Do you think Three's Company would have been able to stay on the air longer if the trio of stars that made up its primary cast were able to get along? Or do you think that it likely would have still ended when it did? Let us know your thoughts in the comments.
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00:00 Intro
01:23 Ritter Dealt With Fame Impeccably
02:20 Suzanne Somers Desperately Wanted To Be A Star
03:06 Joyce DeWitt Wasn't Interested In Becoming A Star
03:32 The Newsweek Cover Story
04:10 Ritter Then Refused To Work With Somers
05:46 Don Knotts Role Irked Griffith Fans
06:33 Three's Company's End
07:01 DeWitt Felt Betrayed By Ritter
07:47 Outro
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Three's Company starred Suzanne Somers as Chrissy Snow, Joyce DeWitt as Janet Wood, and John Ritter as Jake Tripper. These three single, attractive 20somethings lived platonically together in an apartment while keeping up the ruse that Jack was gay to keep their landlords, the Roper, played by Audra Lindley and Norman Fell, at bay.
The show gave viewers a winning combo of sexual innuendo and slapstick humor – and the viewers and critics alike couldn't get enough of it. Three's Company resonated with audiences because of its sexual undertones, visual gags, and provocative dialogue. This kind of material hadn't yet been touched on that much by previous sitcoms, so it felt fresh and poignant without having to be particularly meaningful like other shows that were on the air at the time like All In The Family.
Three's company was an uproariously funny sitcom. Not quite as humorous, however, was the drama that occurred behindthescenes Relationships were torn to shreds and ultimately, Three's Company was forced to come to an end due to feuds that took place when the cameras weren't rolling. Join FactsVerse as we get to the bottom of what really happened behind the scenes of Three's Company.
Behind the Scenes Feuds that ENDED Three's Company