The cast of That '70s Show ranked by net worth
That '70s Show premiered on TV screens in 1998, giving some viewers a nostalgic trip back in time and others an insight into the lives of teens two decades earlier.
The comedy was a massive hit running for eight seasons and launching the careers of several then-emerging talents including Ashton Kutcher and Mila Kunis.
Most of the cast returned for the Netflix spin-off That '90s Show with some stepping back into lead roles, one becoming the show's main director and a few making cameos in part one.
With most of the main actors believed to have made between $250,000 to $300,00 an episode of the long-running series the cast would've finished the show with a decent net worth.
But how much have they made since their star-making turn in the original show? Read on to find out.
Don Stark as Bob Pinciotti
Easy-going, retro-fad loving Bob is Donna's father who lives just across the street from the Foremans.
Don Stark: $5 million
Don Stark is most famous for That '70s Show and appeared in all eight seasons. He got his start in soap General Hospital and went on to appear in a slew of TV shows and movies.
He reprised his role as Bob, who is now the grandfather of Donna and Eric's daughter, in all three parts of That '90s Show.
Stark's career has earnt him a net worth of $US5 million ($7.2 million).
Debra Jo Rupp as Kitty Foreman
Kitty is a devoted housewife and mother who is overprotective and tries to be a little too close to her son Eric.
She encourages Eric and his friends to hang out in the Foreman's basement as a way of remaining keeping Eric near but ends up becoming a mother-figure to all of them.
Debra Jo Rupp: $5 million
Debra Jo Rupp's career began in the 1970s but she found fame thanks to her breakout performance in the Broadway play A Girls Guide to Chaos.
After appearing in the film Big and various TV shows in the '80s, it wasn't until the '90s that Rupp was cast in what would become her most famous roles: Kitty in That '70s Show and Alice in Friends.
She has reprised the role of Kitty Foreman in That '90s Show – and is basically the new lead character of the series – and also appears in Marvel series Agatha All Along.
That success has given Rupp a net worth of $US5 million ($7.2 million).
Danny Masterson as Steven Hyde
Eric's best friend and the bad boy of the group, Hyde has '70s-era suspicion of the government and various organisations. During the series he is taken in by the Foremans, becoming like a foster son.
Danny Masterson: $8 million
After That '70s Show Danny Masterson went on to star in the Netflix series The Ranch with fellow '70s castmate Ashton Kutcher.
He was sentenced to 30 years to life in prison in 2023 after being convicted of raping two women in 2003.
Masterson's character Hyde has never been referenced in That '90s Show.
His acting work means he has a net worth of $US8 million ($11.6 million).
Kurtwood Smith: $10 million
Red might be Kurtwood Smith's most well known role now, but before then he was famous for playing crime lord Clarence Boddicker in iconic '80s film RoboCop.
Smith also starred in Dead Poets Society and had various roles in the Star Trek franchise.
He has reprised his role as Red in That '90s Show.
That work has led Smith to accrue a net worth of $US10 million ($14.5 million)
Laura Prepon: $12 million
After That '70s Show Laura Prepon's most notable role was as Alex in the hit Netflix series Orange is the New Black.
She has also done the voice of various animated and video game characters including American Dad! and Halo 2.
Prepon returned to the role of Donna, who is now married to Eric and the mother of their daughter Leia, in That '90s Show. She has also directed 10 episodes of the series, including all eight episodes of part three.
In addition to acting, Prepon has her own kitchenware line PrepOn Kitchen which launched after the success of the cooking tips and recipes she shared online.
Thanks to both her acting and product range Prepon has a net worth of $US12 million ($17.4 million).
Topher Grace as Eric Foreman
The main character of That '70s Show, Eric is a Star Wars obsessed, witty geek and goody-two shoes who often comes up with wild schemes that his friends tag along with.
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