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That '70s Show

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A chronicle of the lives of six teenagers living in Wisconsin in the late 70s. Wilmer Valderrama, of Colombian and Venezuelan heritage, played Fez (the name is an abbreviation for Foreign Exchange Student). Fez’s real name is hardly discussed on the show because his friends had trouble pronouncing it. At times he was referred to as “the foreign kid, a “Native American sounding tribal name,” or much to his dismay “Tarzan.” Fez is portrayed as a metrosexual and as evidenced by his various nicknames, as a foreign oddity.

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