WARNING! This article contains SPOILERS for That '90s Show season 1!One of Red and Hyde's most memorable arguments in That '70s Show is revived in That '90s Show, but Red's perspective has now changed. Red and Hyde had one of the greatest dynamics in That '70s Show, as they often switched between exhibiting a caring father-and-son-type relationship to trying to purposefully anger each other and get under their skin.

Because Red represented a more conservative perspective on life and Hyde symbolized the liberal counter-culture movement, the pair often engaged in hilarious arguments about politics, culture, and conspiracies, which are still relevant in That '90s Show.

Hyde's ability to anger Red by bringing up certain subjects also became useful at times, such as how he criticizes the U.S. government in order to distract Red from Eric and Donna's California trip in That '70s Show season 5.

Hyde suggests that the U.S. government is going to put tracking devices in their heads by 1984, ending his statement with "Damn U.S. government." An angry Red responds by saying, "If the U.S. government decides to stick a tracking device up your ass, you say, 'Thank you, and God bless America!'" While this is remembered as one of Red's most iconic quotes, That '90s Show reveals that his trust in the government has since changed.

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