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TVFactFan · 08-23-2004, 08:20 PM

1. What Mr. Furley going to remain at the APT building

2.Was Larry going to stay at his APT

Mr. Television · 08-23-2004, 08:26 PM

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Originally posted by TVShow Analyzer
1. What Mr. Furley going to remain at the APT building

2.Was Larry going to stay at his APT

And if they were staying at the APT building why did Larry only visit Jack once and Furley didn't visit him at all when they used to go to Jack's Biestrol all the time?

TVFactFan · 08-23-2004, 08:31 PM

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Originally posted by mr roper
And if they were staying at the APT building why did Larry only visit Jack once and Furley didn't visit him at all when they used to go to Jack's Biestrol all the time?

You mean on THree's a Crowd? If you do, i know what mean because Jack Bistro was still in the same neighborhood as the APT building. A place that Mr. Furley and Larry attended more than once on THree's Company.

jjlover · 08-24-2004, 02:01 PM

I just have two words, "DUMB PRODUCERS".

I Love John Ritter · 08-25-2004, 07:59 PM

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Originally posted by jjlover
I just have two words, "DUMB PRODUCERS".

I agree!

Laike · 08-25-2004, 09:07 PM

I'm sure they were both staying at the apartment. What else could Mr. Furley do? I know he was good friends with the three, but just because they leave, it doesn't mean he would quit his job. I'm sure he would retire eventually (He is old), but not right away.

It sounded to me like Larry was staying. Jack said he would only be a mile away, so I'm sure Larry would have visited Jack constantly. Just like at the apartment where they stayed at.

They don't just flat out tell you what those two are planning on doing, but you can pretty much put it together.

jon123 · 08-28-2004, 11:17 AM

Richard Kline was supposed to be a regular on "Three's A Crowd" but took another job on some CBS show instead that flopped. After that he did make one appearance on "Three's A Crowd" (the only TC regular to appear besides John Ritter) and it was explained that Larry had been in Bakersfield all this time (of all the places they could have picked, I could not imagine Larry out in the sticks of Bakersfield!)

Don Knotts would have been a welcome addition if he had guest starred in some TAC episodes and he may not have been asked simply due to budgetary constraints. (Mr. Furley probably still hung out at Jack's Bistro on the nights that weren't shown on the show). Joyce DeWitt would have been a much more welcome addition, of course, but I think she was too upset about basically being fired to appear.

TVFactFan · 08-28-2004, 11:41 AM

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Originally posted by jon123
Richard Kline was supposed to be a regular on "Three's A Crowd" but took another job on some CBS show instead that flopped. After that he did make one appearance on "Three's A Crowd" (the only TC regular to appear besides John Ritter) and it was explained that Larry had been in Bakersfield all this time (of all the places they could have picked, I could not imagine Larry out in the sticks of Bakersfield!)

Don Knotts would have been a welcome addition if he had guest starred in some TAC episodes and he may not have been asked simply due to budgetary constraints. (Mr. Furley probably still hung out at Jack's Bistro on the nights that weren't shown on the show). Joyce DeWitt would have been a much more welcome addition, of course, but I think she was too upset about basically being fired to appear.

Joyce was just being childish. The producers wanted John because it was going to be a spinoff centered around him. If she was on TAC it would have still been TC. I don;t know why she couldn;t just accept that and move on with her life.

David · 08-28-2004, 11:12 PM

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Originally posted by jon123
Richard Kline was supposed to be a regular on "Three's A Crowd" but took another job on some CBS show instead that flopped. After that he did make one appearance on "Three's A Crowd" (the only TC regular to appear besides John Ritter) and it was explained that Larry had been in Bakersfield all this time (of all the places they could have picked, I could not imagine Larry out in the sticks of Bakersfield!)

Don Knotts would have been a welcome addition if he had guest starred in some TAC episodes and he may not have been asked simply due to budgetary constraints. (Mr. Furley probably still hung out at Jack's Bistro on the nights that weren't shown on the show). Joyce DeWitt would have been a much more welcome addition, of course, but I think she was too upset about basically being fired to appear.

I didn't know that Richard Kline was supposed to be a regularon TAC. Hmm

Janet McFarland · 08-28-2004, 11:54 PM

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Originally posted by TVShow Analyzer
Joyce was just being childish. The producers wanted John because it was going to be a spinoff centered around him. If she was on TAC it would have still been TC. I don;t know why she couldn;t just accept that and move on with her life.

If Janet did make an appearance on TAC, how would it be TC? Three's Company was always focusing on a man and two women living together in an apartment. Jack and Janet weren't living together with another girl so how would it be TC?

TVFactFan · 08-29-2004, 12:03 AM

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Originally posted by Trippergrl
If Janet did make an appearance on TAC, how would it be TC? Three's Company was always focusing on a man and two women living together in an apartment. Jack and Janet weren't living together with another girl so how would it be TC?

No i was saying that if Joyce was apart of the show it would have still been TC not if she made an guest appearance.

I Love John Ritter · 08-29-2004, 12:11 AM

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Originally posted by TVShow Analyzer
No i was saying that if Joyce was apart of the show it would have still been TC not if she made an guest appearance.

It didn't necessarily mean it would still be Three's Company because Janet could of just came to visit once in a while, instead of being on every episode.

TVFactFan · 08-29-2004, 12:17 AM

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Originally posted by I Love John Ritter
It didn't necessarily mean it would still be Three's Company because Janet could of just came to visit once in a while, instead of being on every episode.

If Joyce appeared once in a while on TAC, that would have made her a guest instead of a cast member.

I Love John Ritter · 08-29-2004, 12:28 AM

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Originally posted by TVShow Analyzer
If Joyce appeared once in a while on TAC, that would have made her a guest instead of a cast member.

I know she would of been a guest, I just think it would of been nice to see Janet show up on TAC once in a while, but thats JMO.

Janet McFarland · 08-29-2004, 12:48 AM

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Originally posted by I Love John Ritter
I know she would of been a guest, I just think it would of been nice to see Janet show up on TAC once in a while, but thats JMO.

Me too!

08-23-2004, 08:20 PM	#1
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08-24-2004, 02:01 PM	#4
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08-25-2004, 09:07 PM	#6
Laike Member Occasional Poster Join Date: Aug 17, 2004 Location: Florida Posts: 86	I'm sure they were both staying at the apartment. What else could Mr. Furley do? I know he was good friends with the three, but just because they leave, it doesn't mean he would quit his job. I'm sure he would retire eventually (He is old), but not right away. It sounded to me like Larry was staying. Jack said he would only be a mile away, so I'm sure Larry would have visited Jack constantly. Just like at the apartment where they stayed at. They don't just flat out tell you what those two are planning on doing, but you can pretty much put it together.

08-28-2004, 11:17 AM	#7
jon123 Member Frequent Poster Join Date: Feb 04, 2002 Location: Temecula Valley, CA Posts: 395	Richard Kline was supposed to be a regular on "Three's A Crowd" but took another job on some CBS show instead that flopped. After that he did make one appearance on "Three's A Crowd" (the only TC regular to appear besides John Ritter) and it was explained that Larry had been in Bakersfield all this time (of all the places they could have picked, I could not imagine Larry out in the sticks of Bakersfield!) Don Knotts would have been a welcome addition if he had guest starred in some TAC episodes and he may not have been asked simply due to budgetary constraints. (Mr. Furley probably still hung out at Jack's Bistro on the nights that weren't shown on the show). Joyce DeWitt would have been a much more welcome addition, of course, but I think she was too upset about basically being fired to appear.