That Wrestling Show

Original Airdate:	February 7, 1999
Writers:	Jeff Filgo, Jackie Filgo
Director:	David Trainer

Kitty's urging, Red (accompanied by Bob) goes with Eric and his friends to a pro wrestling match where Eric meets his idol Rocky Johnson.

Kelso tells the guys that since he and Jackie had sex she’s become his love slave. She waits on him hand and foot and does whatever he asks her to do. Pro wrestling is coming to Kenosha and the gang can’t wait to go. Eric is especially excited about seeing his idol, Rocky Johnson. Kitty tells Red that he never talks to Eric but just gives him orders. Since Red used to be a high school wrestler, Kitty thinks it would be great if Red and Eric could bond a little by going to the match together. Red reluctantly invites Bob to join him on the trip to the match with Eric and his friends. In the Vista Cruiser on the way to the match, Red can’t help being a backseat driver and making the kids miserable. Midge takes Kitty and Laurie to her encounter group. At the match, Hyde becomes obsessed with getting someone to buy him a beer. Donna has a talk with Jackie, telling her not to be such a doormat. Jackie is quick to re-establish her dominance in the relationship with Kelso. Eric and Red get seriously into wrestling and, after the match, they wait by the locker room to get Rocky Johnson’s autograph. When Rocky ignores them, Red drags Eric into the locker room to get his program signed. Rock’s manager tells them "no autographs" until Red points out that he’s probably the only person in the locker room who’s killed a man (in World War II), and this gets them the autograph.

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