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"A car show? I don't wanna go to a f****** car show in f****** Kenosha! I want three more f****** months with my baby boy!! And now they're gone because of your bulls***!! Way to go, dumbass!!!
—Kitty[src]

Katherine Anne "Kitty" Forman is a main character on That '70s Show and That '90s Show.

Character

Kitty is married to Red Forman and is mother to daughter Laurie, with whom she has a stressful relationship, son Eric, whom she has a habit of overprotecting, even to the point of saying that his girlfriend/later wife Donna Pinciotti seduced her "poor boy and tricked him into having sex with her" in "Parents Find Out", which could not be further from the truth.

Kitty is the one who convinces Red that they should take in Steven Hyde in Season 1, after Hyde's mother leaves him. She likes to give off an appearance of goodness and be everyone's favorite mom in the neighborhood, though in later seasons Kitty is revealed to have a somewhat dependent relationship with alcohol. Kitty works at the Point Place General Hospital, where patients such as Michael Kelso, Steven Hyde, Fez and Red Forman have been hospitalized. Despite being a nurse and knowing the consequences of her actions, Kitty smokes and has tried to quit on several occasions to no avail.

Kitty is a caring mother and is usually a caretaker for the neighborhood kids. She is generally a nice person except when either stressed out or annoyed. Whenever stressed out, Kitty normally does her famous laugh in a shrill voice, squints her eyes, or makes sarcastic remarks (akin to Eric). Kitty's family hails from Sweden; she mentions that her grandmother, who had a thick accent, is from Sweden, in the episode Streaking.

Relationships

Bea Sigurdson

Kitty has a strained relationship with her mother, while endlessly trying to please her mother, in her heart, Kitty loves her. Bea says she never went through menopause, and when Kitty needed guidance and help from her mother, Bea refused. When her husband dies, Bea acts as if though she does not care about Burt's passing, yet Kitty finds her crying in her bedroom the night of the funeral.

Burt Sigurdson

Kitty has a better relationship with her father, Burt hides from his wife because she is shrill, uptight, and yells constantly. After going bankrupt, the Sigurdsons moved from Arizona to live with the Formans. Burt bought an ostrich farm right next to a coyote farm. The coyotes ate all their ostriches and they lost all their money. While living with the Formans, in Your Time Is Gonna Come, Burt has a heart attack in their driveway and eventually dies at the hospital that same night.

Eric Forman

Kitty typically supports Eric against Red and often scolds Red for being too hard on Eric. However, she also does not consider Eric to be a man and often refers to him as her "precious baby boy." Eric appreciates his mom's support but her overblown displays of affection often leave him feeling embarrassed. At times, Kitty's love for Eric borders on Hitchcockian. His mother is often insecure about being replaced by Donna as the woman in Eric's life. Their rivalry is played up in many episodes (often comically, but sometimes to the point of it being a problem). In theory, she is okay with a sexual relationship between Donna and Eric, even pressing the two to discuss it with her, but in reality she goes into a depression after learning that Eric and Donna had sex and considers Donna a harlot who stole her baby boy away from her. Eric assured Kitty he would always need her because, "Dad's going to be riding my ass for the rest of my life!"

When Eric tells his parents about his plan to teach in Africa for a year, his mother is less than thrilled. This is most notably, and comically presented when, the morning after his announcement, Kitty fixes everyone at the breakfast table a smiley-face breakfast with eggs and bacon and then hands Eric a plain pancake with, "nothing smiling up at you, nothing." Even with a couple days before his departure, Kitty reveals that she hid mailed notifications that Eric must receive certain vaccinations before his departure. Eric protests his mom's actions but she still tries to dissuade him stating that the needles used for the vaccinations are really large and will hurt a lot. After Eric disobeys his parents' orders not to go forward with his marriage to Donna, Red finally deems Eric a man and offers his blessing while a devastated Kitty turns on Red for allowing her "precious baby boy" to get married.

Laurie Forman

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Laurie does Kitty's hair

Whereas Red favors Laurie over Eric (at first), or at least is hard on Eric while lenient with Laurie, Kitty is onto Laurie and calls her bluff time and again, at times preventing Laurie from going out partying with random guys. Though Kitty sometimes remarks that she always considers Donna the daughter she "never had" and refers to Laurie as a worse baby than Rosemary's, Kitty loves her daughter deep down and, after many lies and schemes endured, still tries to help Laurie when she decides to attend cosmetology school.

Series Arc

In Season 5, Kitty told Red that she was pregnant, only to go to the doctor who told her the reason why her periods had stopped was because she was beginning menopause. To help his wife through menopausal mood swings, Red got Kitty a wiener dog she named Schatzi (German for Little Treasure). Mood swings occurred often with Kitty (ex. The Formans' were going to visit the University of Wisconsin and she says that she is "freakin' old!") Kitty tries to control it or if she says something rude she usually blames it on the menopause, saying "Oh, that was not me. That was the menopause talking!"

In Season 8, Kitty burns off part of her hair from candles as she tried to strip for Red. Sam had taught Kitty to strip "step, dip, hair, flip." When Kitty tried it for Red in the living room, she flipped her hair and a candle caught it on fire. Her hairstylist said there was not enough hair to salvage her old hairstyle. It was cut shorter, and Red found it attractive.

After Eric left, Kitty taped everything that the gang did for Eric to hear and she had a choice of either staying in Point Place, or Red's decision to move to Florida with Bob. During the last of the 8th season, she tried to persuade Red into staying in Point Place, but he thought she wanted to leave, so he did everything he could to try to move. He and Kitty also put Hyde's rent in a checking account for him since they were supposedly going to move. She was also the only one to show the entire main floor, something that has not been done on the series.

That '90s Show

At Kitty Forman’s Kitchen, she dances while Red walks in and joins her in dancing. They hear a car outside, so Kitty rushes to open the door only to find her son Eric walking in. The couple greet their son as Leia, his daughter, greets her grandparents. She walks into the bathroom as Kitty mentions how excited she is for the Fourth of July weekend. Donna walks in carrying a cooler and three bags, thanking Eric sarcastically for helping.

At dinner, Kitty mentions how she had missed Eric, while both her and Red tell Donna that they had read the review of her new book, which disappoints her. Kitty wishes Donna would call her “mom”, but the latter is hesitant to do so. Eric mentions he is now an adjunct professor at the university and his class “The Religion of Star Wars” is very popular. Red expresses his disapproval, while Leia says that she is going to shoot some hoops in the driveway. Eric tells his father that both him and Leia would be going to Alabama for a Space Camp, which does not excite her. Kitty notices this and says that her granddaughter needs space.

Kitty tells Eric that she feels sad when he leaves, while Leia walks into the kitchen, greeting and saying goodbye simultaneously until she is stopped by Eric, who catches a nose ring on her. Eric has no idea who Gwen is, so Leia says that she is their neighbor and has an older brother as a chaperone. Eric says that she can go, but he wants her back before fireworks. Red feels for his son, but also says “payback’s a bitch.”

Donna feels weird, as Kitty says that she is having fun. Red tells them they are “upstairs people”, as Donna acknowledges that she did not think it would happen that soon. Eric is a little drunk as they play cards and Donna still refuses to call Kitty “mom”.

Eric says that he wants to treasure his time with Leia, but he is not able to because she gets in so much trouble. He is surprised when Leia walks in and with beer. Donna is also in shock, while Red and Kitty watch in delight. Leia says that she had a great time and wants to stay with her grandparents for the summer. Donna encourages him, while Eric is in disbelief and says that she cannot stay.

As Erik and Donna prepare to leave, Kitty, Red and Leia say their goodbyes, while Eric says that while he is gone, he wants Leia to hang out with her friends in the basement as much as possible, which angers Red. When she leaves, Donna finally calls Kitty mom.

Kitty says that she would give Leia’s friends snacks, as her granddaughter walks in with Jay, who says his last name is Kelso, which Red cannot believe. Michael shows up, saying that he is very proud of his son. Kitty greets Michael, who hugs her before telling Red that he needs to watch Leia’s intentions with his son. As he prepares to leave, Jackie Burkhart walks in and tells him they need to leave quickly. Michael and Jackie tell them that they were getting remarried for the second time, so they leave quickly.

Kitty tells Red that she would be going to the supermarket, while he complains.

In the basement, Kitty welcomes Leia, Ozzie, Jay, Nik Nate, and Gwen to their basement, as Red tells them the ground rules. Jay thanks Kitty for allowing them to use her basement, but phrases it weirdly, which makes Jay ask him what is wrong with him.

Kitty tells Ozzie that she is bored with summer re-runs. Red walks in excited because he harvested from the garden. However, it is only one very small tomato. Leia walks upstairs, only to find out that there is no Raisin Bran. She overreacts, which makes Red ask her if she is okay. Red and Kitty talk to Leia as she is confused by the effects of the marijuana.

Nate, Jay, Nik, and Ozzie walk into Red and Kitty’s room, trying out different clothes. Leia walks in and says that she has never dared step foot in her grandparents’ room before they are quickly kicked out by Red. Kitty hands them all cupcakes on their way out, as Red tells Leia that since he had lived this once before, he would lay down some ground rules this time, such as no eating his food, drinking his drinks and no going in his room. Kitty tells Leia to invite her friends over for a movie night the next day.

Kitty opens the door, as a neighbor tells them that they had yelled at her kids. Red tells her that they deserved it. The woman says she is Nate and Gwen’s mother and her name is Sherri.

Kitty thinks it is crazy that Leia went all the way to someone’s house for a movie. They knock on the door and Leo opens the door, having a hard time concentrating from all the weed he had been smoking. Leia asks him about the movie, but he is not making any sense, so Leia tricks him into giving them the movie.

Back at her house, Red tells Kitty that his house is under attack since there were teenagers all over the place and their neighbor was in her bathrobe all the time. He asks her why she had opened the door to chaos once again, since all the dumbasses were finally gone. Kitty, however, says that things had been too calm and likes having Leia over for the summer. Kitty says that he likes his passion and “old Red”, saying that gardening was not his forte. They have sex after being turned on, and Sherri walks out, saying she wanted to leave a while ago.

Sherri walks in in a dress, which makes Kitty wonder if that was really the dress she would wear to break up with her boyfriend. Kitty tries to motivate her before she goes.

Red and Kitty wonder if Sherri broke up with her boyfriend, saying that he has salons and mentioning his commercials. Kitty realizes he is dating Fez, who Red says they know.

In her kitchen, Kitty explains that Fez was one of Eric's friends, who started out as an exchange student, but never left. When Kitty tries to explain where Fez is from, the kettle sounds and Sherri tells her that she could not break up with him, so Kitty says that maybe she should take a chance until Sherri reminds her that she had told her to focus on herself.

In order to help Sherri, Kitty goes to Fez's salon, where he tells her that he is very happy with his life. Kitty tries to tell her about Sherri, but Fez says that he had not felt that way about a girl since Jackie, so Kitty asks him to tell her everything. Fez tells her that he had caught her on the phone with Michael one night and she had left him. Fez says that Sherri is her future, feeling great when he is with her. Kitty starts to understand what he is saying, and tells him to never let Sherri go.

Kitty is not sure about the massage chair. Since Red is in a good mood, Kitty asks if he is okay. Sherri bursts in saying Fez had told her that he loves her. Kitty apologizes, saying that Fez is too sweet, so she had not been able to say no to him. They realize they need Red, who had been in a very good mood since he got the chair. As soon as Kitty unplugs the chair, Red becomes angry again.

Watching TV, Kitty says she loves Law & Order, as Red asks her not to talk during the movie. However, she is unable to do so, talking about how cute Leia is. Red tells Kitty that they are not meant to be friends with kids.

Downstairs, Leia tells Red and Kitty she and Gwen would be going to a movie, but does a terrible job of lying. As soon as he closes the door, he tells Kitty they were lying, but she believes in Leia.

Red tells Kitty that he had found Ozzie dressed weirdly in their driveway, so he asks her if she still thinks they are in the movies. She says that they should not jump to conclusions, but Ozzie refuses to talk at first. Red tells him to start talking, so Ozzie tells him they went to "nunya".

Now Kitty opposes Red's "bad cop" routine, by trying to talk sweetly to Ozzie. With that, Ozzie says that he would tell her where Leia was, revealing her to be in a rave in Milwaukee. Kitty gets up furious that her granddaughter had lied to her.

Red and Kitty walk into the living room, telling Gwen to leave. Leia apologizes, but Kitty and Red are very mad, saying that she was grounded for a week. Red tells her he is glad she is home safe and is happy to be the good cop, while Kitty realizes she likes being the bad cop, which Red says is how he feels all the time.

Kitty is excited that Red and her are getting a computer, as Ozzie helps them set it up. Red is not as excited because he prefers reading the newspaper.

Red tells Kitty that their computer had turned on unexpectedly, so he unplugs it. Leia tells Kitty that she wants to talk about her friend; which Kitty misinterprets as Leia wanting to talk about herself. However, her granddaughter tells her that she wants to talk about something that is a big deal because once it is done, they cannot go back. Kitty tells her not to worry about it because she is ready to talk whenever, saying she is very cool. However, after she is done talking to Leia, Kitty calls Donna and tells her that her daughter was about to have sex.

Kitty is very excited when Ozzie tells her about finally going online. Ozzie tells her that he wants to tell her something. Kitty wonders if he is okay, but as he is about to tell her, Donna bursts through the door wondering where her daughter is. Leia wonders what is happening, as Donna asks her if Ozzie is her "sex boy", which confuses them both. Donna tells Leia that she got her condoms, but Leia tells her that she is not having sex, but in order to help keep Ozzie's secret, she says that she is having urges. Donna tells her that they need to have a sex talk.

Later, Ozzie helps Kitty set up her email, which she is very excited to do, even mentioning that getting her first mail was as exciting as having kids. Ozzie tells her that the email is from him and she has a hard time opening it, even restarting the computer. Ozzie cannot take it anymore and tells Kitty he is gay, even having a boyfriend in Canada. Kitty says that she is not sure how to feel because her friend married a Canadian, who stole her car. However, she does not care that he is gay, and hugs him, asking if that was the only reason he had helped with the computer.

At night, Kitty finds Red using the computer, and discovers him seeing Raquel Welch. However, she is very happy that he is using the new computer and tells him to look for Kirk Douglas, but she restarts the computer.

Kitty tells Red that Donna and Eric would not be joining them for Leia's birthday due to Eric falling down from his bunk bed in Space Camp. Kitty says that she will be throwing a classic birthday bash, but Red tells her to not get stressed out this time, but she is already stressed. Bob Pinciotti walks in, much to Red's dismay and greets Leia, followed by everyone else congratulating her.

Kitty cooks while berating Red for taking a cupcake and telling him to go talk to Bob. Red complains that she even invited him in the first place, to which she responds that she did so because he is also Leia's grandfather. Bob walks in and says that he will be making a clam dip, since the Foreman's guests would be wanting something good while they are there. Then he brags that he got her granddaughter a karaoke machine, which is very expensive, before running out crying. Red complains that his twenty dollar gift will not be enough anymore.

Red tells Kitty that he got a new gift for Leia, while Kitty tells him that she drugged him so he would fall askeep. Red shows her that he bought her a cordless drill, so that she could fix things on her own and take care of herself, but Kitty tells him he is stupid. Bob wakes up and says that he fell asleep on the hallway, so Kitty tells him she will give him more iced tea.

Kitty brings Ozzie some food and asks what his favorite food is, to which he replies that the clam dip, which she does not like.

Bob cannot believe that Red had given Leia the Vista Cruiser. Kitty says that the gift was not a competition, but high-fives her husband while Bob says that he wanted to do something nice for his granddaughter and adds that they are lucky to spend so much time for her. Red tells him he is a good man, albeit annoying. Kitty tells him he is welcome in their home anytime, but he leaves, saying he ate a bad clam.

Red and Kitty cannot believe that Leia and Jay were pulled over by the cops twenty minutes after he had given her the car, which they blame on Jay because he is a Kelso. Leia tells them to stop because they are finally holding hands and the reason they were pulled over was because of the 1980's plates. Jay tells them to give him a chance, but Red bans him from their house.

Jay, Leia, and Gwen pick up a very wound up Kitty who will not stop singing and jumping, joined by Gwen. Leia tells her friend not to encourage her grandmother, while Gwen mentions that there is a tattoo shop nearby. Leia and Jay refuse to stop along the way, but Kitty and Gwen force them to do so by covering Jay's eyes.

Leia and Jay are worried that Red will beat them back home as Gwen and Kitty go back in. Gwen mentions that she did not get a tattoo in the end, as Kitty shows up with one of her own on her forearm.

Kitty cannot believe that she got a tattoo, while Jay says that Red would kill him. Gwen says that she at least did not get a worse tattoo, while Leia apologizes. Sherri walks in and is shocked by the tattoo, which Kitty wants to remove. Everybody hears a car pull up and Jay refuses to leave. Red walks in and asks Kitty about her day, wondering what Jay was doing there. Leia says that her boyfriend bought the chicken, which Kitty uses to cover up the tattoo.

In his room, Red polishes his shoe while Kitty tells him that she brought him a treat. Kitty tells her husband that Sherri has hormones and emotional problems, while Red complains that she yells at him instead of her father, blaming him for what her father had done to her. Kitty points out that it is not great when people blame you for other people's problems, saying that Jay is not his father. Kitty says that they never really did give Jay a chance, so he agrees to give him one.

Sherri and Kitty watch as Red makes repairs, wanting to be timed to see how fast he did it. Sherri points out that it is raining very heavily, which Kitty says disappoints her because she was going to donate their old junk and Red does not like to get rid of anything. Sherri says that Red could help her out at her house, which Kitty says is a great idea so he would leave.

Later, Leia tells Nik that now she is overthinking everything that happens between her and Jay, as Nate offers everyone fancy candy from Japan sent by his father. Gwen points out that their father is the oldest player in the Japanese baseball league as Kitty heads downstairs and says that she would be grabbing some of Red's junk from the back. Gwen tells everyone that that is where they hide the stash, but Jay says that he hid it well in a box, which Kitty takes from him. Ozzie realizes they no longer have a stash adn everyone blames Jay for it, but he says that he would grab it.

Upstairs, Jay realizes that Kitty has a lot of identical boxes, making it hard for him to find the stash. Jay tells his friends, and Leia grows desperate, as Gwen says that they should split up and look for it. Gwen goes with Nate, Ozzie goes with Jay, and Leia is teamed up with Nik, who says they would cover the basement, which meant the same as doing nothing. Jay gives Leia a kiss and she throws her arms back awkwardly, which makes Nik question what had just happened. Nik makes fun of her, but Leia says that she does not know what is happening with her.

Nate tells Gwen that they should get a drug-smelling dog from the cops, which Gwen thinks is stupid. Kitty sees them, so she tells them to help, saying she needs Nate's muscles to get rid of a wooden moose.

Nate brings down the wooden moose, but finds Gwen using the shirt his father had sent him and got it stained. She tells him it is too small for him anyway, but she says that she cannot touch his stuff. Kitty says that she understands, but tells them to get everything out.

Kitty tells Sherri that she needs her to stall her husband more, which Sherri says that she would have a hard time doing, but ends up telling Red that she saw a mouse.

Kitty tells Nate that she needs more help. Nate shows Gwen that he has her blanket, which she cannot sleep without. The siblings start fighting and leave Kitty on her own.

Nate and Gwen keep fighting, as Nate says that he is really annoyed by the fact that she is wearing the shirt his dad had gotten him, saying she would not understand because she sees her father way more often. Gwen says that she still misses him because she does not see her father frequently either, but did not know that Nate felt that way about the shirt. Both of them hug and call each other idiots, as Kitty says that she also misses her father.

Sherri rushes into the house, telling Kitty, Nate and Gwen that Red was coming back and as Kitty tells Sherri about the shirt, Sherri calls Brian. She tells him that he needs to send Nate shirts that actually fit him.

Nik asks Red if he is finished with the finance section of the newspaper, to which he responds by asking her why she is there. Nik says that she could not stand to be in the basement anymore because those kids were idiots, so Red says he likes her. Kitty walks into the kitchen excited, saying she would be with Penny McFadden at 3pm for an interview because she would miss her granddaughter and had liked being around the kids.

Kitty thanks Nik for helping her with her resume, saying she has no references because they are dead.

Nate walks into the Foreman’s kitchen telling Nik and Kitty saying that he was very sore from the gym. Nik tells him to go downstairs, but Kitty tells him to rub some Bengay on where he was sore in order to help, which she mentions she does when she is finished making breakfast, which makes her reconsider applying for the job. Ozzie and Gwen walk in ready to go to the country club, but their friend is not back yet, so Gwen gets angry.

Kitty walks into her house, telling Red that she had gotten the job, which he congratulates her for. She mentions that they were impressed with her experience and she is excited to be going back to work.

Kitty is in a good mood, but admits to Red that she was not in such a good mood until she realized that her granddaughter would not be gone for long because her boyfriend and best friend live there. Kitty tells Leia that Jay had called her, but she hangs up on him. Gwen walks into the kitchen, wondering if she was feeling better, but she is not.

Gwen tells Kitty that Leia had broken up with Jay, which worries Kitty since she would not be wanting to come back. As Red finally enjoys peace and quiet, a tree falls into his house.

Leia complains about her friends, saying that they used their basement, ate her popsicles and turned her life upside down. As Kitty mentions coming back, Leia says that she wants to leave as soon as possible. Donna walks in, while Leia says that when her boyfriend broke up with her, she took it out on Gwen, so she needs to leave. Leia tells Donna that she feels stupid because her summer is ruined, but Donna tells her that she understands what it is like to be broken up, saying that her friends helped her get through it.

Kitty sits down with Jay at a restaurant. Jay says that he feels very bad about what he did, but he needed to do it. Kitty says that her granddaughter may not come back next summer because of him. However, Jay says that a lot can happen in a year and Kitty talks about a long distance relationship of hers, saying that at least they had tried.

Leia thanks Red for everything, and he tells her that the basement was off-limits until she returned. Kitty tells her that her friends could use the basement whenever they want while she is gone. Nate walks up to Leia, and she tells him they do not need to talk about it, but he mentions that it had meant something to him, which she admits to as well after. Jay shows up followed by Ozzie, Nik, and Gwen, saying that he was glad to have caught up to her because he was wrong and is not ready to give up on them, begging for another chance. Leia tells him that is very sweet, but she is very confused. Jay kisses her, so Gwen rescues her as Donna makes it to the car. Leia apologizes to Nik, but Gwen does not allow her to explain. As Leia leaves, Ozzie finally cries, wanting her to come back.

Trivia

  • Kitty's paternal grandmother is from Sweden (Sigurdson is a Swedish surname).[3]
  • It is unknown, yet possible, that Kitty and Paula have a brother, as Kitty's niece Penny visits in Season 4, but it is never alluded to that Paula has any children. Penny and Eric are also shown to be the same age.
  • Kitty is apparently an Elvis Presley fan: When Kitty feels hurt and insulted, she goes to bed for a long period of time and when this occurs, Red mentions that the last time she did so was when "Elvis died on the crapper".[4]
  • Kitty's cigarette smoking was slowly phased out after Season 3, due to Debra Jo Rupp kicking the habit in real life.
  • In the Season 3 episode, Kitty's birthday would have been Thursday, October 13, 1933. This can be deduced given that Red said it was the 13th and they were watching "The Waltons" and then "CHiPs" both broadcast on a Thursday night. The only Thursday night that fell on the 13th in 1977 after CHiPs debuted date on Sept. 15th would have been October 13th. Also to note: CHiPs that night was "Moving Violation"; The Waltons was "The Warrior".[2]
  • Michael once called Kitty a "hot mom".
  • Debra Jo Rupp had been asking for a new hairstyle for Kitty and so the writers wrote it into the show in season 8.[5]
  • Kitty had a bigger role in Season 8 after Eric and Kelso left.
  • Kitty seems to like Neil Sedaka, she has been seen listening and singing to Bad Blood on the radio in the Toyota on the way home from work with Eric in "Career Day"
  • Her wedding dress was off-white, she offers it to Donna when her and Eric are engaged and says "no-one will whisper[6]" (a reference to Donna not being a virgin). It's surprising that she didn't marry in white, since she claims she was still a virgin (she tells Donna the story of how her first time was with Red right after the wedding[7]).
  • Even after Red and Kitty found about the circle in the end of season 7. In season 8, she joins the circle too.
  • Kitty is the first member of the Forman family to have the same middle name: Anne. The second being her daughter Laurie and the third being her granddaughter Leia.
  • Kitty and her husband Red are the only main That 70s Show characters to be main characters for the sequel/revival series, That 90s Show. While characters from the original series Eric, Donna, Kelso, Jackie, Leo, Fenton, Bob and Fez did appear in the sequel series, they're either only in a recurring role or a one-shot part, while others such as Hyde, Midge and Laurie aren't present or even mentioned at all, at least so far.
    • Also along with Red, she and Red are the only characters to appear in every episode of both series so far.
  • October 13, 1933 was a weekday on Friday.
  • Her western zodiac sign is ♎ Libra (⚖️ Scales).
  • Her 🇨🇳 Chinese zodiac sign is 💧 Water 🐓 Rooster.

Photos

Kitty Forman/Gallery

Quotes

I didn't tell you not to breathe. I told you not to breathe as much. There's a difference!

Menopause makes me crazy? I'm crazy?? I'm crazy??? Well, if you want space, Red Forman, you got it! This crazy lady is out the crazy door!!

Notes

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