In celebration of the 20th anniversary of That '70s Show, hosts Louisa Rorschach and Brittany Tuft are taking an episode-by-episode conversational jaunt through all eight seasons (yes, even that last one), and engaging in semi-serious, always hilarious, critical metadiscourse along the way. Each week, they discuss an episode through the lenses of historical contexts and still-relevant social issues, explore the music of the era, and get very real about how problematic Danny Masterson is, all while serving up the kind of New York attitude that would make Kitty nervous laugh.
Donna beats Eric at basketball. Louisa & Brittany discuss sexism, tennis, minority representation in Hollywood musicals, and the trope of putting men in dresses.
President Ford visits Point Place. Louisa & Brittany talk about patriotism, the national anthem, flag culture, and their experiences as New Yorkers for 9/11.
Eric gets a surprise birthday party and a gift he really didn’t want. Brittany & Louisa discuss coming of age, cassette tapes, coded racism, and awkward erections.
Episode one of the podcast series... exactly 20 years after the tv series premiere. Louisa & Brittany talk about relationships, Todd Rundgren, women’s place in American culture, and the allegations against actor Danny Masterson.
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