When do hyde and jackie break up

Fans were convinced of this even further when Hyde also wound up cheating on her after just one disagreement. It was clear that at one point they were both clearly in love with each other, and even Hyde, who hated talking about his feelings admitted that he was in love with Jackie. The relationship actually proved a lot of people wrong who thought that they were with each other for superficial reasons; especially since Hyde and Jackie really worked towards making things work between them, and it showed.

In fact, Jackie made a much stronger effort to keep her relationship with Hyde alive than she ever did with Michael, which was a sign that she was serious about him. The entire That '70s Show fandom has at some point in their lives wracked their head about what Jackie and Hyde talked about when they were alone with each other. The fact that they are so different really helped them both grow and it was actually very visible in their individual narratives. As Jackie left her toxic ex behind and actually sensed how much of an effort real relationships took, Hyde also tried to work on his commitment issues.

The fact that they stuck by each other despite so much friction and were transparent about their relationship was a huge draw for the early s audiences because it depicted a new kind of teenage romance. There were no fairy tale elements in their storyline, and yet it was non-toxic and rewarding. Fans were always anxious about what Jackie and Hyde would do even if they did manage to end up with each other.

Would they really have a future together? Hyde is too much of a non-conformist to actually go down the marriage route, and Jackie had stated several times that she only wants to marry a rich and successful person. Plus, Hyde was never really very ambitious and wanted to stay in Wisconsin, whereas Jackie wanted a jet-setting career that would take her all around the world. Top credits Director David Trainer.

See more at IMDbPro. Photos Add Image. Top cast Edit. Wilmer Valderrama Fez as Fez. David Trainer. Storyline Edit. Kelso sees Hyde kissing another girl in the hotel; Hyde doesn't even deny it, but still can't believe the 'gay nurse dream' till Fez confirms it, in the presence of mean school-paper editor Mitch Miller whom Fez just denied a driver's license, and Miller jumps at the chance for blackmail.

Jackie dumps Hyde when he confesses his cheating and Kelso announces he'll court her again. Red and Kitty keep pressing the early wedding, Eric and Donna realize they're not nearly ready, but shatter Kitty coming up with a third solution: moving to Madison after graduation. Eric's nasty sister Laurie is back from Chicago, apparently reformed Add content advisory.

Did you know Edit. In this episode, it is stated that graduation is in one week, meaning that this episode, "The Immigrant Song", and "Celebration Day" all take place in the same week. He hesitates, says no, then he almost recants it by saying, "Well Jackie looks down sadly, and Hyde touches his fingers to his lips and rubs them, clearly having felt a lot more than "nothing".

Though this could've just been the actor's body language. After their unsuccesful date, Jackie and Hyde's relationship is treated by season 3 and season 4's storylines, with rare exception, as if it never existed. The characters' interaction with each other is limited, and neither of them mentions their kiss to anyone.

Certain scripted scenes and unscripted moments between Jackie and Hyde, however, have created a "Zennie" subtext that link the two main halves of the relationship.

Jackie and Hyde seem to have a physical closeness none of their friends except maybe Fez notice. Hyde still demonstrates a protectiveness over her and celebrates her burns of other people, and he tries to make Jackie and Kelso fight to win a bet.

An Eric Forman Christmas. Love, Wisconsin Style. Jackie and Hyde start a romantic relationship in season 5. Despite Eric and Donna's disapproval, both Jackie and Hyde are determined to be together.

They go through various growing pains with each other, both learning how to be better people individually and in a couple. Also, Hyde puts Jackie's feelings above his own. When he has trouble comforting Jackie properly about her father's imprisonment "Black Dog" , he doesn't give up.

He tries more than once to do so verbally and asks others for advice e. Eventually, he shaves off his beard for her, something he refused to do earlier in the episode, and it cheers her up. He "let the razor say the words [he] couldn't speak. Upon seeing Kelso making out with another girl, Jackie shouts, "Get off my boyfriend! Ultimately, Hyde's lack of trust gets the better of him, and he believes Jackie is cheating on him with Kelso " You Shook Me 1 ".

He sleeps with a nurse, not out of lust, but out of pain and anger. He wants both revenge on Jackie and to break up with her for good. He knows he can best accomplish both by sleeping with another woman. Hyde confesses to Jackie right away about what he did with the nurse, and she breaks up with him. Hyde broods in misery, even going so far as to listen to country music. Kelso says he'll be going after Jackie while Hyde sulks in the basement and says "Whatever. He tells Jackie, for the first time, that he loves her.

For a moment, this declaration seems to reach Jackie, but she says back, "Yeah, well I don't love you" and leaves. In Immigrant Song ," Hyde thinks he's lost Jackie forever. He and Kelso fight over Jackie at the water tower, resulting in Kelso falling off it. Hyde and Kelso make a pact at the hospital to put their friendship first and not go after Jackie. Jackie rushes to the hospital, however, thinking Hyde was hurt. Hyde is shocked to see her. Then he realizes that Jackie "came down [to the hospital] because you still cares about me So I still have a shot with you.

He continues to stare, in-love, after she kicks his shin and while Kelso slings his arm around him, claiming that no "chick is gonna come between [them] anymore". Later, Hyde tells Kelso that he's changed his mind and is "gonna get Jackie back.

And that pretty much beats our third grade pact. And I'm sorry, but I want to be with her. Jackie, though, still acts undecided in "Celebration Day ". She pits Hyde and Kelso against each other to prove who loves her the most.

In the end, she decides that she loves herself the most and will take the summer to make her choice between her ex-boyfriends. This is how season 5 ends. In the first episode of season 6 "The Kids are Alright". Jackie pretends still to be undecided, but she confesses to Donna that she's chosen Hyde. Jackie eventually tells Hyde this fact -- and that she "missed [him] so much".

They have a hot make-out session in the basement that's interrupted by Hyde's leather-clad date Raquel. Jackie and Hyde finally reconcile in "Join Together " -- with Kelso's help. He finally and truly "released" Jackie in the previous episode, having realized she'd grown beyond him thanks to Hyde.

Jackie and Hyde's reconciliation doesn't come easily. Jackie tries to seduce Hyde, and he resists though it's hard for him. Their pride gets the better of them, too. They both initially refuse to admit they want to be with each other. Jackie proves herself to be the braver person, however, and risks confessing she wants to be with Hyde. Hyde then confesses he wants to be with her.

She attempts to get another, "I love you" out of him, but he tells her not to "push it," and they kiss. Jackie says, "Steven I am so glad we're back together.

I thought I'd lost my little Puddin' Pop forever. I actually missed you calling me 'Puddin' Pop. They continue to make out and are interrupted by Eric and Donna.

Jackie inadvertently lets slip her pet name for Hyde, and Hyde's teased relentlessly for it. In the circle, Jackie almost reveals Hyde's pet name for her, but he stops her by shoving Eric's birthday cake in her face.

He tells her he thinks Brooke Rockwell is hot when Jackie asks him. Jackie variously asks and orders Hyde to lie to her and say he doesn't think Brooke is hot, and he refuses to do it. Jackie goes to Mrs. Forman for help. Jackie says, "How do I know [Steven] loves me if he doesn't obey me? Forman gives Jackie the advice to "pick her battles".

Jackie takes this advice to heart. She tries once again to get Hyde to lie about thinking Brooke is hot and he refuses once again. Then Jackie asks him to "go to the drug store and get [her] a Vogue magazine". He protests, saying his ice cream is going to melt, but he abandons it and, to Jackie's delight, does as she asks.

In " I'm Free ," Jackie shows compassion for Hyde's childhood. Hyde gets angry at Kelso for wanting to abandon his unborn child and for thinking that it's okay if a child grows up fatherless. Jackie points out to Kelso that Steven grew up without a father. Then she says to Hyde, "Oh, Steven you're sensitive to this because your father ditched you, too That is so foxy. Hyde begrudgingly agrees to go to Jackie's Christmas dance with her in "Christmas" so she can get back on the cheer squad.

He initially refuses, but she pouts adorably at him and says, "Pwease? They dance intimately together, which he seems to enjoy, but the rest of the night he is unhappy.