Ep 12. Eric's Stash

Eric Forman, a teenage boy growing up in the 1970s, has a secret stash of cigarettes hidden in his bedroom. When his parents find the stash, they confront Eric and force him to quit smoking. However, Eric's friends are also smokers, and he feels left out when they go out to smoke without him.

Meanwhile, Michael Kelso, Eric's dim-witted friend, has decided to start his own business. He believes that he can make a lot of money by selling Christmas trees. He recruits Eric, Steven Hyde, and Fez to help him with his new venture. However, their lack of experience and knowledge about the Christmas tree business soon proves to be a challenge.

As Eric struggles to resist the lure of smoking, he also deals with the fallout from his parents' discovery of his stash. His parents become stricter, and he feels like they don't trust him anymore. His friends try to be supportive, but they don't understand how difficult it is for him to quit.

Meanwhile, Kelso's Christmas tree business takes a turn for the worse when a rival tree salesman undercuts his prices. Kelso becomes desperate to make a sale, and he resorts to sneaky tactics to try to stay in business.

As the episode unfolds, Eric's struggle with smoking and his parents' strict rules comes to a head. He realizes that he needs to take responsibility for his actions and be honest with his parents about his feelings. Meanwhile, Kelso learns a valuable lesson about competition and the importance of honesty and integrity in business.

Throughout the episode, That 70's Show's trademark humor and nostalgia for the 1970s shines through. Viewers will laugh at the antics of Eric, Kelso, and their friends as they try to navigate the challenges of growing up in a different era. At the same time, the episode deals with serious issues like addiction, trust, and honesty in a relatable and entertaining way.