: Left after Season 7 to pursue a film career, with his character written out as traveling to Africa to teach.
The season was defined by the absence of its two primary leads: That 70s Show - Season 8
Season 8 of That '70s Show (2005–2006) serves as the final chapter of the long-running sitcom, marked by significant cast departures and a transition into the 1980s. While widely considered the weakest entry by fans and critics, it culminates in a nostalgic series finale that reconciles many of its controversial storylines. : Left after Season 7 to pursue a
: Randy Pearson (Josh Meyers) was introduced as a new employee at Hyde's record store. Intended to fill the void left by Eric and Kelso, the character was largely unpopular with fans due to a perceived lack of chemistry with the original group. Key Storylines Season 8 | That '70s Wiki | Fandom : Randy Pearson (Josh Meyers) was introduced as
: Departed early in the season (appearing only in the first four episodes and the finale) to focus on film roles. His character moved to Chicago to be closer to his daughter.