Where Are The Actors From The 70's Show Now

Remember waiting all week to hang out with Kelso and the gang in Point Place? That '70s Show was pure gold, and honestly, our Friday nights have never quite been the same since that finale. So, what happened to all those lovable faces? Grab a bowl of comfort food and let's catch up with the crew!

The Core Seven: Where Did They End Up?

Ashton Kutcher: From Kelso to Tech Mogul

Ashton traded his "bwoohahaha" laugh for a boardroom chair, becoming a serious tech investor in companies like Airbnb and Uber. He's basically the Kelso who finally grew up — though he'd probably argue he never really did. He married Mila Kunis in real life, which honestly feels like a fairy tale from a sitcom script.

Mila Kunis: Jackie's Glow-Up Is Real

Mila went from drama queen Jackie to one of the biggest names in Hollywood, starring in hits like Black Swan and Jupiter Ascending. She's also an amazing mom raising two kids with Ashton. Fun fact? She hasn't lost an ounce of that sharp-tongued attitude — and thank goodness for that.

Topher Grace: Eric Found His Way

Topher Grace kept grinding like a true Eric Foreman — steady, humble, and always showing up. He showed up in Spider-Man 3, Almost Famous, and BlacKkKlansman, proving he's way more versatile than a basement-dwelling nerd. He also became a dad, so yeah, Eric finally moved out of the Foreman basement!

Laura Prepon: Donna Found Her Own Red Book

Laura became a household name again as Alex Vause on Orange Is the New Black, snagging major award nominations along the way. She's also a published author who wrote a bestselling cookbook on intuitive eating. Turns out, Donna always did know what she wanted — and she went out and got it.

That 70s Show Then And Now

Wilmer Valderrama: Fez Became the Fonz of His Generation

Fez traded his hair dryer for a holster on NCIS, playing Special Agent Nick Torres. He's also kept his musical side alive, teaming up with bands and writing songs. Even better? He became a U.S. citizen in 2017 after years of advocacy work — talk about an inspiring chapter.

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Kurtwood Smith and Debra Jo Rupp: Red & Kitty Forever

Kurtwood Smith brought his signature grumpiness to films like RoboCop and voiced characters across countless animated shows. Meanwhile, Debra Jo Rupp charmed audiences in WandaVision as Captain Marvel's mom. Together, they were recently announced to star in a That '90s Show spin-off — meaning Red's grumpy glow has officially survived into another decade.

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Don Stark: Bob Pinciotti's Nap Never Ended

Don Stark kept the good vibes rolling, appearing in The Goldbergs and various random guest spots we'd recognize instantly. He's the guy who shows up, makes you laugh, and then disappears like he was never there. Honestly, Bob couldn't have stayed on screen longer — he was too busy clipping coupons!

Tommy Chong: Leo Stayed Weedily Wonderful

Tommy Chong kept doing exactly what he does best — being absolutely hilarious. He's still performing comedy, rocking cannabis advocacy, and making us all wish he was our favorite delivery guy. At over 80 years young, Leo proves that chill vibes truly never expire.

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The Rest of the Gang

Meg Master, Danny Masterson, Smith — some cast members took very different paths in life. But the six main leads are all thriving in fascinating ways, from parenting to red carpets. The point is, That '70s Show gave us actors who refused to fade quietly into the disco-themed background.

Almost every cast member has expressed love for the show and each other, and several have reunited for projects like That '90s Show. It's like a big old family reunion where nobody argues over who gets the last slice of pizza — well, almost nobody.

And That's a Wrap!

So there you have it — the players from Point Place grew up, leveled up, and never forgot where they came from. Whether they're investing billions, solving TV crimes, or simply chasing their kids around the yard, one thing's for sure: This was a great show, and it just gets greater in our memories. Here's to the laughs, the friendships, and the knowledge that no matter where life takes us, we all have a goofy gang waiting for us at that Forman basement table. 🎉