My Underrated Character from 1970 Sitcoms is Lionel Jfferson

The Jeffersons were on CBS

Originally posted by Sitcom Analyzer
My Underrated Character from 1970 Sitcoms is Lionel Jfferson


OOPS!-LOL I meant to say Mr. Roper from THree's Company. Not Lionel Jefersson-he was a CBS character

Originally posted by Brian Damage
The Jeffersons were on CBS


I know i corrected myself

Larry Dallas (Three's Company)

Originally posted by barwars88
Larry Dallas (Three's Company)


It could have been Larry or Mr. Roper. Two very funny Supporting characters

I think Larry is the most underrated sitcom character ever.

He should have gotten his own spinoff.


Three's A Crowd should have centered around him, running his used-car lot, with a girlfriend and her father. Rather than Jack.

Its weird having a spinoff, with the same star of the parent show.

Originally posted by barwars88
I think Larry is the most underrated sitcom character ever.

He should have gotten his own spinoff.


Three's A Crowd should have centered around him, running his used-car lot, with a girlfriend and her father. Rather than Jack.

Its weird having a spinoff, with the same star of the parent show.


That's why i consider Three's a Crowd a CONTINUATION of Three's Company instead of a spinoff.

Janet Wood of Three's Company. She and Jack were the heart and backbone of the show. Personally they should had been Three's A Crowd instead of Jack and Vicky.

The Brady Bunch - Cousin Oliver :D

James Gregory when he played Luger on Barney Miller; I personally thought he did a phenomenonal job protraying the rather eccentric and aging Inspector....

Another vote for Larry.

Originally posted by Mrs. R.N.HARRIS
James Gregory when he played Luger on Barney Miller; I personally thought he did a phenomenonal job protraying the rather eccentric and aging Inspector.... another sitcom character that I thought was very underrated was Diana Canova who played Corrine Tate on Soap, I adored her, and I thought she did a wonderful job protraying an exasperated daughter to a rather unstable family....

I know this is more than one, sorry! Anyyway, here goes:

Inspector Luuger from "Barney Miller"

Fonzie on "Happy Days" before it "jumped the shark" midway through the second season

Latta Gravis on "Taxi"

Mork on "Mork & Mindy"

Ron Harris on "Barney Miller"

Arthur Deitrich on "Barney Miller"

Originally posted by treky
I know this is more than one, sorry! Anyyway, here goes:

Inspector Luuger from "Barney Miller"

Fonzie on "Happy Days" before it "jumped the shark" midway through the second season

Latta Gravis on "Taxi"

Mork on "Mork & Mindy"

Ron Harris on "Barney Miller"

Arthur Deitrich on "Barney Miller"

Amen on Ron Harris;)

Joyce DeWitt as Janet Wood of "Three's Company"
Jennifer Salt as Eunice Tate of "Soap"
Susan Dey as Laurie Partridge of "The Partridge Family"
Lauren Tewes as Julie McCoy of "The Love Boat"
Betty Garrett as Edna Babish DeFazio of "Laverne & Shirley"

I don;t think you can call Three's a Crowd a spin-off. Archie Bunker's Place was considered a contuation of the series and basically, it's the same situation.

Originally posted by db108108
I don;t think you can call Three's a Crowd a spin-off. Archie Bunker's Place was considered a contuation of the series and basically, it's the same situation.


I agree. Since the main character was involved, it was definitely a continuation.

Scanlon on "Barney Miller" The man we loved to hate:lol:

The Debralee Scott character in Welcome Back Kotter (was she Hotsy Totsy?). She wasnt in that many episodes and she was great.

Also Dee and Dwayne in What's Happening

yes, her name was Roseally (pretty name:) !) "hottsy" Tottsie.

Originally posted by treky
yes, her name was Roseally (pretty name:) !) "hottsy" Tottsie.


is Roseally the one who lied about being pregnant by one of the Sweathoggs? If so then she was Very hard on eyes.

Bill Bixby as Tom Corbett on "The Courtship of Eddie's Father". He was nominated for an emmy, but didn't win.:(

[QUOTE]Originally posted by mstewart
Janet Wood of Three's Company. She and Jack were the heart and backbone of the show. Personally they should had been Three's A Crowd instead of Jack and Vicky. [/QUOTE



I agree!:nod:

Originally posted by Sitcom Analyzer
is Roseally the one who lied about being pregnant by one of the Sweathoggs? If so then she was Very hard on eyes.

Her name is Debralee Scott. She was quite a busy actress in the 70's. She made several tv appearances and she also was in American Graffiti. She was in a scene in a car with Harrison Ford.She also played Donna Pescow's sister in the series "Angie" besides her recurring role in "Welcome Back Kotter".

No she was no raving beauty but she was a good actress.

Originally posted by Penny Lane
Her name is Debralee Scott. She was quite a busy actress in the 70's. She made several tv appearances and she also was in American Graffiti. She was in a scene in a car with Harrison Ford.She also played Donna Pescow's sister in the series "Angie" besides her recurring role in "Welcome Back Kotter".

No she was no raving beauty but she was a good actress.



PENNY NO!!!!, I"M BLIND!!!!!!!!!!-LOL

Originally posted by Penny Lane
Her name is Debralee Scott. She was quite a busy actress in the 70's. She made several tv appearances and she also was in American Graffiti. She was in a scene in a car with Harrison Ford.She also played Donna Pescow's sister in the series "Angie" besides her recurring role in "Welcome Back Kotter".

No she was no raving beauty but she was a good actress. she also played Louise Lassers sister on "Mary Hartman, Mary Hartman", also in the 70s She left "WBK" for that show, I think. (I'm sure someone will correct me if I'm wrong, though. Like maybe you, SITCOM ANALYZER!)

Originally posted by Sitcom Analyzer
is Roseally the one who lied about being pregnant by one of the Sweathoggs? If so then she was Very hard on eyes. yes, she was.

Originally posted by Mrs. R.N.HARRIS
James Gregory when he played Luger on Barney Miller; I personally thought he did a phenomenonal job protraying the rather eccentric and aging Inspector....


Right on Mrs. R.N. Harris!

I also enjoyed the two gentlemen who played the guy couple on the show as well, they were always funny, especially the episode when they were quarantined together with inspector Lugar.


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