A couple things that don't make sense about that episode:

Why didn't Jack ask Larry why he was so anxious to have him go camping that weekend? Jack kept saying he was tired and Larry kept asking. Why wouldn't Jack ask why it was so important he went with him?

Why in the world would Lana invite Furley up to the cabin? She can't stand him, and she spent the whole weekend trying to get away from him. :rolleyes:

Why in the world would Lana invite Furley up to the cabin? She can't stand him, and she spent the whole weekend trying to get away from him. :rolleyes:

Furley drove her up to the cabin; I guess he was under the assumption she would give him a "ride" in return....lol

Good questions

With Three's Company, I never ask questions....I am just immersed in the comedy and misunderstandings and laugh my a$$ off! :lol:

Same here, who cares why they did this or why they didn't do that.
I'm enjoying the show too much to question what they're doing. :)

Same here, who cares why they did this or why they didn't do that.
I'm enjoying the show too much to question what they're doing. :)

Exactly! It's part of the magic! ;)

With Three's Company, I never ask questions....I am just immersed in the comedy and misunderstandings and laugh my a$$ off! :lol:
That's true... it's similar to "Gilligan's Island." Why can't the professor build a boat, why did the Howell's bring so much luggage, why did Mary Ann look so great :D .

Well, Lana was supposed to be wealthy and would have her own vehicle, but I still like Jinxey's answer the best. :D

Speaking of Lana, do you think she sat around her apartment wearing those long dresses all the time or did she put them on to try to impress Jack?

That's true... it's similar to "Gilligan's Island." Why can't the professor build a boat, why did the Howell's bring so much luggage, why did Mary Ann look so great :D .

Exactly! ;)

Lana was hillarious by the way. I love how she hated Mr. Furley and he never really got it! :lol: