Episode Mistakes

[Tiffy540]

In Good Ol Reliable Janet, the group goes to lunch at Larry's invite. Then the demonstrators were arrested for being naked. The next scenes were to have Mr Roper tell the gang Mrs Roper had been arrested however Mr. Roper was not ever notified or invited to the restaurant. He just knew by mind reading where they were.

[Dianne3]

Actually, Janet did tell Mr. Roper they were trying out the new Greek restaurant.

One mistake is when Jack has a brother. In a earlier episode, Jack's uncle told him he was his favourite only nephew.

Another mistake is in the episode where Jack & Chrissy are handcuffed, they walk out without paying their bill.

[Smartboy]

Originally Posted by Dianne3

Actually, Janet did tell Mr. Roper they were trying out the new Greek restaurant.

One mistake is when Jack has a brother. In a earlier episode, Jack's uncle told him he was his favourite only nephew.

Another mistake is in the episode where Jack & Chrissy are handcuffed, they walk out without paying their bill.

I remember the one where Jack describes himself as his uncle's only nephew. That does contradict the one where he has a brother.

[TMC]

What are some of your favorite Three’s Company bloopers, mistakes, fun facts, or errors? And what was your favorite episode of the iconic sitcom?

▬Contents of this video▬

• 00:00 - Intro
• 00:49 - The Wardrobe Malfunction
• 01:39 - The Not-So-Hidden Crew
• 02:04 - The Changing Apartment Number
• 02:26 - The Case of the Giggles
• 02:58 - The Teleporting Scarf
• 03:22 - The Tragic Death
• 03:49 - The Forgotten Car
• 04:15 - The Questionable Terminology
• 04:36 - The Recycled Set
• 04:57 - The Flip-Flopping Door Knob
• 05:21 - The Spin-off Flops
• 05:56 - The Unauthorized Story
• 06:30 - The Wrong Door
• 06:59 - The Missing Brother
• 07:22 - The Duplicating Cans
• 07:55 - The Equal Pay Fight
• 08:40 - The Early Bird
• 09:11 - Outro

If you grew up watching sitcoms in the late '70s and early '80s, chances are you’re familiar with Three’s Company. This iconic show starred John Ritter, Joyce DeWitt, Suzanne Somers, and later Priscilla Barnes and Jenilee Harrison as three single roommates who shared a Santa Monica apartment and frequently got into all kinds of hilarious misunderstandings. The sitcom was based on a British sitcom called Man About the House and ran for eight seasons on ABC from 1977 to 1984.

Three’s Company was a comedy classic that pushed the envelope with its risqué humor, sexual innuendo, and physical slapstick. It also featured memorable characters like the nosy landlords Mr. and Mrs. Roper (played by Norman Fell and Audra Lindley), the sleazy used-car salesman Larry Dallas (played by Richard Kline), and the goofy building manager Ralph Furley (played by the legendary Don Knotts).

Behind the scenes of this hit series, there were many secrets, scandals, mistakes, and bloopers that you may not know about. From contract disputes to wardrobe malfunctions to production errors, Three’s Company had its share of drama and comedy off-camera as well as on.

In this video, we’ll reveal some of the most surprising facts about Three’s Company that will make you see this beloved sitcom in a whole new light. Whether you’re a die-hard fan or just curious about what went on behind closed doors, you’ll want to watch on and find out more about this iconic show.

[BestTVever]

Originally Posted by Dianne3

Actually, Janet did tell Mr. Roper they were trying out the new Greek restaurant.

One mistake is when Jack has a brother. In a earlier episode, Jack's uncle told him he was his favourite only nephew.

Another mistake is in the episode where Jack & Chrissy are handcuffed, they walk out without paying their bill.

Its funny because in so many episodes they walk out without paying. And that is not exclusive to TC.

[BestTVever]

Originally Posted by Tiffy540

In Good Ol Reliable Janet, the group goes to lunch at Larry's invite. Then the demonstrators were arrested for being naked. The next scenes were to have Mr Roper tell the gang Mrs Roper had been arrested however Mr. Roper was not ever notified or invited to the restaurant. He just knew by mind reading where they were.

You forgot that before Janet and Helen leave for the nude beach, Helen writes Stanely a note to tell them where they are. She is getting a kick out of telling Stanley this. Stanely sees and hears about the mass arrest on the beach and finds Helen's note. So that is how he found out they were arrested or fled the police on the beach.