Ep 13. Hunting

The episode titled "Hunting" is the thirteenth episode of the second season of That 70's Show. It revolves around the group of teenagers - Eric, Kelso, Hyde, Fez, Donna, and Jackie - and their plans for a hunting trip.

Kelso and Hyde are excited to go on the hunting trip with their respective fathers, Red and Bud. However, things do not go as planned when they realize that the only thing available for them to hunt is a turkey. While Kelso and Hyde are disappointed, Red and Bud are determined to catch the turkey to impress their sons.

Meanwhile, Eric's parents, Kitty and Bob, are struggling in their marriage and Kitty decides to join the hunting trip to spend some quality time with her husband. Bob, on the other hand, is more interested in impressing Red than spending time with Kitty. Fez, who has never been on a hunting trip before, imagines that the hunting trip is going to be like an adventure movie, complete with guns and explosions.

The girls, Donna and Jackie, decide to go to a nearby mall instead of joining the boys on the hunting trip. However, things do not go as planned when they accidentally get locked inside the mall after it closes. They are then forced to spend the night in the mall, navigating their way around in the dark, and finding ways to entertain themselves.

As the episode progresses, we see the different characters facing challenges and coming to realizations about themselves and their relationships. Kitty realizes that she needs to work on her marriage and Bob comes to understand the importance of spending time with his wife. Kelso and Hyde bond with their fathers while hunting the turkey, and Fez learns that hunting is not what he thought it was. Donna and Jackie spend the night in the mall reflecting on their friendship and their individual lives.

Overall, the episode "Hunting" is a lighthearted depiction of teenage life in the 70s and the challenges that come with it. It explores themes of familial relationships, friendships, and the search for adventure and fulfillment.