Surprise, Surprise

Original Airdate:	December 1, 2004
Writer:	Sarah McLaughlin
Director:	David Trainer

Hyde is upset when he discovers his new sister, Angie, has started dating Kelso. Meanwhile, Donna agrees to help out Red's failing muffler shop by plugging his calendar on her radio station, but she's appalled when she discovers it's full of scantily clad greaser girls.

Hyde finds out that his sister has started dating Kelso and is upset. He goes to Angie and cautions her about Kelso’s past dating life. She tells Hyde they only went out once, they’re not dating. The next day, after a surprise visit to the record store, Kelso and Angie hook up again. Donna and Fez try to convince Angie dating Kelso is a bad idea, but it doesn’t take. She really likes him. Kelso boasts to Hyde about the fact he’s now dated both Eric and Hyde’s sisters. Eric, relishing the opportunity to payback Hyde for all the teashing when Kelso dated Laurie, teases Hyde mercilessly. After hearing all the stories about Kelso’s past, she tries to break up with him, only to be once again won over by Kelso’s charms.

Jackie knows Hyde’s upset about Angie and wants to cheer him up. She goes to Kitty for advice on what to do and she suggests making cookies. Before they can even start making them, Jackie freezes, afraid to touch an egg. Eventually she comes through with fresh, yet brick hard cookies.

Donna agrees to plug Red’s muffler shop and their free calendar give away on her radio show. When she finds out the calendar is pictures of scantily clad women, she’s mortified. She rants against the calendar and calls for a boycott of Red’s muffler shop on the air. Kitty calls in and lays into Donna about betraying the man that has been like a second father to her. She goes to Red to apologize, but because of the publicity, the store is packed and Red’s no longer upset.

Eric seeks Fez’s advice on how to be more manly after Donna compares him to a Twizzler. Fez tells him he needs to be a man. Eric goes down to the radio station and puts the moves on Donna while she’s on the air.