- Season 2eps26 — That 70s Show

The episode's title is a literal nod to its central plot: mooning the camera for the school yearbook. While the gang finds it hilarious, Eric Forman is consumed by jealousy and dismay that "everyone" is seeing his girlfriend's lower cheeks. His frustration reaches a breaking point when Timmy Thompson , making his final appearance in the series, loudly broadcasts the photo's existence at the Hub. Domestic Tension and Parental Awkwardness

: The episode features a memorable end-credit sequence where the characters (and even some recurring side characters like Leo and Timmy ) dance and shake their behinds to the camera. That 70s Show - Season 2Eps26

One of the episode's more significant character shifts involves and Jackie Burkhart . Jackie, seeking to impress Hyde and prove she's "cool" enough for him, buys marijuana from her housekeeper. When the police bust them, Hyde—maintaining his anti-establishment but loyal persona—takes the fall for her, which results in his arrest. This act of chivalry deeply impacts Jackie, who publicly declares her love for him to the rest of the gang. Notable Highlights The episode's title is a literal nod to

: A common "goof" noted by fans in the Season 2 era includes contemporary items, such as modern coffee cups, occasionally appearing in the background of scenes. "That '70s Show" Moon Over Point Place (TV Episode 2000) Domestic Tension and Parental Awkwardness : The episode

: Reviewers often note this episode as a turning point where Leo (Tommy Chong) begins appearing more frequently outside of the Photo Hut, integrating further into the gang's social circle.