Premieres: That '70s Show - Undeclared

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That '70s gang is back for another season but it doesn't start out on a happy note for Eric. Remember how the season ended? Donna and Eric split up over the promise ring.

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Now Eric is living in heartbreak-land and wishes they had never been together. An angel pays him a visit and shows Eric how his life would have turned out if they had never been a couple. The angel shows him the future, including the hideous woman he ends up dating instead. He finds out Donna marries Hyde. Some things never change though - Kelso doesn't end up getting back together with Jackie, but they still continue their crazy relationship. Eric comes to realize that his relationship with Donna affects the future of the whole gang.

The angel makes him realize the old cliché, "it's better to have loved and lost than to have never loved at all," rings true. Eric is miserable and wants her back. Donna and Eric are such a great couple - I hope they kiss and make-up, this season.

The premiere wasn't all sad - Fez kept us amused with his bad '80s clothes, hair and squeaky voice. He was a riot!

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Undeclared

This was the first episode of a new show called Undeclared. The show is about seven college newbies, who attend the University of North Eastern California, and live in the dorms. The show is centered around a dorky 18-year-old named Steven Karp, who just wants to be cool. Steven is hoping to leave his high school dork image behind. Steven isn't sure what his major is - he's undeclared for now, as are lots of other freshmen.

Steven's roomie, a hot British guy named Lloyd Haythe, is a theater major. Other characters include Marshall Nesbitt (major:music), Ron Garner (major:business), Lizzie Exley (major:psychology) and her room mate Rachel Lindquist (undeclared.) In this episode, Steve and his roomies organize a party on their floor. Steven's dad shows up and announces that the Karps' might be getting a divorce. He then proceeds to get drunk with the guys. Steven also gets together with Lizzie, who totally has a boyfriend! I really got a kick out of this show. I wasn't expecting much, but it looks like it'll be a lot of fun. I like Steven, and the other characters, and I can't wait to see all the ups and downs of their first year. Did you catch these shows' premieres? Did ya dig 'em or hate 'em? Let us know.

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