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Donna has been life long friends with Eric, having grown up next door to each other in the fictional [[Wisconsin]] [[suburb]] of [[Point Place]]. There relationship has been tumultous at times, having suffered two break ups since the show began. However during the majority of the time since the show aired, Eric and Donna are in a serious relationship. Donna, the character, is an intelligent, witty, athletic teenager with feminist ideals, who is outwardly confident and strong. She calls upon these personal qualities to deal with her personal issues, such as the shaky relationship of her father and mother, [[Midge and Bob Pinciotti]]. |
Donna has been life long friends with Eric, having grown up next door to each other in the fictional [[Wisconsin]] [[suburb]] of [[Point Place]]. There relationship has been tumultous at times, having suffered two break ups since the show began. However during the majority of the time since the show aired, Eric and Donna are in a serious relationship. Donna, the character, is an intelligent, witty, athletic teenager with feminist ideals, who is outwardly confident and strong. She calls upon these personal qualities to deal with her personal issues, such as the shaky relationship of her father and mother, [[Midge and Bob Pinciotti]]. |
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Revision as of 17:29, 4 June 2005
Donna Pinciotti (played by Laura Prepon) is the girlfriend of Eric Forman in the TV sitcom, That '70s Show.
Donna has been life long friends with Eric, having grown up next door to each other in the fictional Wisconsin suburb of Point Place. There relationship has been tumultous at times, having suffered two break ups since the show began. However during the majority of the time since the show aired, Eric and Donna are in a serious relationship. Donna, the character, is an intelligent, witty, athletic teenager with feminist ideals, who is outwardly confident and strong. She calls upon these personal qualities to deal with her personal issues, such as the shaky relationship of her father and mother, Midge and Bob Pinciotti.
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