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TMC · 07-04-2026, 01:02 AM

I just thought about this after learning that Norman Fell once guest starred as a ventriloquist in a 1989 episode of John Ritter's TV series, Hooperman.

Norman Fell was previously on the same episode of Murder, She Wrote as was Priscilla Barnes. Of course, Priscilla never actually interacted with Norman nor Audra Lindley on Three's Company. Priscilla and Norman didn't even interact with one another in this particular episode of Murder, She Wrote.

Don Knotts made a guest appearance on Suzanne Somers' show, Step by Step in a Christmas centric episode in 1993. Don later made a cameo on John Ritter's final TV series, 8 Simple Rules for Dating My Teenage Daughter.

ClarenceAlabama · 07-04-2026, 01:08 PM

Don Knotts was on She's the Sheriff with Suzanne Somers.

Norman Fell was on The Jenny McCarthy show with Suzanne Somers.

Richard Kline and Jenilee Harrrison were on That 70's Show together.

Richard Kline was on Step by Step but didn't share a scene with Suzanne Somers.

I always hoped John Ritter and Richard Kline would work together again. They had amazing chemistry. Richard said he was offered 10 out of the first 13 episodes of Three's a Crowd, but he turned it down to do a pilot with Shelly Fabares. Three's a Crowd would have been much funnier had he accepted that offer.

BuffaloBill · 07-06-2026, 02:25 PM

Ritter and Fell teamed up on same Dan August episode in 1970 "Quadrangle for Death” in Ritter’s TV acting. They were in the same scene at least once as I recall.

TMC · 07-19-2026, 12:12 AM

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Originally Posted by ClarenceAlabama

Don Knotts was on She's the Sheriff with Suzanne Somers.

Norman Fell was on The Jenny McCarthy show with Suzanne Somers.

Richard Kline and Jenilee Harrrison were on That 70's Show together.

Richard Kline was on Step by Step but didn't share a scene with Suzanne Somers.

I always hoped John Ritter and Richard Kline would work together again. They had amazing chemistry. Richard said he was offered 10 out of the first 13 episodes of Three's a Crowd, but he turned it down to do a pilot with Shelly Fabares. Three's a Crowd would have been much funnier had he accepted that offer.

Joyce DeWitt and Richard Kline were in the same episode of Love Boat but they didn't share any scenes together.

07-04-2026, 01:02 AM	#1
TMC Member Forum Idol Join Date: Jan 09, 2001 Posts: 127,191	Times that the cast worked together outside of "Three's Company" I just thought about this after learning that Norman Fell once guest starred as a ventriloquist in a 1989 episode of John Ritter's TV series, Hooperman. Norman Fell was previously on the same episode of Murder, She Wrote as was Priscilla Barnes. Of course, Priscilla never actually interacted with Norman nor Audra Lindley on Three's Company. Priscilla and Norman didn't even interact with one another in this particular episode of Murder, She Wrote. Don Knotts made a guest appearance on Suzanne Somers' show, Step by Step in a Christmas centric episode in 1993. Don later made a cameo on John Ritter's final TV series, 8 Simple Rules for Dating My Teenage Daughter.
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07-04-2026, 01:08 PM	#2
ClarenceAlabama Member Frequent Poster Join Date: Jan 15, 2005 Posts: 250	Don Knotts was on She's the Sheriff with Suzanne Somers. Norman Fell was on The Jenny McCarthy show with Suzanne Somers. Richard Kline and Jenilee Harrrison were on That 70's Show together. Richard Kline was on Step by Step but didn't share a scene with Suzanne Somers. I always hoped John Ritter and Richard Kline would work together again. They had amazing chemistry. Richard said he was offered 10 out of the first 13 episodes of Three's a Crowd, but he turned it down to do a pilot with Shelly Fabares. Three's a Crowd would have been much funnier had he accepted that offer.

07-06-2026, 02:25 PM	#3
BuffaloBill Member Frequent Poster Join Date: Mar 07, 2004 Location: Cheektowaga(Buffalo),NY Posts: 439	Ritter and Fell teamed up on same Dan August episode in 1970 "Quadrangle for Death” in Ritter’s TV acting. They were in the same scene at least once as I recall.