In the early episodes of That '70s Show , Jackie was the self-absorbed rich girl who hung around despite the fact that the rest of the group didn't want her around. Jackie felt like she deserved a spot in Eric Forman 's basement due to her relationship with Kelso. She was a year younger than the rest of the group but she eventually earned her spot by simply refusing to leave.
Jackie never fully let go of her conceited qualities, but her friends found ways to live with her behavior. Over time, she became Donna's best friend and left Kelso behind to enter in a relationship with Hyde.
Jackie's behavior changed after her father was sent to prison and she was no longer the spoiled girl in the eyes of her acquaintances. She learned the importance of friendship and later realized that she would need to forge her own career.
Jackie's taste in men also changed when she fell for Hyde. Toward the end of the series, Jackie and Hyde's relationship fell apart and he ended up marrying a stripper from Las Vegas.
During That '70s Show season 8, Kelso constantly proposed to Jackie. Although Fez is kind and giving in nature throughout the series, he always gets the short end of the stick. Meanwhile, Kelso is a character who constantly gets his way, and then some. Michael can be greedy with his desires, which is why he so often cheats on Jackie.
Although Kelso loves her, he has no impulse control. Fez, on the other hand, never gets his way which is why it is pretty rewarding when he finally manages to get the girl of his dreams. It's always nice when the underdog character is able to eventually find happiness and success, because they usually deserve it more than the opposing character.
Although we've learned from '80s rom-coms and Paula Abdul that "opposites attract," when it comes to practical matters, sometimes it is better to be with someone who shares a lifestyle that is more similar to your own.
Jackie and Kelso seem to be living on the same planet of the self-obsessed, where their concerns constantly center around shallow matters. For example, looks and popularity rank at the top of the list when it comes to their deepest priorities in life. Because they both live in this shallow universe of the popular and vein crowd, it might make more sense for them to end up together in the long run.
By the same token, if people in a relationship are too similar, it can often be difficult for the two to evolve or grow. When it comes to Fez and Jackie, they are two totally different people with their own unique values and desires. Because of this, they can learn from each other's differences and thus help each other grow into more open-minded individuals with more diverse outlooks on any given matter. Jackie can teach Fez how to improve socially, while Fez can teach Jackie how to appreciate deeper matters.
However when Fez kisses her, tells Donna how amazing it was and is mesmerized by his talent on the dance floor. Jackie is also jealous of or abrasive towards all of Fez' girlfriends, however this is seemingly because she no longer has him adoring her. Fez, while infatuated with Jackie at the beginning of the show, moves on to various relationships all the while maintaining some semblance of friendship with Jackie. When Jackie finally realizes that Fez is the one for her, she struggles with telling him and they start a romance as the series ends.
In the first half of the series, Fez longingly pined for Jackie Burkhart , worshiping her like a queen although he was often just as annoyed by her as the other members of the gang. Jackie either failed to realize his love for her or didn't act upon it because he was too weird or foreign, and therefore way below her standards. They shared a kiss in one episode when he mistakenly thought Jackie was opening up to him. They shared another kiss when pretending to be dating to help Jackie keep her job.
Although she is the favorite of Red's, Eric dislikes her, and makes no attempt to hide this. They became even less fond of each other when Eric blackmailed her for kissing the cheese guy , and Eric continued to dislike her. They did have their moments, such as when Eric convinces Jackie she is right for Kelso ironically, they break up soon after , and when he stands up to comfort her after she ends her relationship with Kelso.
Jackie, according to Eric, makes fun of "us he and Donna , fat girls, or me". During the course of the series, Jackie becomes an integral part of the "gang" and is considered a friend in her own right, as opposed to because of who she is with.
Jackie also has a friendship with Red. Early on, Red remarked she was the favorite of Eric's friends even though she is not Eric's friend for her ability to hold a flashlight on a car.
Jackie has run crying to Mr. Foreman's arms no less than three times, all of which he objected to. Red finds Jackie as annoying as everyone else, but does sometimes takes her side in arguments. However, in light of Red's doting relationship with Laurie and his tendency to side with Donna over Eric, and also how much he cares and tries keeping Kitty happy, it could be argued that he simply has a soft spot for women.
In the beginning, Jackie is dating Michael Kelso , an attractive, but dim-witted, partyboy. The two lost their virginity to each other after Kelso and his friends got out of jail for riding in a car that was mistaken for being stolen. Jackie gets on Kelso's friends' nerves on a daily basis and Kelso repeatedly said that he was going to break up with her. But Jackie beat him to it and broke up with him after catching him kissing Pam Macy. However, they got back together in the very same episode.
Jackie later broke up with Kelso again after a pregnancy scare, but they got back together later at the Junior Prom. The two's relationship is somewhat of a contrast to Eric and Donna's mostly steady union.
The main difference between their relationships is that Jackie and Kelso's relationship was mainly based on mutual obsession and physical attraction while Eric and Donna's relationship was based on mutual differences of ideals and sexual attraction.
In Season 2 , Kelso began an affair with Eric's promiscuous sister, Laurie, about which Jackie eventually found out and subsequently broke up with him again. Following his subsequent breakup with Laurie, Jackie decided to test Kelso to see if they should get back together, which they did.
Kelso remained loyal to Jackie after that and stayed with her throughout Season 4. However, when Kelso began to neglect Jackie as a result of his joining a modeling agency, she was caught by Eric kissing her boss Todd. Kelso eventually found out, and went to ambush Jackie's boss. However, Jackie's boss was a blackbelt and easily beat Kelso up. This event results in a period of discovery for Jackie and Kelso; Kelso realizes he cheated because Jackie always insulted him and made him feel bad about himself.
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