TVFactFan
10-16-2021, 08:19 PM
Because it seemed like it kept Jack from being in a leadership role on the show even after he got his restaurant. Mr. Angelino was always talking about not renewing his lease and where is the rent. Why couldnt the Jack tripper be like Mr. Angelino once he got the Bistro? Seemed like once he got the Bistro he was still in the kitchen cooking and cleaning. We did ever see Mr. Angelino doing that at his restaurant?:lol:
Jack never seemed to come off as the Boss even on Three's a Crowd
BestTVever
10-21-2021, 05:01 AM
The show needed a foil for Jack. Mr Angelino over the years was always a source of conflict for Jack. When the Ropers left other characters tried to fill that void.
TheLittleFaerie
10-26-2021, 06:39 AM
Mr. Angelino was sort a replacement for Dean Trevors, I think, so I guess they felt they needed that role for Jack to interact with
TVFactFan
10-26-2021, 09:47 PM
Mr. Angelino was sort a replacement for Dean Trevors, I think, so I guess they felt they needed that role for Jack to interact with
But it seemed like jack could never be boss like even on his own show
SitcomsHeydayfan
10-27-2021, 02:26 AM
Angelino OWNED Jack's Bistro so he had to be there as Jack's landlord.
TVFactFan
10-27-2021, 07:56 PM
Angelino OWNED Jack's Bistro so he had to be there as Jack's landlord.
He could have been the owner off camera so that jack can be in a leadership role
TheLittleFaerie
10-28-2021, 08:58 AM
But it seemed like jack could never be boss like even on his own show
Much of the comedy was derived from Jack getting into trouble with a superior and going to lengths to correct the situation... If Jack was the boss, that aspect might be gone
TVFactFan
10-28-2021, 07:29 PM
Much of the comedy was derived from Jack getting into trouble with a superior and going to lengths to correct the situation... If Jack was the boss, that aspect might be gone
Characters are supposed to evolve not stay the same