E = Eyewitness Blues

F = Furley

G = Ground Rules

H = Horndog Larry

I -Indiana, Janet's home state

J - Jack the Giant Killer

K- Kinky Lana

L - Larry's Bride

M- Mustache of Jack's made Terri fall for him

N = Nerdy = Mr. Furley

O- Only John Ritter was in every episode

P - Professor Jack

Q = Quirky = Mr. Furley

R = Roper's Niece

S- Stanley

T = Truly NOT gay = Jack

U- Utterly ridiculous was the Jack's Bistro set

V = Va va va voom = Chrissy in a hot getup.

W = Will the Real Jack Tripper...

X rated fantasies of Larry

Y = Larry

Z- Zonked on his head by the 2 way kitchen door, Jack, several times.

A - And Mother Makes Four

B- Big Elmo, Chrissy's date

C - Chrissy Comes Home

D- Dinning area at Jack's Bistro

E - Eleanor's Return

F- Furley's out of style wardrobe

G - Ground Rules

H = Horndog Larry

I- Iconic and Immortal TV show - Three's Company

J = Jack Tripper

K- Kitten that the kids hid from Mr. Furley

L = Lecherous Larry

M- Married, Phillip and Janet in the season finale

N - No Children, No Dogs

O = Oversexed Larry

P- Philip, Janet's husband

Q - Jack, Be Quick

R- Roper's 1958 Chevy

S - Strange Bedfellows

T- The Ropers

U - Jack's Uncle

V- Very hot Chrissy

W = Womanizer Larry

X- X-Ray machine at Terri's hospital

Y - The Money Machine

Z- ZZZ's. Jack and Roper slept together (no sex) after a party.

A - And Mother Makes Four

B- Baking that Jack did often

C - Chrissy's New Boss

D- Delicious meals cooked by Jack

E - Eleanor's Return

F- Fried chicken Jack tried to tease Chrissy with to win a bet

G - Ground Rules

H- Homosexual. Roper and Furley thought Jack was gay

I = Innocent as in naive = Chrissy

J- Jack's dad played by Dick Shawn

K = Kooky = Chrissy, a little bit

L- Larry's schemes to pick up women

M- Money. Larry almost always owes Jack money.

N = Nutty = Mr. Furley, at times

O- Offensive remarks by Mr. Roper

P - Professor Jack

Q = Quirky Mr. Furley

R- Rotten boss of Chrissy's, who tried to seduce her

S = Suzanne Somers

T- Terry Kiser guest starred twice

U = Underhanded = Larry

V - Vest - Mr. Furley often wore a vest

W= William Pierson as Dean Travers

X = Extra, Extra

Y- Yucky food whenever Janet and/or Chrissy cooked

Z - Helen's Rendezvous

A = Audra Lindley

B = Bird Song

C = Chrissy

D = Double Date

E- Early seasons were the best

F = Furley

G- Gourmet Chef that Jack eventually became

H = Horndog Larry

I = "Itching For Trouble" episode

J- Jack's Bistro was lame

K- Kitten that the kids found and hid from Mr. Furley

L = Larry

M- Money that Chrissy borrowed from a loanshark

N = Nutty = Mr. Furley, at times

O-Out on a Limb (episode)

P = Pervy = Larry, a little bit

Q- Quit. Suzanne Somers quit/fired. Depends on which story you believe

R = Ropers

S- Santa Monica

T = Tina: Janet's boss at the gym who blackmails Jack into dating her.

U- Undress. Jack, when he posed nude in art class.

V = Ventriloquist: English neighbor that the gang thought was a thief.

W- Wash room. They never showed a washer and dryer in the Apartments.

X - Extraordinary show

Y- Yellow dress Chrissy wore when her father visited

Z - Zero = Chrissy's favorite number

A = Amorous = Jack, when he sees a really pretty gal

B = Bertha: the woman who Jack serenaded by mistake.

C- Chrissy's puffy panties

D = "Downhill Chaser" episode when Jack tries to ski.

E = Eleanor's Return

F- Furley's rug

G - Good Old Reliable Janet

H = "Helen's Job" episode

I = In Like Larry

J = Jerk = Larry imo

K = Kitchen = where Jack is working

L = Lustful Larry

M = Maid To Order

N = Nutty = Mr. Furley a little bit

O = "Old Folks At Home" episode

P = Paradise Lost

Q = Quirky = Mr. Furley

R = Ropers

S = "Stanley's Hotline" episode

T = Three's Company

U = "Upstairs, Downstairs, Upstairs" episode

V = Voluptuous = many of the women Larry and Jack go gaga over

W = Waitress (Lily) from the Regal Beagle who makes Jack's southern belle date jealous.

X rated mind of Larry

Y = Yard that Mr. Roper made the kids clean up in the "Days of Beer and Weeds" episode.

Z = Zany madcap plots galore!

B- Bird belonging to Mr. Roper

C = Canary yellow dress that Chrissy wore in the episode "The Reverend Steps Out"

D = Dallas, Larry

E- Elmo, Chrissy's boyfriend

F = Felipe

G = Girl crazy Larry

H = Hearing Is Believing

I = "Impossible Dream" episode with Larry's lousy singing at the bistro.

J = Jerk, Larry at times, especially when he’s trying to get over on a chick.

K = Kite made by Cindy that Jack ruined

L = Larry

M = Mike, the bartender

N = Night of the Ropers

O = On to the ruse (Mrs. Roper) but she keeps her mouth shut

P = Professor Jack

Q = Quirky Mr. Furley

R = Roper's Car

S = Susan Walters, flight attendant played by Loni Anderson.

T = Three's Christmas

U = Used car salesman (Larry)

V = Furley vs. Furley

W = Womanizer Larry

Xmas episode called "Three's Christmas"

Y = Yecch = Mr. Furley on the prowl!

Z = Zoo: San Diego Zoo featured in the opening credits during the "Teri" seasons

A = Alias Jack Tripper

B = Bumbling Mr. Furley

C = Chrissy Come Home

D = Daphne Smith: the lady that Mr. Angelino was trying to romance in the apartment above Jack's Bistro

E = Eccentric imo = Mr. Furley

F = Funky Fox bar

G = Guru that Chrissy was ready to follow

H = Horndog Larry

I = In Like Larry

J = Jerk = Larry esp. to women

K = Kleptomaniac, The

L = Larry

M = Mr. Roper

N = Nancy Norwood: Jack's date who insulted "Leo" in the "Old Folks At Home" episode.... Jack ends up telling her off

O = Oversexed = Larry

P = Professor Jack

Q = Quirky Mr. Furley

R = Ropers

S = Sex-maniac Larry

T- The Regal Beagle

U = "Up In the Air" episode

V = Vicky Bradford

W = Womanizer Larry

X = Wanda X

Y- Yuck! - Janet's cooking.

Z = Zero = Chrissy's favorite number

A- Ass. Chrissy had a nice ass.

B = The Regal Beagle

C- Chrissy's Reverend Father

D = Dying To Meet You

E- Eating food at Jack's Bistro

F = Foie gras (French Goose Liver Pate) served at Jack's Bistro

G = Girl crazy Larry

H- Hash Slinger, a job Jack had when his boss sexually harrassed him

I - It's Only Money

J = "Jack the Ripper" episode

K = Kleptomaniac, The