Three's Company - The Official 40th Anniversary Collection (DVD)

[thejasoomian]

Looks like the 22 episodes of "Three's A Crowd" is divided over three dvds. So that is about 7 episodes per disc. And "The Ropers" are on 4 discs. Again that is good and there shouldn't be any worries about compression. It does suck that if you are a fan of the either series you have to buy the whole box set instead of them individually. I am curious if later on they will come out individually.

[ClarenceAlabama]

Originally Posted by thejasoomian

I found a guy on Youtube that is unboxing the new 40th anniversary box set. I can't wait to get mine.

https://youtu.be/rGkMeuLMpu0?si=MPVbHrBKK7n1itVa&t=660

It was cool to see the Ropers picture on the front when you open the door on the box. I thought they were left off.

[TVFactFan]

Originally Posted by thejasoomian

I found a guy on Youtube that is unboxing the new 40th anniversary box set. I can't wait to get mine.

https://youtu.be/rGkMeuLMpu0?si=MPVbHrBKK7n1itVa&t=660

what is in the set that is supposed to be so intriguing?

[snowpeck]

Are The Ropers and Three's a Crowd unedited?

[TVFactFan]

Originally Posted by snowpeck

Are The Ropers and Three's a Crowd unedited?

The Ropers is havent heard about Three's a Crowd

[thejasoomian]

Originally Posted by snowpeck

Are The Ropers and Three's a Crowd unedited?

Both shows are unedited. Everything is included. Including the John Ritter voiceover at the end of the show.

[BigManMike]

Is this set closed captioned?

[TVFactFan]

Originally Posted by thejasoomian

Both shows are unedited. Everything is included. Including the John Ritter voiceover at the end of the show.

What makes the Ropers unedited? Is it something different about the opening credits? what is the run time?

[TVFactFan]

Originally Posted by thejasoomian

Looks like the 22 episodes of "Three's A Crowd" is divided over three dvds. So that is about 7 episodes per disc. And "The Ropers" are on 4 discs. Again that is good and there shouldn't be any worries about compression. It does suck that if you are a fan of the either series you have to buy the whole box set instead of them individually. I am curious if later on they will come out individually.

They aint scamming me, I seen TAC and Ropers too many times in last 15 years to spend money on a TC DVD set that's still edited. Not like both shows are not easily available for viewing online or streaming

[JumpSteady]

Originally Posted by BigManMike

Is this set closed captioned?

I have the set with just Three’s Company and I can confirm it is closed captioned.

[thejasoomian]

Originally Posted by TVFactFan

What makes the Ropers unedited? Is it something different about the opening credits? what is the run time?

Regarding Three's A Crowd , the box set includes the voiceover part of the ending credits. Here is a example:

https://youtu.be/qmtAFON1P5U?si=sxyyd53zaKtfdrw5&t=20

Also includes the full version of the Three's A Crowd theme song aka Side By Side. The syndicated version of theme cuts one of the verses out. Which is a real shame. The music was written by the famous music producer Michael Lloyd. I've always like the art montage that accompanied the theme. Especially the plane flying behind the characters as they kiss. That's a great shot.

I'm going to watch some of the Ropers episodes this weekend so I'll give a report.

[TVFactFan]

Originally Posted by thejasoomian

Regarding Three's A Crowd , the box set includes the voiceover part of the ending credits. Here is a example:

https://youtu.be/qmtAFON1P5U?si=sxyyd53zaKtfdrw5&t=20

Also includes the full version of the Three's A Crowd theme song aka Side By Side. The syndicated version of theme cuts one of the verses out. Which is a real shame. The music was written by the famous music producer Michael Lloyd. I've always like the art montage that accompanied the theme. Especially the plane flying behind the characters as they kiss. That's a great shot.

I'm going to watch some of the Ropers episodes this weekend so I'll give a report.

I believe I had a few ABC eps of TAC back in 2004 and got rid of them when I retired from tape trading. I look forward to your report of the ropers