To prove he can still be spontaneous, Red agrees to take Kitty out to a non-usual, "fancy" location. However, they struggle to find anywhere that fits their nostalgic tastes and eventually find themselves frustrated by the modern dining scene. Fez and the "Diabolical" Rock
The night becomes an awkward group outing rather than a romantic date, with Jackie and Kelso's constant bickering and presence ruining Eric and Donna's "alone time". Red and Kitty’s Spontaneity [S1E8] Drive in
The central plot follows , who plan a romantic night at the local drive-in theater to watch a scary movie. Their hope for intimacy is quickly derailed when Jackie invites herself along, eventually pushing Kelso into the car as well. To prove he can still be spontaneous, Red
After Fez is forbidden from listening to his music, Hyde intervenes. He convinces Fez that his parents were tricked by a tactic where rock records are played backward—a ploy Hyde jokingly attributes to a conspiracy from Congress. "That '70s Show" Drive in (TV Episode 1998) - IMDb Red and Kitty’s Spontaneity The central plot follows
In a sub-plot, prudish host parents become convinced that rock music is "diabolical".
Back at the Forman house, is upset after she and Red receive a terrible score on a Cosmopolitan relationship quiz about spontaneity.