Favorite Three's Company episode? - Democratic Underground

Polly_Sorbate_60

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Tue Nov-23-04 10:31 PM
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Favorite Three's Company episode?

Ok, I'll start with the first one that came to mind: the one where Jack pretends to have a twin brother named Austin.

I don't know why, but I still love this show LOL

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GOPisEvil

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Tue Nov-23-04 10:32 PM
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1. The one where there was a misunderstanding.

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BoX o BooX

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Tue Nov-23-04 10:33 PM
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2. The one with the double-entendre.

I laughed. Chrissie jiggled. Janet was fetching.

A good time was had by all.

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Lautremont

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Tue Nov-23-04 10:41 PM
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3. Jack tripped over the couch hiding from Mr. Furley.

Then they went to the Regal Beagle for a drink.

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autorank

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Tue Nov-23-04 10:42 PM
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4. The one with the "menage a trois"! Quite memorable.

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Biased Liberal Media

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Tue Nov-23-04 10:44 PM
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5. Now you're talking. I lurve Three's Company

One of my favorites is where Jack is trying to get his girlfriend's attention and is singing "Summer Breeze" But Larry's singing the song and Jack later finds out he's singing to an overweight woman. In the end he ditches the rude snotty blonde for the overweight chick. I was like, YEAH!

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Somawas

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Tue Nov-23-04 10:51 PM
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6. There were none.

"Three's Company" was one of the dumbest sitcoms ever made. The only good thing it ever did was to provide a place for John Ritter to hit the big time. Ritter was good.

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Left Is Write

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Tue Nov-23-04 11:44 PM
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7. Don't know why...

But I like that Austin episode too. That was so he could date Furley's niece, right? And really, how dumb did Furley have to BE, for cripes sake?

Still, it struck my funnybone.

I generally prefer the episodes before Suzanne Somers left the show. They were all pretty stupid, but sometimes stupid 70s humor is just the ticket.

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Polly_Sorbate_60

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Tue Nov-23-04 11:48 PM
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8. Exactly. It's so bad it's good.

I mean, Larry's pastel "Miami Vice" outfits in the early 80s episodes? Don Knotts' "surprised" expression and velvet leisure suits? It's the cheesiest show ever, but that's why it cracks me up. Cheese can be therapeutic :P

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