That dude was real swinger. He had a way with the ladies - he probably derived his mojo from his massive medallion.

Yeah that medallion was pimp, but you cannot forget his awesome chest and reindeer sweater.

That reindeer sweater...:rofl: :brent

Honk if you see anything you like.....Larry was my idol . :rofl:

Janet: "Larry don't you want to get married some day so you can always have a nice home cook meal?


Larry: "I never been that hungry"



LOL-LOL

Larry was the man. I made a thread here a while back that I didn't think they gave Larry enough airtime. I couldn't take my eyes off him whenever he was in a scene. He was a real hound dog for sure. I loved when Jack and Larry got together and schemed. Does anyone know if John Ritter and Richard Kline remained friends?

Larry was the man. I made a thread here a while back that I didn't think they gave Larry enough airtime. I couldn't take my eyes off him whenever he was in a scene. He was a real hound dog for sure. I loved when Jack and Larry got together and schemed. Does anyone know if John Ritter and Larry Kline remained friends?
Yea I believe they remained friends right up to John's death. I remember seeing him on a few of those tribute shows and he seemed really broken up. I always liked their scenes together. I still say the spin-off show should have been Jack, Larry and Furley...now that's Three's a Crowd. :lol:

Yea I believe they remained friends right up to John's death. I remember seeing him on a few of those tribute shows and he seemed really broken up. I always liked their scenes together. I still say the spin-off show should have been Jack, Larry and Furley...now that's Three's a Crowd. :lol:
I would've liked to see a Jack/Larry/Furley show...that would've been awesome. :rofl:

Anyone remember the time Larry told Jack he almost got married and why he didn't go through with it? "The rabbit didn't die." CLASSIC. :rofl: