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Old 09-06-2002, 03:53 PM   #1
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Default I noticed a blooper on a Three's Company Episode today

The episode shown on TNN today with jack faking his death had a weird part in the episode-When Jack was in the coffin, the guy who wanted to kill him attended the funeral and just as he was about to leave-Jack sneeze from the flowers. When the guy heard the sneeze, he asked Larry and Mr. Furley what was that-and then the guy said he is not leaving until he makes sure jack is really dead-here is the blooper on the writers who wrote this epsiode-Why would someone have to make sure someone is dead if they are at the person's funeral? That part made no sense at all
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He checked it because he heard the sneeze. No one else in the room sneezed so I guess it crossed his mind that maybe Jack was faking his death to get away from him.
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He checked it because he heard the sneeze. No one else in the room sneezed so I guess it crossed his mind that maybe Jack was faking his death to get away from him.
But the fact that he was attending a funeral, The character Max should have automically assumed that larry or Mr. furley sneezed. Now if the character Max had mentioned earlier in the episode that guys have been known to fake their death to get away from him when he was looking for jack then that particular scence when max wanted to confirm jack's death would have made more sense.
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But the fact that he was attending a funeral, The character Max should have automically assumed that larry or Mr. furley sneezed. Now if the character Max had mentioned earlier in the episode that guys have been known to fake their death to get away from him when he was looking for jack then that particular scence when max wanted to confirm jack's death would have made more sense.
TC isn't supposed to go by what would happen in real life, TC usually strechs believability to make the stories work. Max knew Jack didn't like him following him (no one would), then Jack just suddenly drops dead, I would have some doubts to. I don't remember this episode very well. Were RF and Larry in Max's eyerange? Because if they were he could tell it wasn't either of them.
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TC isn't supposed to go by what would happen in real life, TC usually strechs believability to make the stories work. Max knew Jack didn't like him following him (no one would), then Jack just suddenly drops dead, I would have some doubts to. I don't remember this episode very well. Were RF and Larry in Max's eyerange? Because if they were he could tell it wasn't either of them.
Max was on his way out of the funeral palor and larry and mr. furley were behind him when jack sneeeze-so he wouldn't have seen if was larry or mr. furley-that's why I was wondering how could he say jack and jack was supposed to be dead. But besides of all that-That is the funniest three's company episode ever made-i'm glad i have it on tape.
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