That '70s Show (TV Series) 5:15 (2004) User Reviews

5:15 (#6.21)

[ComedyFan2010 · 8/10 · 22 January 2018]

Mitch takes Donna as a date to a wedding. There he says she is his fiance which results in a fight between him and Eric. Jackie helps Fez to get a girl who likes rich guys but he doesn't help her to get the bouquet. Hyde and Red have some issues about the cable. Kelso signs him and Brooke up for a parenting class and she doesn't do too well with diapers.

I am just sad about one thing in this episode, their relationships become more hostile. It was sad to hear Red said that him and Kitty have nothing to talk about, when Fez chose Christy over a long time friend who helped him and when Eric made such a big deal about Donna going on the date. But the episode was still very funny.

Kitty was great. I loved her making evaluation in baby voices and how she watched porn when Hyde got in.

It was actually fun to see how Fez was making the decision whom to support. It is sad he didn't choose Jackie but then again Fez likes sex. Too bad that he doesn't like friendship more.

I remember Eric not seeing a big deal when Fez "borrowed" Donna to pretend this is his girlfriend. I guess him and Mitch aren't such big friends yet. The whole fight scene was pretty fun.

The house layout is not possible

[joel_goldfarb · 5 September 2018]

The cable wire from the living room tv goes straight down to the basement through a whole drilled in the floor. But that can't be. The old couch in the basement is under the dining room and small den NOT the living room and kitchen. Why?

The basement stairs do run under the main level stairs to the bedroom level. But when you're in the basement you're looking at the stairs ascending from the lower left to the upper right. Which means the basement area is under the dining room and small den not the living room.

Or think about it like this. The front door of the house would be directly above the small landing on the basement stairs.

It's probably something most people wouldn't catch but it's spacially impossible for the two TVs to be one above the other as the cable wire suggests.