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Old 02-03-2004, 07:57 PM   #1
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Default Three's Company Spinoff you think is better-Ropers or Three's a Crowd?

I had to give the slight edge to Three's a Crowd because Stanley Roper had no one to insult and that's what made him funny on Three's Company when he made fun of Jack. I don't think Stanley Roper insulted anyone on the Spinoff Ropers.
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Ropers, I remember liking it. I liked Jeffrey Tambor on that show.
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Ropers, I remember liking it. I liked Jeffrey Tambor on that show.

He was ok. But i guess the Ropers didn;t have a lot of young viewers because 95% of the cast was over 40
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I have seen both The Ropers and Three's a crowd; and I enjoyed The Ropers a lot..even though I agree with you about Mr. Roper not having a certain edge about him because he could not make fun of Jack, and believing him to be a homosexual...


Three's a Crowd..even though I adore John Ritter..I thought this show was not very funny, it was weak when it came to the writing and the actress that played Vicki was not very enjoyable..She was blah and did not put much life into her character.....
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I have seen both The Ropers and Three's a crowd; and I enjoyed The Ropers a lot..even though I agree with you about Mr. Roper not having a certain edge about him because he could not make fun of Jack, and believing him to be a homosexual...


Three's a Crowd..even though I adore John Ritter..I thought this show was not very funny, it was weak when it came to the writing and the actress that played Vicki was not very enjoyable..She was blah and did not put much life into her character.....


And that crazy chef on Three's a Crowd named "EZ", was a true WEIRDO!!!!!!!
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And that crazy chef on Three's a Crowd named "EZ", was a true WEIRDO!!!!!!!
The show was just crap...Not one of John Ritter's highlights of his career...
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...and Vicki's father was annoying as well. Mr. Angelino would've made a better landlord for Jack.
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And that crazy chef on Three's a Crowd named "EZ", was a true WEIRDO!!!!!!!
I'd completely forgotten about EZ on Three's A Crowd, I actually liked that character. But after Cindy, then Terri, Three's Company was getting less and less enjoyable. Even though I still watched Three's A Crowd, you knew by that time it was pretty much time for them to call it quits. If Jack wasn't involved in different girls and a wacky landlord, it wasn't fun. When the Ropers premiered, Three's Company was still fresh, so it would have been nice to see that spinoff be given more of a chance.
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I'd completely forgotten about EZ on Three's A Crowd, I actually liked that character. But after Cindy, then Terri, Three's Company was getting less and less enjoyable. Even though I still watched Three's A Crowd, you knew by that time it was pretty much time for them to call it quits. If Jack wasn't involved in different girls and a wacky landlord, it wasn't fun. When the Ropers premiered, Three's Company was still fresh, so it would have been nice to see that spinoff be given more of a chance.

I think the expectations was too high because John Ritter starred in Three's a Crowd. They probably was surprised it did not finished in the top 30.
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From the few episodes Ive seen of each....

The Ropers is better.
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From the few episodes Ive seen of each....

The Ropers is better.

YOu must have seen the first season because the second season is #%^^%$$%
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Im not sure what Ive seen....
but I liked it.



Either way....
Id buy both of these shows if they ever came to DVD.
(complete seasons, or series, only though)
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Im not sure what Ive seen....
but I liked it.



Either way....
Id buy both of these shows if they ever came to DVD.
(complete seasons, or series, only though)


Yeah it would be nice to see GOOD copies of the Ropers but it looks like that will never happen.
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There were only 28 episodes of "The Ropers"
and 22 episodes of "Three's A Crowd"

Maybe Anchor Bay could get the rights to these and release them as "The Three's Company Spinoff - The Ropers" and "The Three's Company Spinoff - Three's A Crowd"

Im sure lots, if not MOST, Three's Company Fans would buy these on DVD.

I know I would.
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There were only 28 episodes of "The Ropers"
and 22 episodes of "Three's A Crowd"

Maybe Anchor Bay could get the rights to these and release them as "The Three's Company Spinoff - The Ropers" and "The Three's Company Spinoff - Three's A Crowd"

Im sure lots, if not MOST, Three's Company Fans would buy these on DVD.

I know I would.

You maybe right. I Think the Ropers DVD would only sell because of the people who never saw the show. Not because the enjoyed the Ropers.
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