non-judgmental environment when they did so, unlike when they were with their other friends.
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Jackie Burkhart and Fez
Another couple you wouldn't expect, but they were surely meant to be. Despite Jackie being somewhat of a rich snob, she realized that she and the foreign kid, Fez, were meant to be.
Fez is perfect for Jackie! They make each other happy and have similar personalities. They both love disco and enjoy dancing together.
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Bob Pinciotti and Midge Pinciotti
The two idiots. Did anyone not see this coming?
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Fez and Laurie Forman
Despite seeming like the dumbest idea in the history of couples, it was actually a funny and entertaining pairing.
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Michael Kelso and Brooke Rockwell
The most wasted potential ever! I love my babies so much. They could have been the cutest, most domestic couple in sitcom history!
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Steven Hyde and Sam (Samantha)
Despite the fact that she was a stripper, Hyde and Sam actually enjoyed their marriage while it lasted.
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Steven Hyde and Donna Pinciotti
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Donna Pinciotti and Casey Kelso
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Eric Forman and Buddy Morgan
It actually turned me on when Buddy kissed Eric! Totally unexpected. Loved this episode!
Hands down, one of the best episodes of the show.
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Donna Pinciotti and Randy Howard
This couple was the best. It had the most chemistry and best romance.