That '70s Show can be streamed online, but the beloved period sitcom won't be found on Netflix, Amazon Prime, or Hulu in the United States - so here's where it can be watched. Created by Bonnie Turner, Terry Turner, and Mark Brazill, the Fox series debuted in 1998 and ran for eight seasons before coming to an end in 2006. Topher Grace served as the central character with a cast that also featured up-and-coming actors like Laura Prepon, Ashton Kutcher, and Mila Kunis.
That '70s Show followed Eric Forman (Grace), an awkward teen growing up in a small Wisconsin town during the 1970s. Eric and his tight-knit group of friends faced the typical trials and tribulations of being a teenager such as young love, familial expectations, and experimenting with drugs and alcohol. Due to the group's rebellious nature, they often found themselves in some type of trouble as a result of various shenanigans.
Thanks to syndication and streaming, That '70s Show found a resurgence of viewership from those who missed out on the original broadcast run. Loyal fans also had a habit of revisiting the hit series as its legacy continued to live on. Though there has been renewed interest in some type of That '70s Show reunion or reboot, viewers will now find it more difficult to watch the series due to current streaming rights.
That '70s Show Isn't On Netflix, Prime, Or Hulu
That '70s Show never streamed on Amazon Prime or Hulu, but the series was, however, a mainstay on Netflix since 2012. That suddenly changed when That '70s Show was unexpectedly removed from Netflix on September 7, 2020. The move resulted in outrage by fans, especially considering there was no warning. At the time of writing, Netflix hasn't given an explanation into why the streamer didn't renew the contract to stream the sitcom. That '70s Show was believed to be an ongoing hit for the streaming service giant, but it's now without a subscription-based home.
Where To Subscribe & Stream That '70s Show Online
Currently, there are no options to stream episodes of That '70s Show through any available streaming services (with a subscription). That may soon change considering Deadline reported that 130 million episodes of the show were viewed by US subscribers in late 2019 alone. Amazon Prime might look to snatch up the streaming rights or Disney-owned Hulu since it has ties to former Fox titles. Another possible home could be HBO Max, a recently released streamer looking to bolster its back catalog.
Where To Buy That '70s Show Online
Those looking for last-ditch efforts in viewing That '70s Show can do so by purchasing the series. Amazon is offering single episodes for $1.99 in SD or $2.99 each in HD. The site is also offering full seasons of the sitcom, ranging from $26.99 to $30.99. All eight seasons are available to purchase and stream immediately, but it might be better to hold off and wait for the series to find a new streaming home.