Hyde learns the truth can hurt.

Eric Forman gets his blood drawn. And Hyde is there to support him. Or tease him for being such a wuss. Take your pick.

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

This is my 'missing moments' contribution to Jackie and Hyde's relationship at the beginning during the summer Donna and Kelso were in California. The chapters will be drabble-type, not always chronological order or connected. Warning: story rating did go up (ch. 5). I added another chapter that's post-summer but it's still missing moments, idk, I might expand this.

It has always been Sophie and Steven. Even when their world expanded to include others or began to shrink as their group grew apart, it did not matter; they would always have each other.

Laurie seduces Eric. (smut)

Faced with insults and burns with every move she makes Jackie leaves Point Place and starts a new adventure. Along the path she chooses she finds herself injured in a hospital with no choice but to return to the place she ran away from. Will she forgive her former friends? Will she walk away in end? Read and find out. Rated M just to be safe

bueno un poco de los dias de colegio, veamos que pasa

Seven reasons Eric loves Valentine's Day, and one reason why he doesn't. [Eric/Donna][One-shot][Fluff]

So, we all remember the Angel who gave Eric his own version of "It's A Wonderful Life." Well, now it's Jackie's turn, but with more hands-on work. We get a glimpse into a decade into the future after the final episode, and things have gone from bad to worse. When grief has taken everything from her plus a freak accident, Jackie is given a chance to fix things for everyone.

Basically a rewrite of the pilot episode if Jackie had left her purse in the car and heard that Kelso was going to break up with her. Jackie/Hyde centered, but will mention Jackie/Kelso, and possibly some Hyde/Other later on.

Set during S5E14. Jackie has just told Steven she loves him, changing the dynamic of their relationship even further. She also realizes that her relationship with Steven is different than it was with Michael and different than anything she's ever felt. In addition, she learns that for Steven, actions have always spoke louder than words, even if she thinks it's the words that count.

Hyde/OC. Eric has a twin sister named Tina Forman. How would everything be different if she were there?

There was more to their stories than Jackie and Hyde let their stories lead on. The gang find out what really happened, but they also learn more than they thought they already knew.

The Zen Master has a story of his own, one that has never been told. Starting with age seven, this is the life and experiences that sculpted Steven Hyde into the calm, cool and zen guy he is. Full summary inside with warnings. Rating T-M

In which Eric and Donna get called out on their hypocrisy during the driveway confrontation in 5x03.

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

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.

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

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.)

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.