WHERE ARE THEY NOW: The cast of 'That '70s Show' 14 years later

Chong has also competed on season 19 of "Dancing With the Stars" and voiced the character Yax in "Zootopia." In addition, he appeared in 2019's "Jay and Silent Bob Reboot." He also completed a comedy tour with Cheech Marin and wrote several books.

He will star in an upcoming documentary titled "Searching for the Cure," which discusses cannabis.

In the veteran comedian and marijuana activist's first appearance on the show, Leo spontaneously hired Hyde to work at the Foto Hut, even though Hyde had no previous experience.

At the time, Kelly had voluntarily entered a treatment facility to help her overcome her ongoing drug addiction.

Kelly was later replaced by Christina Moore after she left the show, reportedly because she struggled with addiction.

Roberts left "That '70s Show" to care for her husband, Barry Roberts, who was diagnosed with a brain disease.

Midge and Bob had their ups and downs in their relationship, but later got divorced and she moved to California.

Stark also guest-starred on" Shameless," "Rosewood," "NCIS," "The Mentalist," "American Horror Story," "The Mindy Project," and "The Odd Couple."

Red might have admitted that he considered Bob to be one of his friends, but that didn't prevent him from getting frustrated by Bob's presence at times.

He also had recurring or starring roles on "Agent Carter," "24," and "Patriot." You may have also seen him guest star on "The Ranch" and "Future Man," in addition to appearing in "Amityville: The Awakening."

Kurtwood will reunite with Rupp to play a married couple for a new ABC comedy pilot.

Red had no patience for foolishness, and was forced to manage his temper after he had a heart attack on season six.

Rupp had a recurring role as Alice on "Friends" while she was still starring on "That '70s Show." She also guest-starred on shows like "The Ranch," "Elementary," "NCIS: Los Angeles," and "This Is Us."

Kitty always tried to find an excuse to drink alcohol (or add Kahlua to a recipe).

Valderrama won a Teen Choice Award in 2005 for choice TV sidekick. The following year, he won another award for choice TV comedy actor.

The actor also had roles on "Grey's Anatomy" and "Raising Hope." In addition, he was in a relationship with Demi Lovato for several years before they split in 2016. He also visited the singer in the hospital when she was recovering from a reported overdose.

Valderrama is now engaged to girlfriend Amanda Pacheco.

Fez was always very fond of Jackie. And even though she would constantly reject him, they started dating near the end of the show.

Masterson also starred on TBS's "Men at Work" from 2012 to 2014.

The Formans took Hyde under their wing, and even let him live with them at one point.

After "That '70s Show," Kunis went on to star in "Forgetting Sarah Marshall," "Black Swan" (which earned her a Golden Globe nomination for her supporting role), "Friends With Benefits," "Jupiter Ascending," and "Bad Moms."

Kunis is also a global partner for bourbon brand Jim Beam, and stars in their commercials.

She stars alongside Glenn Close in the new movie "Four Good Days," which premiered at the Sundance Film Festival in January 2020.

Even though Jackie used to make fun of Donna, the two were best friends.

During and after "That '70s Show," Kutcher was the creator and host of MTV's prank show "Punk'd."

He went on to star in "What Happens in Vegas," "Valentine's Day," "Jobs," and "No Strings Attached." He also took over the starring role on "Two and a Half Men" following Charlie Sheen's departure from the show.

One of Kutcher's most recent roles was on the Netflix show "The Ranch."

On season six, Kelso had a child with Brooke (played by Shannon Elizabeth) and later became a police officer.

The show ended in 2019 after seven seasons. In 2016 and 2017, Prepon and the cast of "OITNB" won SAG awards for outstanding performance by an ensemble in a comedy series.

Aside from Prepon's role on the hit show, she released a health and nutrition book in 2016 titled "The Stash Plan." She also welcomed her first child with Ben Foster in August 2017.

Donna ditched her signature red hair for a blonde shade after she and Eric broke up, but in reality, it was dyed because Prepon's role in the 2006 film "Karla" required blonde hair.

During season seven, Grace left "That '70s Show," but made an appearance on the series finale. He went on to star as villain Eddie Brock (also known as "Venom") in "Spider-Man 3," Anne Hathaway's love interest in "Valentine's Day," and Getty in the 2014 film adaptation of "Interstellar."

Grace also starred in the 2017 film "War Machine" alongside Brad Pitt and appeared on "Workaholics" and "Drunk History." In addition, he played real-life white supremacist David Duke in Spike Lee's "BlacKkKlansman."

In 2019, he played Peter Jarhling on a National Geographic Channel miniseries called "The Hot Zone."

He was the leader of his group of friends (mainly because his basement was their hangout spot) and completely obsessed with anything related to "Star Wars."