“There was that delay part I did, that dotted eighth kinda thing that was very popular back then, and for some reason David didn’t want to do it. “I think they brought in a couple of outside guitar players,” he continued. “It was crazy, David was right there! I’d been working with Bob Ezrin on several other records, and he ended up producing that Pink Floyd album. “I think I might have played on one more, though I’m forgetting the title of it right now,” Landau replied when asked about his time recording One Slip. We can only hope that the plot hole will be explained in future seasons of the show, should it be renewed by Netflix.And, though he was tapped to only play a small six-string role – a dotted eighth delay lead part on One Slip being the highlight – the short time he spent recording electric guitar in front of David Gilmour and co constituted “one of the most bizarre things ever”. And inconsistencies like this could ruin the show for nostalgia-seeking fans. The idea of reviving That '70s Show is certainly a risky one in this age of endless content. How could a couple that broke up in 1979 have a teenage child in 1995? Was Jackie pregnant in the show's finale? This development feels very much like a plot hole.

And fans of the original show couldn't help but agree. She recalled asking her husband how they could end up together after reading the script. 'You know what, I called BS,' Mila Kunis commented on the changes. Fez now owns a salon in Chez Fez and is dating another woman, and Jackie and Michael are married and have a son, Jay, who is about 16 years old. Now fast forward 17 years later and things have changed a lot for all these characters. And Kutcher's character ended up with librarian Brooke, played by Shannon Elizabeth, and even had a child with her. Jackie's heart was stolen by her charming friend, Fez, portrayed by Wilmer Valderrama.

But in the end, they were not meant to be. While Kunis and Kutcher are married off-screen, their characters couldn't be more apart in the 2006 Fox series finale.įans of the original show remember that Jackie and Kelso were each other's first love and had a tumultuous on-again, off-again relationship that unfolded throughout the sitcom. In the sequel, Jackie and Michael are together, and that just doesn't sit right with Kunis. While discussing the Netflix show with Access Hollywood, Mila Kunis said that one aspect of her character's story felt very off and unbelievable.

One on One by Michael Kelso