T70s Stories

You happen to stumble upon a group of friends waving in the driveway. They say you look like their friend who just left. You ask "who?". They say "Eric Forman"

steven and the reader make a trip to the hub that neither will ever forget. possible triggers : blood, injury

When Kitty signs the gang up as counselors at Camp Winnipeg, everyone is sure that the summer of '77 will blow the big one. They had no idea how wrong they'd be- most of them, atleast. For the others, this summer will test the strength of both their friendships and themselves.

ERIC'S BUDDY | The year is 1976, and Eric Forman lives in Point Place, Wisconsin. At 17 years old, Eric's got it all: a stable family, a close-knit group of friends, even a girlfriend. And, above all, Eric Forman is straight. Completely straight. 𝘠𝘦𝘱. Just completely and totally straight. That's Eric. Straight. He's straight. Things change in the December of Eric's Junior year of high school when he's paired up with Buddy Morgan for a biology project. Buddy Morgan, the rich, popular, aggravatingly friendly kid that everybody knows and loves. Except Eric's friends. They hate Buddy. Of course it had to be Buddy. Though his friends- and even his subconscious- tell Eric that he should stay away from Buddy, for some reason . . . Eric doesn't seem to mind him that much. ©ericbuddy

hyde started falling for jackie on prom night, but buried them because jackie doesn't feel the same. he realizes after a night with jackie, spending time with her is something he wants to do more often. feelings float to the surface as the two grow closer.

Becca Forman would rather not end up with one of her friends and risk ruining years worth of friendship, so naturally a strange series of events leads her do the exact opposite of what she wants: falling for Steven Hyde, the sex and rock music obsessed boy with a permanent seat in her basement and, apparently, a rather tight grip on her heart.

It's the 70s - rock and roll is at its finest. Hyde thought Point Place was the most boring place on earth until Eric's sister comes back in town. Being sent to boarding school Kate Forman was forced to leave everything behind but she did learn some new tricks while being away. That 70s Show. Title inspired by 'Rebel Rebel' by David Bowie. Each chapter is named after a song. !discontinued!

It's December 8, 1976. Eric meets Buddy, Buddy meets Eric. But what would happen if Buddy was a regular? If he and Eric had a thing? What could've been? In this story you'll read from Eric and Buddy's point of views, enjoy.

What must have been going on in Steven Hyde and Jackie Burkhart's minds during the episode "Jackie Bags Hyde" (3x08) of That 70's Show since there was a lot of subtext. This is one of my favorite episodes and I had to explore how they reacted to what happened that day! I actually wrote Hyde's part about two years ago long before I wrote any other JH stories, but I've cleaned it up a bit and added Jackie's chapter for this. A few small scenes added to Jackie's chapter to understand the day better.

an era of sex, drugs, and psychedelics that 70s show season one-season five

NEW CHAPTERS APRIL/MAY 2018 The story picks up right after the ending of season 8. Although I wish we could just erase that season out of our memories, unfortunately, it actually happened. Period. I will try to be as respectful to the producers of S8 as I can possibly be (wich will be hard - I hate them) and recognize the changes they had made into characters, but still provide you with an interesting JH story. Even though it's been awhile since the series ended and I don't know how many of the show's fans are still into JH and JH fanfics, I am still heartbroken and need to get this alternate ending out of my system. Thank you to whoever's reading my crap. "Oh, you're in my veins And I cannot get you out Oh, you're all I taste At night inside of my mouth Oh, you run away Cause I am not what you found Oh, you're in my veins And I cannot get you out"

For Jackie's birthday, Hyde has a special surprise combining their interests that'll put their opposing views on marriage to the test. One shot, not fluff. Takes place after "Do You Think It's Alright?" (6x18).