Tornado Prom
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| “Tornado Prom” | |
|---|---|
| That '70s Show episode | |
| Episode no. | Season 4 Episode 91 |
| Guest stars | Mo Gaffney (Joanne Stupak) Cynthia LaMontagne (Big Rhonda) Michael Milhoan (Coach Ferguson) Pamela Sue Martin (Miss Wizard) |
| Written by | Dave Schiff |
| Directed by | David Trainer |
| Production no. | 411 |
| Original airdate | February 5, 2002 |
| Episode chronology | |
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| "Eric's Hot Cousin" | "Donna Dates a Kelso" |
| List of That '70s Show episodes | |
Tornado Prom is episode 411 of the FOX sitcom That '70s Show.
[edit] Synopsis
The gang decide to go to the school prom. Jackie and Kelso run for Snow King and Queen, respectively, but only Kelso wins.
Eric forgets to pick Donna up at the radio station on the way to the prom. Hyde decides to smoke pot in Coach Ferguson's office. An announcement comes up about a tornado warning. Eric heads to the radio station to get Donna, unaware of the danger. Donna is impressed by Eric's "bravery".
Coach Ferguson catches Hyde, but soon gets scared after hearing about the tornado, stating that there is a lot he has yet to experience. He, Hyde, Kelso and Jackie then form a Circle. Eric and Donna, in a parallel scene, do a Circle at the radio station with cutouts of Steven Tyler and Joe Perry of Aerosmith.
Fez is about to do it for the first time with Rhonda when news of the tornado passing reaches them and his chance is ruined.
Eric admits to Donna that he forgot to pick her up in the first place.
Red and Kitty play charades with Bob and Joanne, and Red singlehandedly loses the game by trying to guess the name of a song ("You make me feel like hips"). Later, they play Monopoly, which Red loses as well, by landing on one of Joanne's properties.
Before leaving the prom, Hyde draws a unibrow on a passed-out Jackie using a Sharpie. Jackie dreams a Wizard of Oz fantasy. Miss Wizard (Pamela Sue Martin) tells her she needs to be outgoing to win a title like Snow Queen, so she introduces herself to everyone at school, not knowing about the drawing on her face.
