And what she thinks of them?

Some of the best episodes were in seasons 5 to 8 so it would be interesting to know what she thinks since she left after a little over 4 seasons.

There's an interview on YouTube where she says that for a long time she couldn't watch the show because of all the hard feelings after she left, but I think she admitted to seeing one or two. It was either when she was talking to Joyce DeWitt on her own show or the TV Legends interview, I can't recall.

Knowing Suzanne, she would never admit that the show was any good after she left.

There's an interview on YouTube where she says that for a long time she couldn't watch the show because of all the hard feelings after she left, but I think she admitted to seeing one or two. It was either when she was talking to Joyce DeWitt on her own show or the TV Legends interview, I can't recall.

Knowing Suzanne, she would never admit that the show was any good after she left.

Another reason why I never liked her. You should appreciate good comedy regardless of the source.

I don't see how she could've watched with Janet because it's hard to watch a show when 2 people are talking. She doesn't know what she's missing because some of the best episodes in SITCOM history are in seasons 5 to 8!

She could at least watch because of John but she's too stuck up to even appreciate a comedy LEGEND like Ritter!

Another reason why I never liked her. You should appreciate good comedy regardless of the source.

I don't see how she could've watched with Janet because it's hard to watch a show when 2 people are talking. She doesn't know what she's missing because some of the best episodes in SITCOM history are in seasons 5 to 8!

She could at least watch because of John but she's too stuck up to even appreciate a comedy LEGEND like Ritter!

It offended me when Suzanne forgot the lyrics to the Three’s Company theme when she was interviewing Joyce. I guess not trying to remember is how it helped her move on, but she could have showed a little more reverence to the vehicle that shot her to stardom.

It offended me when Suzanne forgot the lyrics to the Three’s Company theme when she was interviewing Joyce. I guess not trying to remember is how it helped her move on, but she could have showed a little more reverence to the vehicle that shot her to stardom.

My take on that is that Suzanne purposely either pretended she didn't know it or did not look it up beforehand. She even prefaced that part with how much fans want her to sing it, so she knew she was going to bring it up and still made a point to "forget" it. Okay, Suzanne.