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She was put on a ventilator after being hospitalised, but never recovered.

Roberts was not ill in the days leading up to her death, the publication further stated.

Index Of That 70S Show Movie Forced Entry

Born as Victoria Leigh Blum, Roberts had a career modelling and appearing in television advertisements before turning to acting in 1975 with the horror movie Forced Entry.

In 1980, she was chosen to replace actor Shelley Hack in the fifth season of the detective show Charlies Angels.

Roberts played Julie Rogers, a streetwise fighter who used her fists more than her gun on the ABC series.

After a number of bit-part roles in films like the comedy Racquet (1977) and the fantasy epic The Beastmaster (1982), she landed her most memorable role in the 1985 James Bond film A View to a Kill.

The film, which was Roger Moores last outing as Agent 007 James Bond, saw Roberts play Stacey Sutton, an American geologist who becomes a target of villain Max Zorin (Christopher Walken).

From 1998 to 2004, Roberts played Midge Pinciotti, the lovable but dim-witted mother of the red-haired tomboy Donna Pinciotti (Laura Prepon) on the television sitcom That 70s Show.

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The setting, atmosphere and the characters all become part of your life.

Like anything, favourites tend to seep through and create this whole perspective on the show itself.

The show needed another character to replace Eric and Kelso, but they did it WAY wrong.

Played by Josh Meyers, brother to Late Night host, and much better Seth Meyers, he tried to mix the two icons that left into one crappy character.

The writers tried to makeup of that time by making him more fun and exciting which did not work at all.

Not only that, but at one point, he somehow put the moves on Donna (Erics girlfriend) and won.

He will forever stand as the one character from a TV show that I truly despise.

A hot, dumb blonde trying for equality between the genders wasnt that funny, and it toned down the show.

The parts that werent half bad were when her stupidity was reflected by someone like Kitty.

The mother parts, when Donna needed someone were touching, but some of the best moments with Midge were when others (the guys of the group) commented on how nice she filled in that sweater of hers.

I believe that she was probably the best that could have done it, and I wouldnt swap her out for anybody, but compared to all of the characters above this list, Donna doesnt make it.

She had her moments, but the best parts that Donna had were when she was with Eric.

That, and the way he says his own name.

That soon doesnt work out for him, when his wife, Midge walks out on him.

Oh, his style. And he plays a good father figure, when Eric messes something up, because hes sure to get his point across.

He took over the leadership role and everybody was fine with it even though he had no reason to be there in the first place.

Another thing I dont get is why they stayed in Erics house after Randy took over.

Other than that I like everyone else here but I think you should have switched Donna and Midges spots because opinion.

Finally, this just summarizes everyones feelings about Randy.