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Top 10 Best Red Insults on That '70s Show

Top 10 Best Red Insults on That '70s Show

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Red was the king of insults on That '70s Show. For this list, were taking a look at Mr. Formans most hilarious insults from across all eight seasons of this beloved sitcom. Our countdown includes Red can get a table, Red's final wish, Eric's luck exmplained, and more! What's YOUR favorite Red insult?
Date: 2023-11-20

Comments and reviews: 30


I love Kurtwood Smith in this role, he's God damn iconic but did you know originally they where going to have Chuck Norris as Red! Can you just imagine how much scarier it would have been when he would threaten to kick their asses!
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How can you forget when the Foremans take on Hyde, that scene was hilarious and touching. Also, when he has his heart attack from knowing his daughter married Fes; another will be when he found out eric disco roller blading
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For some reason, I always see him as Clarence Bodicker from Robocop 1. It's almost as if Clarence survived after fighting Robocop, retired as a mercenary, and became Red after moving to another city and have a new life!
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dumbass was pretty much Red's catchphrase. He had WAY better burns than the ones mentioned in this video. This video was kinda lame, with WAY too much chatter. You don't have to set up and explain EVERY SINGLE scene.
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Eric: Hey, what are those?
Red: Those are my shoes from last night. Clean em, buff em and shine em! Ho, Ho, HO! gives Eric a mean stare DUMBASS!
That whole episode was Savage Red all throughout!

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How could you have a list of Reds best insults and NOT include the Octo-burn.
So, I guess this is the way an immature, engaged, high school dumbass; with no car, no job and no money trims the hedges.

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You forgot one of the best. When red went to pick Eric up from the airport. He said I circled that airport so many times my finger hurts from flipping people off. I've lived that joke
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Bought the sieries a few years ago on DVD, seen it a few times all ready in it's entirety. Although I need to stop punishing myself and end the series when Eric goes to Africa.
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Anyone who believes in religion isn't mentally stable to be amongst mentally sane people.
Religion is the cancer of humanity!
Peace starts where religion ends.

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Hope for more great insults from Red in That 90's Show. I hear one of the kids in it is an aspiring filmmaker so you can perhaps guess what insult he could be using
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It was a stream of You dumb ass. Every time Red caught the kids with weed it was the first time. There were at least four. He kicked Hyde out twice for it, sort of.
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If you people at MsMojo still decide to make a That '70s Show characters list, hopefully you'll do a Top 10 & make sure to add 6 honorable mentions, pretty please?
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I still say they missed it on the ending. They final line of rhat 70's show should have been Hyde saying; Wow, Red really can put his foot up Kelso's ass!
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Your top 10 or best of videos would be soooooo much better if you took out your commentary. W most people just want the clips. No need for commentary.
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the reason that bad things happen to you is because you're a dumbass is probably the best summary of life as a teenager in a single sentence
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if this was set in the 80 Eric would have murdered his father. Because of all the badgering and belittling, he would have become a sociopath
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All the foot in ass jokes 100% made this show worth it. The throwback to Kelso gluing his hand to the fridge in the reboot was great.
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My favorite one was this one:
Red: son you dont have bad luck. The reason bad things happen to you is because youre a dumbass

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I hope since That 90s Show is premiering on Netflix they bring back That 70s Show so that I can binge watch 70s while I wait for 90s
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Man red was the king of burning you in a way that just left your mouth open cuz you cant believe what he just said. Hes a savage
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I used to relate more to Eric when the show premiered, now that im a father, I totally relate to Red, and Randy from South Park
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I always loved Red. He reminded me of my own dad. Brutally honest and grouchy but nobody was allowed to insult us except him
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12: 15 I agree with that statement on if this HAD been the series finale. But instead they went one more year.
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You forgot the classic youre not mad unless youre willing to do 5 rounds of bare knuckle boxing with your opponent.
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The show ended when I was 16. As I got older, I understood Red much more and he remains an all time great TV dad.
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That 90s show is going to absolutely bomb. They should have had the story revolve around only the original cast.
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When I was a teenager, I thought of myself more like Eric. In my late 30s, I think of myself more like Red
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That's the ideal inspiration of Red Foreman and his optimistic joyful neibor Bob, Fred Flintstone & Barney.
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I'm sorry but where the hell is the octo-burn? That should be top 3 if not number 1. It was so legendary.
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Another good one: Red talking about Jack Kerouac, and his (Reds) foot being On the Road to In Your Ass
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