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We kind of talked about this on another thread, but not much. And what I'm about to ask would make it go all off topic, so I decided to open a new post. On the aforementioned post (Finale on Tonight!), it was said how there was a sprinkling of episodes where Jack and Janet were once again dancing around their 'relationship.' That would have been great if it happened, but how would it change the show? The trio's relationship? The trio's relationship with Larry and Furley?
Also...I know a lot of us have written -- or at least read -- fanfics where Jack and Janet admit their feelings for each other, but it's always in the midst of something big. In real life, there aren't always 'perfect moments.' So, In all honesty and with wishful thinking aside, how do you think Jack and Janet would have made the transition to "more than friends." If it is directly after or in correlation to an episode, could you tell a line or scene or moment that might prove the point? Interested to see what we come up with! Maybe it'll sprout more fics! You can never have enough, right?
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I think we would must of all would like to have seen J&J together on the finale, not Denise for god sake!!!!!
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I think it would be a long rocky relationship that would work out in the end.
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I think the last season could've revolved around Jack and Janet becoming a couple, like with Tony and Angela in Who's the Boss. The perfect moment would definitely be in "She Loves Me, She Loves Me Not". Instead of Jack finding Larry in Janet's bed, he should've found Janet. Or maybe if Larry didn't fall in the lake, Jack could've spent some more time with Janet and something could've happened.
I think if Jack and Janet became a couple, their relationship with Terri would be kinda different. I don't think she'd be used to them spending so much time together and everything, but I think eventually she'd get used to it. I think Larry would be disappointed in Jack for going into a serious relationship but he'd be okay with it. With Furley, it'd be different. Deep down, he'd be okay with it, but his brother wouldn't. I think an interesting situation would be the gang trying to keep J&J's relationship away from Bart.In a way, it would change the show. IMO, everyone would tune into Three's Company to see how Jack and Janet would be together. For me, it'd be a good change. |
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how would that have changed the finale?
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I think that if it hadn't been for that joke of a stupid show (three's a crowd) everything would have been fine, neways, i would have put it like jack and janet were always kissing in one of those kisses they just didn't stop and gave eachother tongue and realise what they felt and just take it from there.
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I think if they hooked up they should have gotten a spin off and that would have done great!
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Eh, it would've ruined the show for me in some respects. To me, TC is about Jack, Janet, Chrissy/Cindy/Terri, and the Ropers/Larry/Furley, not just Jack and Janet. I think that, if J&J had hooked up, it would've probably become more J&Jcentric. Also, lots of shows have been ruined when two of the main characters have hooked up. To top things off, I personally don't see any sparks between Jack and Janet that I don't see when he's with one of the other female leads.
If Three's a Crowd had been about Jack and Janet, chances are that it would've more than likely still have been cancelled. One of the main reasons TAC died was due to its bad time slot, where it was up against The A-Team. During the summer of 1985, when it was in repeats, the show's reruns did very well. |
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In addition to that, TAC had the same ratings as TC's final season, so I really doubt things would've been different if Joyce DeWitt (or any of the other TC cast members) had been in it... |
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Besides TAC had a similar premise to 3C except Jack is now living with one girl instead of two. The kill-joy/antagonist for TAC was Mr. Bradford. At the start of 3C, Janet kind of fulfilled that role since she got in the way of Jack and Chrissy's "fun". So practically, TAC was the same show as 3C; except TAC was tedious. Also, Vicky was such a wooden mannequin. I don't think she could react if her butt was on fire. Jack's antics are funny when there's someone to react to them; otherwise it's just stupid.As for audience interest in J/J; check out A Night Not to Remember synopsis on TV Tome: A Night Not to Remember Notes: This was the highest rated episode ever with Terri. It was #01 for the week. It seems that the audience back then was very interested in J/J relationship. ![]() Personally, I think 3C died because the show went nowhere after awhile. The audience can only be teased for so long. I think eventually people simply became bored. For those who wanted to know if J/J was or were going to be more than just friends; the finale killed that question. Therefore what purpose would TAC serve to those people then? As for TAC reruns, I remember reading that it was shown in the daytime. Of course, its ratings would be good if there's nothing else to really compete against. Who knows, maybe some folks back then watched the TAC re-runs out of morbid curiosity but I have yet to read accolades from those folks. |
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