That '70s Show (1998–2006): Season 3, Episode 1 - Reefer Madness - full transcript

Man, who'd have thought?
Hyde getting busted for possession.

I mean, I always thought it'd be, like,
armed robbery or... pimping.

You know, something cool.

Yeah, Hyde in jail.

Hey, guys, do you think
he's anyone's girlfriend yet?

Kelso, he's been in jail
for three hours.

Of course he's someone's girlfriend.

He has very pretty eyes.

Well, if he was someone's girlfriend,
I think it might look something like this.

Yeah.

Hey there, curlicue, would you like to
perform an unspeakable act on me...



or would you prefer
that I perform one on you?

Well, they both sound good.
Dealer's choice.

You have done a horrible thing
with a children's toy.

Huh. Bet you didn't want me
to see this, did ya?

Hey! Welcome back, man!

We were worried about...
I'm sorry. I'm just... I'm so sorry.

Yeah, uh...

You know, curlicue... is...
can be... is a term of endearment.

So, when do we meet
your new fella?

- Red, we really need to talk about...
- No. No. No!

- Steven!
- No! I don't want to talk about Steven!

Subject closed.

Red...

For God's sakes, Kitty.



We took him into our home.
We treated him like our own son.

Treat him better than
your own son.

I'll tell you one thing.
I'm not bailing him out.

He can rot in that jail, for all I care.

Actually, uh, they already
let him out. Gave him probation.

Probation? Well, isn't that just ducky?

You know how they treat
their criminals in Russia?

First offense, five years in Siberia.

Second offense, 10 years.

Believe you me,
there is no third offense.

Unless the criminal
likes to make snow angels.

Hey. Steven brought that stuff
into my house.

And I'm puttin'a stop to it
before things get out of control.

Oh, out of control how?

Well, I'll tell you how.

Say, chum, where ya headed?

Just to see my best girl
Donna, that's where.

We're gonna split a soda pop.
It'll be keen.

Soda pop, eh? I have something
that's even keener than soda pop.

It's called marijuana.

"Mari-what-a"?

Come. I'll show you.

Hyde, you were right.
Marijuana's the bee's knees.

Yep. All it takes is one puff
to make you hopelessly addicted.

I am... hopelessly addicted.

Here's a new shipment, fresh from
whatever-the-hell country I am from.

Gee whillikers, Eric. Where have you been?
You missed choir practice.

Sorry, dollface. But now,
thanks to marijuana, I'm incurably insane.

Well, I'm not gonna let
a swell kid like you ruin your life.

Not so fast, sister.

I need that for the schoolchildren.

No!

Alas, marijuana has ended
my young, promising life.

This is what's happening
all over America.

And it could happen in your home,
or yours, or yours!

I just don't think
that's gonna happen, Red.

Has Hyde ever pressured you
to use this stuff?

No. Absolutely not.

In fact... Yeah, I can honestly say
I have never felt any pressure.

Guess who?

It's either Jackie or
the cold, clammy hands of death.

It's Jackie!

Damn it.

Oh, Steven, my hero.

When that cop found my bag, and you said it was
yours, and they sent you to the big house...

it was, like,
the most romantic thing ever.

Yeah, maybe for you.
I was deloused.

Hey, man, you missed
your shift at the Fotohut.

You better have
a damn good excuse.

- I got busted.
- Damn. That's a good excuse.

- So what'd they get you for?
- For loving me.

'Cause she's, like, 14?

I got busted for possession.

Oh, man. Join the club.

Yeah, thanks.

No. I mean, join the club, man.

We meet every Thursday.

We're tryin' to raise money
for a field trip to Amsterdam.

Hey there, Red. Takin'
out the trash, I see.

Yeah, well,
better late than never.

Is that supposed to
mean something, Bob?

No. Just happened to notice that
that low-life Hyde you've been harboring...

has been busted for possession.

My gosh! That stuff was right
here in our own neighborhood?

To think of all the times
we had to drive across town...

- to get it!
- Ix-nay, Midge!

Well...

as you all know, we had
a little incident yesterday.

And I think that as a family,
we should discuss rational solutions...

to make sure that
this never happens again.

Can I start?

Um, I'm not comfortable
living with a criminal.

I think we should kick Hyde out.

All in favor?

Laurie, stop it.
Red, what do you think?

Kick him out! Kick him out!
Kick him out! Kick him out!

Laurie, there is no way
we're kicking Steven out.

Steven, we're kicking you out.

- Yea, Daddy!
- Red!

- What? Dad, that's not fair.
- Not fair?

I took him in.
I gave him a shot.

He blew it. It's his fault.

Look, I don't want it
in my house.

I don't want it around you two.
I just don't want it!

Red, putting him out on the street
is not the solution.

This young man needs our guidance
now more than ever.

No, Mrs. Forman. It's cool.

If, uh, Red thinks that I'm not
good enough to live in this house...

then I guess I'm not.

You know what?
You're... You're bull...

I... I'm... You're very... I'm...
I'm very mad at you!

God, this sucks!
I can't believe Red's kicking you out.

I mean, I'm sorry,
where are you supposed to go?

I'm gonna go to the Fotohut. I'll sleep
on the floor. They got a hose out back.

Mrs. Forman made me a sandwich.

Man, this is so wrong!

I'm not gonna let you get kicked out
for something we all do.

Hey, hey, don't go
draggin' me into this.

You know what?
I'm gonna tell Red that I do it too.

No!

Have you suddenly become
the stupidest man ever?

I mean, is Kelso
no longer the reigning king?

Oh, I'm the king.

This can work. If I tell Red, then he's
gonna be a hypocrite for kicking you out...

and not making me go with him.

Because, I mean, he can't kick me out.
Because, deep down, he loves me.

Look, Forman. I appreciate
what you're trying to do, you know?

But you getting into trouble is not going
to help me get out of trouble, okay?

- Okay?
- Okay.

Okay. Everybody just stop worrying,
all right? I'll be fine.

Yes. It will be good for you
in the Fotohut.

Maybe you will develop some character.

Get it? Develop?

Oh, fine. I guess I'm not funny.

Kiss my brown ass.

Here's your tea, Leo.

Oh, wow. Tea, man.

That's, like, exotic.

Hey, look at me. I'm the king of England!

Off with her head.

- Tea.
- Well, um...

I... I think it's great that Steven
has a boss who cares enough to...

to come over
and talk to us on his behalf.

So, um, I'm just gonna let you fellas
get to know each other.

Sit up straight, Leo.

Hey, man, I don't think you should
kick Hyde out, because he's a good kid.

- He's a doper.
- Well, you say that like it's a bad thing, man.

Hey, I'm gonna let you in
on a little secret.

I've indulged once or twice myself.

Really? I'm shocked.

Yeah, I know. Upstanding businessman.
Last guy you'd expect.

But it's true, man.

Well, Mr... Hippie.

If you say so,
that's good enough for me.

Oh, that's great, man.

Now, please,
get out of my house.

Okay, what are you writing?

Jackie and Steven Hyde.

Mrs. Jackie Hyde.

Dr. And Mrs. Steven Hyde?
All right, what's going on?

Okay. Donna,
Steven and I are in love!

Um, you do know that he once
compared you to a tick, right?

Oh, really?
Well, if he thinks I'm such a tick...

why'd he tell the cops the bag was his
when it was actually mine?

Are you telling me
that bag was yours?

Yeah! And he went to jail for it!
Isn't that fabulous?

Oh, my God. You... tick.

You're the reason
this whole mess happened.

Oh, Donna, stop.
My head is... Whoo!

Jackie, you have to tell
the Formans what happened.

Do you know that Red
is kicking Hyde out?

Oh, God. No, no, Donna.
That's perfect!

When Hyde is on the streets,
he'll have to turn to me.

And as I care for him and buy him stuff,
his love for me will grow.

Oh, my God.
Fine. I'm telling them.

No! No, no, no.
You cannot ruin this for me, moose!

Don't tell me
what to do, midget.

No!

Well, well. Turns out you were
all wrong about Steven.

And you wanted to kick him out.

Yes, well... Thanks for telling us
the truth, Donna.

And we know it wasn't
easy for you...

especially with Jackie
choking you the whole time.

Um, Steven, wait.

You can stay.

Cool.

Wait, wait, wait. Wait.

That's it?

Isn't there anything else you would like
to say to this brave and noble young man?

You're right, Kitty.

Dumb-ass!

Do you realize that you put
your entire future at risk?

What kind of a moron would go
and take the fall for some little...

Crying and crying and crying.

- When she's upset, I'm upset.
- And the next thing you know...

I had to have tea
with that greasy old hippie.

And now I have hippie stink
on my couch.

Let me tell you something else.
If you ever do anything like that again...

I will kick your ass so hard
your nose will bleed!

And we love you.

So, uh, just so I'm clear...

everything's back to normal, right?

Yeah, yeah, everything's back...

All right, Dad!
I've got something to say!

Eric, for the love of God, don't.

Dad, I do it too.

That's right.
So you can't kick Hyde out.

Honey, we already decided
not to kick Hyde out.

Oh.

Then...

yea.

So, you do it too, huh?

Since when?

Since when?

Uh.

I am so baked.

I think. No, yeah, I am.

I think.

You know, guys,
I've been living my life all wrong.

All I ever thought about was school...
studying, reading, homework.

Well, that's over. Thanks, Hyde.

Hey, man, don't thank me.
Thank my mom.

If she hadn't have passed out,
I couldn't have raided her stash.

You have the best mom ever.

Hey, guys, you know what?
Yesterday, I was wrestling with Donna.

And I felt her boob.

It was beautiful... and squishy.

Squishy.

Hey, guys, I had this dream
that I was kissing my English teacher.

And when I woke up, I was stuck to my bed.

Kelso, man, that's not normal.
You could die.

Hey, isn't your
English teacher a guy?

Yeah.

No! I meant my Spanish teacher.
She's a girl.

Man! What's in this stuff?

Hey, guys, I'm having
the best time ever.

I think. No, yeah, I am.

Eric?

Eric!

Are you on it right now?

I asked you a question.

Since when have you
been using this?

Uh, 'bout a week ago tomorrow.

Um, what? Yeah! Coming, Mom!

Okay. Okay, now.

You're both smart boys.
What were you thinking?

- Well, I... I'm not...
- Oh, oh, um...

- The problem was that we weren't thinking.
- We weren't thinking.

And, you know,
with the times... we're living in.

Yeah, the times are, like...

- And, um...
- Peer pressure.

And the peer pressure.
Thank you, Mom.

- Yeah.
- Yeah, and I found that today, the need to experiment...

Oh! Don't try this
blaming society crap with me.

You know whose fault this is?
Do you? Do you?

Well, I have a pretty good idea.

It's mine.

- Oh. All right.
- Okay.

The problem is...

I've been too lenient.

So, from now on, no more easygoin',
devil-may-care, everybody's-best-friend dad.

I'm just... I'm so very nervous.

I'm cracking down.

And I'm cracking down hard.

Starting right now...
fun time is over!

So where was I for fun time?

- Take it back!
- No, Kelso.

I'm sorry. Confessing to Red
makes Eric the king.

Hey, I shot my toe
with a B.B. Gun once.

You're right, Kelso.
You're the king.

Thank you!

I mean, when I say,
"For the love of God, don't."

Then, for the love of God, don't.

Donna, that could have
meant anything.

Okay. I'm sorry.
I made a terrible mistake.

All right, excuse me. But I think we've all
lost sight of what's really important here.

We're in love.

All right, all right. You know what?
Enough of your girly fantasy crap.

None of this would have happened
if it wasn't for you.

So get this through your
little Easy-Bake Oven head...

I don't love you.
I don't like you.

I can barely stand
to look at you. Okay?

Oh, Steven, you're such a bad liar!

All right. Well, don't mind me.

I'm just here to install this...
smoke detector.

Smoke detector?
Does that detect any kind of smoke?

Long live the king.

Hey, guys, look what I found
in my sister Laurie's drawer.

Mints. A whole month's worth.

They're not minty.

They're not mints. They're birth control
pills, you headgear-wearing moron.

Hey, when I grow up,
I'm gonna be handsome.

Really? Did your
Mommy tell you that?

Yeah.

Kelso, you're the king.