Sleepover (That '70s Show episode)

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“Sleepover”
That '70s Show episode

Episode no.	Season 2 Episode 33
Guest stars	Tommy Chong (Leo), Linda Wallem (Jinx Mandell)
Written by	Rob DesHotel, Dean Batali
Directed by	David Trainer
Production no.	207
Original airdate	November 16, 1999
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Sleepover is an episode from That 70s Show.

Eric wakes up in the middle of the night to find Donna in his bed. Hyde takes a job at the Fotohut.

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[edit] Plot summary

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Eric is dreaming about having sex in his room with Donna. He wakes up and is surprised to see Donna (who climbed the trellis outside the Formans' house) sitting next to his bed in the middle of the night. She climbs into his bed and they spend the night together cuddling.

The next morning, Hyde is disappointed to hear that Eric had Donna in his bed and he didn't "do it". Later, in the Circle, the other guys mock him. Eric asks Donna if she wants to come over again tonight and she agrees. Eric goes through a lot of preparation to make the night perfect because he thinks she's going to do it with him. When Donna arrives Eric gets right to business taking off her shirt and his pants. Donna stops him, telling him she'd prefer it if they didn't rush into doing it and just cuddled tonight. Eric asks her why should they cuddle when they can just do it, which is what Kelso tells Jackie all the time. Donna tells Eric that they will do it, but she wants to just wait a little while.

After hearing Red and Kitty talk about the finances, Hyde decides to get a job at the Fotohut. Hyde's new boss, Leo, is extremely easygoing. He likes Hyde immediately. Kelso shows up in his van. When Hyde opens the door of the Fotohut, a cloud of smoke comes out. That night Hyde hands Red and Kitty some money telling them to take it since they are having money trouble. Fez doesn't like Hyde having a job because he's spending the day looking for someone to hang out with.

Kitty is now working nights and double shifts so she offers to prepare a couple meals beforehand. Red insists he can do it himself. After a few disasters he just goes and buys a bucket of fried chicken, which he unsuccessfully tries to pass it off as his own cooking.