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(Jack Tripper) |
Since the first episode John played the beloved Jack Tripper. Roomate to Chrissy and Janet originally, he stayed with the show to the end as the gay guy (only to the landlord) living with 2 girls in apartment 201! Jack owned his own restaurant and had a different date every episode. It was in the last season where he met his true love and had a spin off that lasted 2 seasons. | ||
(Janet Wood) |
Roomate to Jack and Chrissy, Joyce's run with the show was just as long and wonderfull as John Ritters, staying with Three's Company to the very last season. Janet worked in a flower shop where many crazy and very funny stories on the show stemmed from (no pun intended). Janets character married on the show to Phil in the last season of Three's Company. | ||
(Helen Roper) |
Wife of Stanley Roper and co-landlord from the first 3 seasons of Three's Company, Helens relentless pursuit to get Mr. Roper into bed continued to make fans of the show laugh untill it hurt. A home maker by coice, Helen did try her hand at working as a cashier on Jacks advice to prove a point to her husband. If you have a chance to see that episode itfs worth the peek. | ||
(Stanley Roper) |
Husband of Helen Roper and landlord of the building, Stanley Roper was the first landlord of Three's Company. Led to believe from the get go that Jack was gay, Stanley allowed the trio to live together knowing that no 'hanky panky' would be going on in 201. The whole situation opened the flood gates for laughter and the biggest misunderstanding of the long running sitcom. When Stanley wasn't checking in on the gang upstairs you could find him downstairs warming up to a 'nice cup of coco'. |
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(Larry Dallas) |
Best friend of Jack Tripper, Larry was introduced in the third season living upstairs form the gang. Larry worked as a used car salesman and developed a reputation of being kind of slimmey. Despite being honest and nice outwardly when around Jack and the girls, his mouth seemed to get him in a lot of trouble. Throughout the 5 seasons of Larry, many reminders of his underhanded personality resurfaced in the most comical way possible. Larry was with the show untill the lights in 201 turned out for the last time. | ||
(Cindy Snow) |
Sister to Chrissy Snow, Jenilee was brought in after Chrissy's departure from Three's Company. Cindy moved in to the apartment temporarily while the producers scrambled to make a permanent cast fill. Cindys stint on the show was short lived but successful and even had re-occurring appearances even after being replaced. She played a student at UCLA who was always bumping into things. If you catch the episode where Jack thinks Cindy is pregnant be sure to get it on tape! | ||
(Terri Alden) |
Terri was the relief pitcher for Cindy, so to speak. She was brought in as the new girl in 201 and was so for the remainder of the show. A great addition, she was introduced through her job at the local hospital as a nurse giving Jack a tetnis-shot. Her talents included playing violin and cooking..come to think of it, she couldn't do either! Remember the episode with the house in Laguna Beach?? | ||
(Lana Shields) |
Lana was a character that was brought to the show just to put an interesting twist to the show, possibly a tactic by producers to liven things up. Her character Lana was absolutely infatuated with Jack, stopping at nothing to win Jack over. An episode that sticks out in my mind was an arranged camping trip with the trio and Larry. Lana didn't receive a formal invite but still found a way to be there. Disappointing, even for Lana, Mr. Furley is the one willing to wait on her hand and foot! |
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(Chrissy Snow) |
From the first aired episode Suzanne Somers was Chrissy. A ditsy blonde that wasn't anything more than looks to be brutally honest. Her character on the show was easy going, sweet and loveably funny. Her quirky attitude and infectious laugh made her an instant favorite among fans of the hit show. One of my all time favorite episodes that involved Chrissy was her birthday that fell on the same day as Mr. & Ms. Ropers anniversary. Remember the jacket fiasco!? | ||
(Ralph Furley) |
Don Knotts was the second and last landlord of the building untill the series end. Better known as Ralph Furley and even better known for his flashy and wild wardrobe he was the wacky landlord with a great sense of humor. However when he was telling the jokes, the characters really had to keep an open mind! Remember his inauguration to the show? The girls were at the regal beagal and given the impression he was a pimp! |
