I found some weird names in hte credits. There are two:

1) In the The Ropers turned Three's Company episode "Movin On", right before it says 1979, it says, "The Ropers Company," which I found weird.

2) In the episode, "Jack Moves Out", a Janet Wood is credited as playing a character. In the Come and Knock On Our Door book, there is no mention of her in the episode guide.

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Jack: You know what your trouble is, Chrissy? You're a compulsive eater!
Chrissy: I am not! I'm just always hungry.

1: In The Ropers, the credits would always end as The Ropers Company, except for syndicated reruns which are Three's Company Friends Company.

2: If you search up on imdb.com, this Janet Wood person has been in quite a few things.

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Andrew Carden

What character did the janet wood play in this episode?

Janet Wood is not a real person. She cant play characters. She is the character played by Joyce DeWitt.

There is an actress playing under Janet Wood. Ros, I'll look over my recording and find out for you.

[QUOTE]Originally posted by Sean Snow:
[B] I found some weird names in hte credits. There are two:

1) In the The Ropers turned Three's Company episode "Movin On", right before it says 1979, it says, "The Ropers Company," which I found weird.

To answer your question, that was actually an episode of the Ropers. No lie. There was a part 1 that aired on 3'company then parts 2 and 3 aired as Ropers episodes, when Ropers got canceled, parts 2 and 3 were sold as 3's company eps. Just like that Different Strokes and Hello Larry situation.

I knew that about "tHe Ropers" episode: "Moving On" was a continuation of "An Anniversary Surprise", and was #001 of the Ropers. Stanley, Ladies Man (Org. called "The Party") was episode #7 of "The Party".