Young Man Blues

Episode aired Jan 14, 2004
TV-14
22m

IMDb RATING

7.7/10

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Ashton Kutcher and James Avery in That '70s Show (1998)

Comedy Drama Romance

Jackie joins a Big Sister program at school. Eric tries to become the new handyman around the house.Jackie joins a Big Sister program at school. Eric tries to become the new handyman around the house.Jackie joins a Big Sister program at school. Eric tries to become the new handyman around the house.

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Did you know

Trivia
In the scene when Jackie is brushing Collette's hair, a spider can be seen scurrying from beneath a poster on Donna's closet door and making its way to the floor. Coincidentally, the next scene involves Eric being afraid of spiders.

Goofs
While Eric is fixing the sink, he mentions that he's handy by saying, "Boba Fett doesn't glue his own jetpack back on". Boba Fett wasn't a character in the original "Star Wars" and was only introduced in "The Empire Strikes Back", which came out in 1980. However, he did appear in the rare "Star Wars Christmas Special" which aired in 1978.

Quotes
Jackie Burkhart: Everyone, I have really exciting news! I joined a Big Sister program, so now I have someone I'd like you all to meet!
[pulls Colette into the basement]
Jackie Burkhart: I call her 'Little Jackie'.
Colette: For the last freakin' time, I'm *not* Jackie! My name is Colette!
Jackie Burkhart: I'm trying to like her, but she's a little mouthy.

Connections
Featured in Star Wars Spoofs (2011)

Soundtracks
That '70s Song
Written by Ben Vaughn (uncredited)
Performed by Todd Griffin
Based on "In the Street"
Written by Alex Chilton and Chris Bell