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05-18-2022, 09:46 PM
https://www.looper.com/867852/the-funniest-character-on-that-70s-show-according-to-fans/
That '70s Show fans think Kelso is absolutely hilarious
Reddit user Spencer1233 put it to a vote, asking the "That '70s Show" community which character they believe to be the funniest of a select grouping. Eric Forman came in last with 241 votes, Fez (Wilmer Valderrama) left him in the dust at 326 votes, Steven Hyde (Danny Masterson) scored second place with 357 votes, leaving Michael Kelso (Ashton Kutcher) to take home the top spot in a landslide 877 vote victory. However, it's worth noting that not many people voiced their support for him in the comments. Still, that's not to say he didn't provide a host of funny moments during his time on the show.
As we approach two decades since the conclusion of "That '70s Show," Michael Kelso remains one of the most memorable and popular characters it ever featured. In the eyes of Ashton Kutcher himself, this connection with fans comes down to how he approached the role way back when. "The key is not to play stupid. You can feel for a naïve person because it's not his fault, but you have no sympathy for a stupid person," he told Rolling Stone in a 2003 interview, explaining that he could play Kelso as a goofball, but he couldn't allow fans to mistake that portrayal for stupidity. Evidently, they didn't, and the rest is history.
"That '70s Show" is packed with unforgettably hilarious moments and lines, but depending on who you ask, Michael Kelso boasts more than most.
That '70s Show fans think Kelso is absolutely hilarious
Reddit user Spencer1233 put it to a vote, asking the "That '70s Show" community which character they believe to be the funniest of a select grouping. Eric Forman came in last with 241 votes, Fez (Wilmer Valderrama) left him in the dust at 326 votes, Steven Hyde (Danny Masterson) scored second place with 357 votes, leaving Michael Kelso (Ashton Kutcher) to take home the top spot in a landslide 877 vote victory. However, it's worth noting that not many people voiced their support for him in the comments. Still, that's not to say he didn't provide a host of funny moments during his time on the show.
As we approach two decades since the conclusion of "That '70s Show," Michael Kelso remains one of the most memorable and popular characters it ever featured. In the eyes of Ashton Kutcher himself, this connection with fans comes down to how he approached the role way back when. "The key is not to play stupid. You can feel for a naïve person because it's not his fault, but you have no sympathy for a stupid person," he told Rolling Stone in a 2003 interview, explaining that he could play Kelso as a goofball, but he couldn't allow fans to mistake that portrayal for stupidity. Evidently, they didn't, and the rest is history.
"That '70s Show" is packed with unforgettably hilarious moments and lines, but depending on who you ask, Michael Kelso boasts more than most.