is the seventh episode of the second season of the sitcom That '70s Show , which originally aired on November 9, 1999. The episode is best known for the awkward central conflict between Eric and Donna regarding their first "I love you". Episode Summary
: While Donna is upset about her parents fighting, Eric tries to comfort her by offering to sleep with her "to spite her parents". Touched by his gesture, Donna tells Eric she loves him. Panicked and unable to say it back, Eric awkwardly responds, "I love... cake" .
: Jackie buys Kelso a leather jacket intended to make him look like Marlon Brando in The Wild One . However, the rest of the gang mocks him for looking like Fonzie from Happy Days . Original Air Date : November 9, 1999. Director : David Trainer. Running Time : Approximately 22 minutes. Notable Quotes : Donna : "I love you, Eric." Eric : "I love... cake."
: Eric spends the rest of the episode trying to fix his blunder, eventually overcorrecting by saying "I love you" at every possible opportunity until Donna explains she didn't say it to pressure him into reciprocating.
is the seventh episode of the second season of the sitcom That '70s Show , which originally aired on November 9, 1999. The episode is best known for the awkward central conflict between Eric and Donna regarding their first "I love you". Episode Summary
: While Donna is upset about her parents fighting, Eric tries to comfort her by offering to sleep with her "to spite her parents". Touched by his gesture, Donna tells Eric she loves him. Panicked and unable to say it back, Eric awkwardly responds, "I love... cake" . [S2E7] I Love Cake
: Jackie buys Kelso a leather jacket intended to make him look like Marlon Brando in The Wild One . However, the rest of the gang mocks him for looking like Fonzie from Happy Days . Original Air Date : November 9, 1999. Director : David Trainer. Running Time : Approximately 22 minutes. Notable Quotes : Donna : "I love you, Eric." Eric : "I love... cake." is the seventh episode of the second season
: Eric spends the rest of the episode trying to fix his blunder, eventually overcorrecting by saying "I love you" at every possible opportunity until Donna explains she didn't say it to pressure him into reciprocating. Touched by his gesture, Donna tells Eric she loves him