A rewrite of S7E25. Hyde is driving to Chicago to propose to Jackie at the motel and makes the future commitment to her. Wrote this because despite being a That 70's Show fan for years and being a Jackie x Hyde shipper, I never knew that That 70's Show was intended to end here with Hyde proposing to Jackie, but they got renewed for a new season. Please be nice.

A series of missing moments - one for every episode of season 5. Because we deserved to see more of Jackie and Hyde behind the scenes.

This is a story about how Hyde become lost . He leaves Chicago without listening to Jackie, and will have a lot of problems because of it. Jackie will be there to help him find his way back to her. This is My season 8.

When Jackie and Kelso's future together is threatened, Kelso asks Hyde the favor of a lifetime.

Hyde reflects on his blessings, his biggest one being Jackie.

Five years after becoming a world renowned author, Eric Forman has come home to celebrate the New Year and the new decade. Determined to put the past to rest and move forward afresh, can he do so not only for himself but for Jackie as well? Does he still have, after all these years, The Touch?

Eric, Donna, and their family's adventures in raising baby Leia. A That '90s Show companion piece. [E/D & R/K]

When Jackie gets kicked off the cheerleading squad, she devises the ultimate plan to win her rightful place back on that team. Only, the plan involves using Steven, who proves to be a not-so-willing player in Jackie's games. At the Christmas Eve Dance, Jackie learns that it might be harder than she thinks to win over the cheer squad, Steven, and her own happiness. (One-shot.)

The year is 1995, It's summer time in Point Place, Wisconsin, look out for familiar faces, and some new ones (This is an AU that I thought of).

It's 1995 and 14 year old, Leia Forman, daughter of Eric and Donna, dreaded to spend the summer with her grandparents, Red and Kitty. She'll get to spend her visit bonding with the new generation of Point Place under the watchful eye of Kitty and the stern glare of Red.

Routine is supposed to be a rebel's first enemy. Nonetheless, it's the routine that's keeping him sane lately. Routine is good. - One-shot from Hyde's POV. Post-finale.

On one night in a motel room in Chicago, Jackie and Hyde learn a valuable lesson about love and life: Things fall apart. People get hurt. Hearts get broken. Over the course of nine months and a series of events no one saw coming, they learn how true that really is.

Cold open to a reboot of That '70s Show that takes place in the not-so-roaring 2020s. I wrote this forever ago and forgot about it.

Jackie has deep dark secret she's been hiding for months. But it all falls apart when Eric finds out the truth

Steven se rendit compte qu'il avait plus de points communs avec Jackie qu'il ne le pensait. Elle aussi avait fini par s'habituer à l'absence de ses parents. Mais étant malade et vulnérable, elle avait peur de se retrouver seule.

Steven realized he had more in common with Jackie than he thought. She had got used to the absence of her parents. But being sick and vulnerable, she was afraid of being alone.

Jackie and Hyde are at peace. They're in college, living together in an apartment, and their friends are doing well. But a brief encounter with their new neighbors could change all of that. Can Jackie and Hyde's love survive in the face of evil?

In this Nove Otto poem, Donna Pinciotti has received a California postcard from Jackie Burkhart with some good news attached.

Eric, Hyde, Fez, the Formans, and Bob are invited by Kelso to his family reunion, will this end in disaster? (Rated T for the usual shenanigans).

A few weeks after the finale in January 1980, Eric's guardian angel visits him again. What does he want this time? To convince a heartbroken Eric that his relationship with Donna still has a fighting chance. [E/D]

Donna's sad - won't get out of bed, sad. Eric calls Hyde for advice, and then Kitty. Can anyone help? Please peep the author's note for an important trigger warning. [E/D] [J/H] [Eric/Hyde friendship]

A "That 90s Show" Drabble

Hyde feels insignificant and it brings him comfort. What's a better way to make peace with your mistakes than realize they mean nothing in the grand scheme of the universe? Hyde character study, post-season 8. Based on the song Catch A Star by Men at Work. Chapter 2 continues with a Jackie character study, based on the song Silver Springs by Fleetwood Mac.

Jackie lied why she was going to Chicago, it isn't Kelso in the motel room but another guy and Hyde still runs away. The gang is all growing up and taking responsibility for their lives.

¿Si tuvieras la oportunidad de hacerlo todo otra vez lo harías? Jackie ha recibido la oportunidad de un nuevo comienzo pero no de la forma en que ella piensa y ciertamente no en el momento que ella espera… Ya sabes lo dicen realmente no conoces a alguien hasta que realmente lo haces.