Mila Kunis on Hollywood Hunks, Boob Jobs and That 70’s Show

Speak of That 70’s Show and the first person who pops up in your mind is Mila Kunis. Unlike many other child stars she did not just burnt out and faded away in oblivion rather, we have a bubbly and beautiful Kunis on the cover page of Women’s Health Magazine. In a candid interview, she opened up and aired her opinion on a plethora of topics including her career, her character in the upcoming flick, Extract, going through puberty on national television as Jackie on That ‘70s Show. Did I forget to mention Hunkiest leading men of Hollywood, boob jobs and her boyfriend Macaulay Culkin.

“It was awful.  No one should have her teenage years on video.” These were the words of this smoking hot beauty in purple on the covers of Woman’s Health Magazine about her growing years on That ‘70s Show. But she had fondest memories of her former co-stars. “[Ashton] Kutcher used to help me with my science homework. Wilmer [Valderrama] taught me to drive.  Topher [Grace] talked about movies all the time.  And Danny [Masterson] took me to my first club and bought me my first drink. He was my prom date too.”

Talking about working with some of Hollywood’s hunkiest leading men, the actress had this to say about James Franco. ”He’s incredibly smart, but he’s not obnoxious smart, like ‘I’m going to tell you every SAT word I know just to prove it to you.’ He’s naturally smart.  He reads.”

She was rather sweet to Mark Wahlberg when she said “Mark’s an easygoing guy who doesn’t take himself too seriously.  Basically, if golf you can hang out with him. The man loves his golf.”

But she was not so generous while talking about Hollywood as in her opinion “[The culture here in hollywood] isn’t based on anything other than “Who got a boob job? That’s what I feel L.A. is about,’” “A lot of people here want to be everyone but themselves.”

While commenting about her relationship with Macaulay Culkin she said this. “I don’t know if I met him at 27 if it would have been a different relationship. We grew up together. You find a steady rock in your life and that’s all you need. We have our ups and downs, but work through them,”

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Let’s go back to ‘That 70s Show’ season 8

Yesterday, I accidentally, while cleaning my cupboard, came across the DVD of season 8 of ‘That 70s Show’ and it gave me a great nostalgia of the days when we used to watch the episodes of the show. Getting off-center, putting away the idea to clean the whole room, I switched on my laptop to watch the season. But, it didn’t go as I planned as the DVD had scratches and it didn’t run. Oh no….would I have to forget the idea to watch the episodes of my favorite series…… no way, I would do what I had decided…. But how?

Ultimately, I decided to download the episodes of the season 8 of ‘That 70s show’. Very soon, I was ready to watch the episodes with a bowl of popcorn in my hand. It took my whole day to come to the series finale of ‘That 70s Finale’, all the other chores were put aside. But believe me, I felt so satisfied after watching the end of the series. For me, ‘That 70s Show’ had been a personal favorite since the premiere of the show and I think, I never skipped any of the series’ episodes. As of now, I wanna see all the remaining seasons of series, would download them someday and surely watch them.

Well, if you ask me about my favorite episodes from the series, I would not utter any names as all the episodes of ‘That 70s Show’ are entertaining and good ones. I never felt like getting bored and always enjoyed all scenes of all the episodes. The series depicted the lives of seven teenagers, namely Eric Forman; Donna Pinciotti; Steven Hyde; Michael Kelso; Jackie Burkhart; Fez and Randy Pearson. All the events are set in Point Place, Wisconsin.

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Eric Forman on ‘That 70s Show’

He’s the buddy with attitude, style and cool look! I was crazy to watch Topher Grace portraying Eric Forman on ‘That 70s Show’ and I still am. As we all know, ‘That 70s Show was based on the adolescence of Mark Brazill, the show creator.

It was very sweet to watch most of the events taking place at Formans’ house, especially the basement. Among the several characters of the show, I liked, loved, admired and appreciated Eric Forman only. He was a nice guy with a very kind heart and his other characteristics were- geeky, weak and somewhat clumsy. He attracted thousands of people as a smart aleck teenager with a deadpan sense of humor.

Ohh… sweet Eric loves Donna, a girl who’s physically stronger than him. And, it was enough for all his mates to make fun of him and we saw him reluctantly facing those ridiculous situations. But, but, but…. it didn’t mean that he was coward, we saw him showing physical prowess when necessary.

Eric was the best friend of rebel Steven Hyde and he disliked Jackie out of the gang. ‘That 70s Show’ also showed him akin to a sci-fi fan, such as ‘Star Trek’ and ‘Star Wars’ etc. And, this hard working buddy was seen adopting several typical teenage jobs throughout the series. We saw him working at the Fictional Fatso Burger Price Mart, as a waiter at the Holiday Hotel, and at a dog food factory.

He always intended to prove his maturity and independence to his parents Red and Kitty. His father, a well known authoritarian often referred him as ‘dumbass’ and ‘boy. His mother over and over again supported him against his father. The lady used to scold Red for being too hard on Eric….. A typical mama-son story and every mama’s love!

Eric Forman was the character which made me to watch ‘That 70s show‘ again and again and trust me, it never happened that I missed any of the show episodes. ‘That 70s Show’ ran on Fox Network for eight successive seasons.