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In season 5, the writer's revisited a plotline that they used a few years prior and decided to permanently hook him up with Jackie Burkhart. |
In season 5, the writer's revisited a plotline that they used a few years prior and decided to permanently hook him up with Jackie Burkhart. |
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In season 7 it was established that the man that Hyde thought was his father, was not due to a typical sitcom mix-up. ([[Tim Reid]]) from ''[[WKRP in |
In season 7 it was established that the man that Hyde thought was his father, was not due to a typical sitcom mix-up. ([[Tim Reid]]) from ''[[WKRP in Cincinnati]]'' was brought on in a recurring role as William Barnett. Hyde also has a half-sister named Angie. |
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His father owns a chain of record stores called Grooves and Hyde runs the shop that is in Point Place. |
His father owns a chain of record stores called Grooves and Hyde runs the shop that is in Point Place. |
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Revision as of 02:18, 24 May 2005
Steven Hyde (Danny Masterson) is an Fictional character from FOX Networks That '70s Show. Most of the show takes place at Forman's home, particularly the basement, where he and his five other friends hang out.
He is 'Eric Forman's' (Topher Grace) best friend.
When the show started Eric and Hyde both had feelings for 'Donna Pinciotti' (Laura Prepon) but the storyline was dropped.
Hyde is the young man who doesn't wear his heart on his sleeve.
He was abandoned by his parents and the Forman's took him in.
He worked at the Fotohut with his burned out hippie boss Leo. (Tommy Chong).
In season 5, the writer's revisited a plotline that they used a few years prior and decided to permanently hook him up with Jackie Burkhart.
In season 7 it was established that the man that Hyde thought was his father, was not due to a typical sitcom mix-up. (Tim Reid) from WKRP in Cincinnati was brought on in a recurring role as William Barnett. Hyde also has a half-sister named Angie.
His father owns a chain of record stores called Grooves and Hyde runs the shop that is in Point Place.
He likes to smoke weed and loves a good conspiracy theory.