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Beyotch Knowles · 09-14-2003, 04:05 PM

I always thought that eventually Joyce and Suzanne would bury the hatchet and that there would be a reunion show. Maybe just a gathering to reminisce (like the Designing Women did recently) or maybe even a scripted movie (like Growing Pains did last year).

Even if we had to wait another 20 years, it would have eventually happened. Think about it. Nothing's shocking about cohabitation these days...but imagine it was 70 year-olds...their children and grandchildren might not approve. Or, imagine the three of them sharing a room in a nursing home. It could do for seniors what Golden Girls did back in the 80s...show that people are full of zest and passion at all stages in life.

I could see it now. Again, they have to convince many people that Jack is gay. Jack has to have a tooth pulled. Instead of having a bridge put in his mouth, he opts for a dental implants (to be surgically screwed into his jaw with crowns attached). The hilarity insues when someone, thinking Jack is gay, overhears him on the phone asking how much it will cost to get implants.

Mr. Television · 09-14-2003, 04:43 PM

Three's Company was one of the greatest shows ever and its too bad there can never be a reunion. Even if Joyce and Suzanne made up and the cast gathered to reminisce, it would never be the same without John. Its an empty feeling.

09-14-2003, 04:05 PM	#1
Beyotch Knowles Member Occasional Poster Join Date: Jul 27, 2003 Posts: 26	Now there can never be a reunion I always thought that eventually Joyce and Suzanne would bury the hatchet and that there would be a reunion show. Maybe just a gathering to reminisce (like the Designing Women did recently) or maybe even a scripted movie (like Growing Pains did last year). Even if we had to wait another 20 years, it would have eventually happened. Think about it. Nothing's shocking about cohabitation these days...but imagine it was 70 year-olds...their children and grandchildren might not approve. Or, imagine the three of them sharing a room in a nursing home. It could do for seniors what Golden Girls did back in the 80s...show that people are full of zest and passion at all stages in life. I could see it now. Again, they have to convince many people that Jack is gay. Jack has to have a tooth pulled. Instead of having a bridge put in his mouth, he opts for a dental implants (to be surgically screwed into his jaw with crowns attached). The hilarity insues when someone, thinking Jack is gay, overhears him on the phone asking how much it will cost to get implants.

09-14-2003, 04:43 PM	#2
Mr. Television 23 Years at Sitcoms Online Forum Icon Join Date: Jun 06, 2003 Location: Somewhere you're Not Posts: 62,132	Three's Company was one of the greatest shows ever and its too bad there can never be a reunion. Even if Joyce and Suzanne made up and the cast gathered to reminisce, it would never be the same without John. Its an empty feeling.
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