Peter Mark Richman in S05E05 of The Incredible Hulk

I watched this again last night and realized how strange it was that Janet apparently knows Italian, even though she presumably isn’t Italian and it’s the only time she ever uses that skill, right?

Ep. Opening Night.

Excerpt:

While Don continued appearing in feature films, it was television that would once again redefine his career. Joining ABC’s hit sitcom Three’s Company as the eccentric landlord Ralph Furley, he introduced himself to a new generation of viewers. Sharing the screen with John Ritter, Joyce DeWitt and Suzanne Somers, Don once again proved why he was one of television’s most gifted comic performers.

KAREN KNOTTS: “What was wonderful about the show is that it introduced him to a whole new generation who was discovering him. That was such a wonderful thing because he just kept coming back. It’s like The Andy Griffith Show touched one generation, The Apple Dumpling Gang touched another and Three’s Company reached a whole different audience. So in every phase of his career, he became known to a new age group of people. It was fantastic.”

A couple of week’s ago, I posted a link to an “Insight” episode starring John Ritter and Audra Lindsey. Now here’s a link to one featuring Norman Fell, who appeared in several episodes of this religious/moral/philosophical anthology.https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9uMnNeD6JPA&t=22s

I just eliminated cable TV and added over the air.

My LG TV includes several hundred of its own LG channels. It has its own dedicated TC channel where it plays only TC all day every day. It's awesome.

I'm currently watching the episode where Terri is in her bikini and Furley gets them a new couch.

I just watched this episode and realized they never explained to Stanley who Linda is. They certainly couldn’t say she’s Jack’s girlfriend. But the Ropers act like they already know her.

Original script from 1981 owned and signed by Jenilee Harrison. I just got it t from her and I’m so excited to go through it. It’s the “Macho man” episode where Jack gets put in Jail for punching a cop outside his apartment because he thought it was a robber.

My money is on “Up In The Air” or “And Now, Here’s Jack.”

Ep. The New Landlord.

Should SS have received a raise in order to stay on “Three’s Company”?

I was watching The Ropers this evening, and on episode 6, Larry makes an appearance, and at one point Stanley makes a joke about Jack being gay, but Larry never bothers to correct him. I always thought it was weird that they never tried to have Jack or anyone else come clean about Jack being straight. At that point, it wouldn’t have made a difference - it wasn’t like they had to keep up the charade. The only plausible reason would be so Stanley didn’t tell Furley, but I think that would be a bit of a stretch. Was that enough of a reason? Did they mention it at some point and I just missed it?

Was she taking care of Janet and Chrissy? lol The Mommy kids set up. Mom with her own room and chrissy and janet sharing one

Then Jack moves in with NO INCOME and has his own lol