The character Hyde is Steven Hyde, a main character in the 1998-2006 TV comedy series That '70s Show, which is set in the 1970s. He was portrayed by actor Danny Masterson. Hyde is known for his rocker persona and was a key member of the show's core group of friends, often seen as the rebellious and sarcastic one. The show follows a group of teenage friends in the fictional town of Point Place, Wisconsin, during the late 1970s. Hyde is characterized by his distinctive clashes with authority, especially with the character Red Forman, and his loyalty to his friends. Hyde's storyline includes significant character growth, from a simple burnout to someone expressing emotions and taking responsibility, even becoming a business owner, while maintaining his rocker identity. Danny Masterson, the actor who played Hyde, was involved in controversies outside the show, and as a result, Hyde's character was not included in the sequel series That '90s Show. In That '70s Show, Hyde was a cultural icon of the 70s-style rebellious youth with a unique sense of style and attitude, embodying many classic elements of 1970s counterculture. The character's background involves a complicated family situation, including a troubled relationship with his mother and questions about his father, adding depth to his tough exterior. Hyde's storylines often dealt with themes of friendship, loyalty, and teenage rebellion in the context of the 1970s American Midwestern suburban life.