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** Meta heartwarming: Leo left the show because Tommy Chong had to serve a prison sentence tied to his glass pipe business. Chong was worried he would be let go from the show, but the producers assured him the fact that he was a huge stoner was why they hired him to play Leo in the first place. The instant his prison sentence was served, they didn't hesitate to bring him back on the show.
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* As a meta example, the marriage between Ashton Kutcher and Mila Kunis. It makes those times when Kelso was claiming he and Jackie were meant to be together a HeartwarmingInHindsight.
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* In "Donna's Panties" Kelso learns that Laurie has been cheating on him. Jackie expects Kelso to come to her for sympathy, but in a surprising turn he arrives to sincerely apologize for his actions, now understanding how she felt.
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* The final episode has a twofer, as Red reveals to Hyde that he'd kept every cent he'd paid the Formans as rent over the years, and was saving it for when he finally moved out on his own so that he would have some money to fall back on. This was actually a callback to Season 2 when Hyde first got a job and Red said he was going to put that money in a savings account for him (joking that he hadn't decided between that and blowing it all on booze) after Hyde voluntarily gave them his paycheck without them asking him. Hyde then decides to use that money to buy Red a season ticket for his beloved Green Bay Packers, something he had wanted for most of his life.
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* The final episode has a twofer, as Red reveals to Hyde that he'd kept every cent he'd paid the Formans as rent over the years, and was saving it for when he finally moved out on his own so that he would have some money to fall back on. This was actually a callback to Season 2 when Hyde first got a job and Red said he was going to put that money in a savings account for him (joking that he hadn't decided between that and blowing it all on booze) after Hyde voluntarily gave them his paycheck without them asking him. Hyde then decides to use that money to buy Red a season ticket tickets for his beloved Green Bay Packers, something he had wanted for most of his life.
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* Throughout the Season 8 premiere, Kitty records messages for Eric and tries to get Red to say he misses him. Red refuses and, in fact, tries to act like he's glad Eric is gone. In the end, though, Red admits that he genuinely misses having Eric around. When Red leaves the room, [[SugarWiki/MomentOfAwesome Kitty reveals she recorded him saying it]].
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* Throughout the Season 8 premiere, Kitty records messages for Eric and tries to get Red to say he misses him. Red refuses and, in fact, tries to act like he's glad Eric is gone. In the end, though, Red admits that he genuinely misses having Eric around.Eric. When Red leaves the room, [[SugarWiki/MomentOfAwesome Kitty reveals she recorded him saying it]].
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* In "Til the Next Goodbye," everyone has a moment where they say goodbye to Eric. Yep, even and especially Red.
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* In Eric’s final episode as a series regular, "Til the Next Goodbye," everyone has a moment where they say goodbye to Eric.him. Yep, even and especially Red.
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* Except for Fez, who initially despises him, the remaining friends being so welcoming to Randy is arguably one of their most touching acts of kindness. Rather than be dismissive of a total stranger that suddenly integrated into their group, they embrace him as one of their own. [[spoiler: Though if his small role in the final two episodes are any indication, Randy most likely distanced himself after breaking up with Donna]].
