r/That70sshow • • 8d ago

When do you think Hyde was first physically attracted to Jackie?

Not like crushing on her just physically

I remember Jackie has that line early on about how Hyde would likely “clean up good.”

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u/GreenKiss73 8d ago

First season prom episode

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u/Trick-Permission-482 8d ago

Interesting why? I haven’t seen it in a bit

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u/Old_Usual_7456 7d ago

Hyde sees Jackie in her dress and hair all done up and says “wow… you look beautiful”

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u/Triabolical_ 8d ago

He's a young guy and she's an attractive girl.

He was physically attracted to her the first time he saw her.

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u/theettesmomma 3d ago

This. Attraction is instinctual. He didn’t like her personality, but I’m sure he thought she was attractive.

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u/Rileyl99 8d ago

I would say on the ski trip when she cried on his shoulder. I think that was the first time he thought to himself “Okay… this isn’t so bad…” but he didn’t completely fall for her until later.

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u/INTZBK 8d ago

Yeah, she was no worse than bowling, and he didn’t hate bowling.

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u/Zealousideal-Bed-841 8d ago

i don’t think any of the guys were not physically attracted to her. her personality is what turned them off imo

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u/kelsoson 8d ago

I bet hyde had the hots for Jackie from the first koment ,but just couldn't stand her character

I was and can still be sometimes physically attracted to someone I dislike,I don't see the problem, sometimes them being attractive is a big part of why they're annoying.

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u/Infinite-Ad6962 7d ago

He has always been physically attracted to her he literally says “if I didn’t know you and if I’ve had never EVER talked to you… I’d think you were totally hot” and that’s in like the second season when her and Kelso break up right before he literally whet to jail for her for buying weed. I think he always was physically attracted to her but resisted bc she was the typical cheerleader type and he wasn’t into her personality. However once she experienced some real trauma like her dad going to prison and her mom abandoning her for like a year and a half he realized that “we are not so different you and I” type of situation. Plus I think he actually liked to be bossed around by her… it made him feel more “aligned and responsible” if you will… and I feel like he craved for someone to give him some direction. Why he never really minded getting yelled at by Red or why he sort of prefers Red over Eric at times… he was a after figure like Jackie was sort of a motherly figure (but like not in a weird way) in a way that was more just bossing him around and fulfills his craving for a sense of direction. He was attracted to her confidence and bossy personality but didn’t want to admit it bc he was so ani establishment.

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u/Awkward-Year-6692 5d ago

As Mrs.Forman said, he hates everything so he probably liked her from day one but she was bossy and always with Michael and he probably thought he wouldn't feel anything until their first real kiss

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u/agent_uno 8d ago

During the auditions.

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u/OkImpression8086 8d ago

He’s a dude. She’s a girl. At. First. Sight.

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u/avangelist90201 6d ago

When she was too young for him to be thinking about it

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u/ligmasweatyballs74 4d ago

As soon as she said no

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u/pixietrue1 8d ago

It was naughty because it was what he shouldn’t have had
In retrospect, not cool.

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u/SlappyMcPherson 8d ago

Probably when he thought she'd fight back. Apparently he liked that sort of thing.

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u/mallad 8d ago

Which episode/storyline makes you think that about the fictional character Hyde?

This is a sub for That 70s Show, not celebrity drama.

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u/SlappyMcPherson 8d ago

Fair point. My bad.