That '70s Show - Season 5

Season 5
Episodes

Going to California
Eric goes to California to express his love for Donna, meanwhile Kelso tries to talk Annette into bed.

I Can't Quit You Baby
Bob punishes Donna by sending her to Catholic school, which Eric opposes---until he sees her in uniform; Jackie is caught with her new beau.

What Is and What Should Never Be
Red's joy is substantially less than Kitty's when she announces she's pregnant; Hyde tries to tell Kelso about himself and Jackie.

Heartbreaker
Kitty's parents hear the news of their daughter's pregnancy; Eric and Donna counsel Kelso about Jackie and Hyde.

Ramble On
Donna's gift to Eric has beautiful sentiment, but no visual appeal; Kitty's mood swings strain Red; Fez applies at the DMV.

Over the Hills and Far Away
Bob throws a monkey wrench into Donna and Eric's plans when he sends her to visit a college different from where Eric is going.

Hot Dog
Eric gets Donna a very special gift to show his feelings, while Red gets Kitty a dog in an attempt to quell hers.

Thank You
Thanksgiving brings Kitty's parents, Eric's sister Laurie and Kelso with a date---Eric's math teacher, who has just failed Eric.

Black Dog
Hyde is little comfort when Jackie has a family crisis, and Donna and Eric differ on what he should do; Fez kisses his DMV boss.

The Crunge
When the gang get their SAT results back, Eric freaks out when he discovers he got the lowest score of the group. As a result, he goes to some drastic measures when he starts to study to retake the test. Later, Eric accidentally lets it slip to the gang that he and Donna are engaged.

The Girl I Love
Kitty's dinner party for Fez and Nina results in a battle of the sexes, and not for just that one couple.

Misty Mountain Hop
Hyde plans a covert party at Jackie's parents' ski cabin, unaware she's got to move out due to a foreclosure.

Your Time Is Gonna Come
Kitty's parents visit at the same time as Kelso's California girl, who arouses jealousy in Jackie.

Babe I'm Gonna Leave You
Hyde breaks up with Jackie, who has a war of words with Annette; Kitty and Donna react differently to Bea's cold shoulder.

When the Levee Breaks
With her dad away, Eric sees spending the weekend at Donna's as a trial marriage, but there's one aspect he has never considered.

Whole Lotta Love
Forbidden to yell by Kitty, Red opts to give Eric the silent treatment over his engagement with Donna. Meanwhile, Fez loses his virginity; and Kelso buys Jackie a birthday gift.

The Battle of Evermore
Thanks to Red's constant attempts of making Eric's life miserable after finding out about his engagement to Donna, the rest of the gang decide to stay away from the Foreman residence. As a result, Hyde, Jackie, Kelso, and Fez go searching for a missing Leo. Elsewhere, Red and Eric are less than thrilled when Kitty signs them up to compete in Point Place's Pioneer Days competition, where they learn they're facing Eric's arch-nemesis Mitch Miller and his father.

Hey Hey What Can I Do
Now that Red has fired him, hoping that the wedding will be cancelled, Eric decides to go with his friends to a local job fair. While there, Hyde gets a job working for an old friend and Kelso decides to become a cop in order to extend the amount of time to maintain his good looks.

Bring It on Home
Friends debate what Jackie should do after it's revealed she's been living alone; Fez meets Nina's parents.

No Quarter
Donna finds Jackie a trying roommate; Eric can't make his engagement-ring payment; Kelso gets a job working under Hyde.

Trampled Under Foot
Nina breaks up with Fez, citing his neediness; the gang decides they need a new friend, but not the one Kitty suggests.

You Shook Me
Fez has an erotic dream about a certain member of the gang, which greatly disturbs him. Kelso questions his own sexuality after hearing about Fez's dream, leading him to seek comfort in Jackie. Joanne offers Eric a job at a local dog food factory.

Nobody's Fault But Mine
Kelso catches Hyde cheating on Jackie; Fez feuds with the school-paper editor; Red fights Eric and Donna's marriage plans.

The Immigrant Song
Red has his final say on Eric and Donna; Kelso and Hyde agree to not pursue Jackie; Fez is arrested trying to pull a senior prank.

Celebration Day
In the fifth-season finale, Jackie plays Kelso against Hyde on a pre-graduation camping trip, where Fez hopes to get lucky before his deportation.
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