The Inspiration Behind Three’s Company: A Timeless Sitcom
The original inspiration (or source) was a British sitcom called, “Man About The House”. Seems other countries are a bit more free with this kind […]
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Why Did the Ropers Leave Three’s Company? The Real Reason Behind the Iconic Sitcom’s Cast Change
The Ropers, characters played by Norman Fell (Stanley Roper) and Audra Lindley (Helen Roper), were originally part of the TV series “Three’s Company.” The show, […]
Three’s Company Bombshell: Joyce DeWitt Confirms Rumors About John Ritter
The hit sitcom “Three’s Company” mined a lot of laughs from some truly adult situations during its run on ABC from 1977 to 1984. The adventures of […]
Three’s Company: A Timeless Comedy for the Ages
“Come and knock on our door. We’ve been waiting for you. Where the kisses are hers and hers and his, three’s company too.“ Could there be a more […]
Three’s Company: A Timeless Sitcom That Provided a Safe Haven
Although it’s been 40 years since the finale of “Three’s Company” aired on ABC, the show remains relevant in popular culture, with the antics of […]
John Ritter’s Son Channels His Dad’s Iconic Role in Uncanny Performance
Like father, like son! In a recent TikTok post, Jason Ritter impersonated his late father and star of the iconic sitcom “Three’s Company,” John Ritter, after a […]
From Sitcom Sensation to Canceled Classic: The Rise and Fall of Three’s Company
Although it made it through 8 successful and mainly hilarious seasons, “Three’s Company” hit all the usual problems that plague long-running sitcoms— the writing gets […]
The Real Reason Behind the Three’s Company Feud
The ugly realities of 1970s television. Three’s Company was an unexpected hit for ABC and both John Ritter and Suzanne Somers were top celebrities in the […]
Three’s Company Secret: The Real Reason Behind Mr. Roper’s Disdain
Because that was supposed to be a source of humor that was to be mined for the series. Mrs. Roper was perpetually “horny” and Mr. […]
Was the Three’s Company TV series insensitive to the LGBTQ community?
For it’s time it was actually “progressive.” It presumed that while the Ropers were so worried about morals that they wouldn’t allow a single man […]
