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Jack fears that his new flame is thinking marriage, but he isn't relieved to find that she only wants to have his baby. John Ritter, Richard Kline, Don Knotts.
Jack finds a "Rate Your Roommate" quiz and concludes that one of his roommates wants to have an affair with him. John Ritter, Joyce DeWitt, Priscilla Barnes.
Furley finally replaces a couch where Jack stashed $1000 accidentally disbursed by a bank machine. Don Knotts, John Ritter, Richard Kline. Bank Officer: Floyd Levine. Bank Guard: Chuck Lindsly.
Jack tries to retrieve a scathing letter he wrote to a restaurant critic before reading the critic's surprisingly favorable review of the Bistro. Townsend: Ken Olfson. Jack: John Ritter. Mrs. Fitsimmons: Natalie Core.
After making two dates for the same time, Jack has to come up with an alter ego---so he drafts Larry for the role. Richard Kline, John Ritter. Agnes: Rita Wilson. Sharon: Lana Clarkson. Janet: Joyce DeWitt.
Jack's new girlfriend won't discuss her line of work---but not for the reason Janet thinks. John Ritter, Joyce DeWitt, Priscilla Barnes. Sam: Ben Slack.
Jack's cookie recipe wins in a contest---but the judges are expecting to award the $10,000 to "Grandma Tripper." Richard Kline, John Ritter, Priscilla Barnes. Landers: Parley Baer.
Jack is less than thrilled by a visit from his father (Dick Shawn) until he learns of his recent misfortune. Joyce DeWitt, Priscilla Barnes. Jennifer: Marsha Haynes. Jack: John Ritter.
Jack and Terri and Janet and Larry pose as married couples to deflect the advances of Terri's boss (John Reilly). Gail: Judith-Marie Bergan. Sue Anne: Amy Stuckey.
To impress a wealthy date, Jack gambles heavily at a charity casino party. John Ritter, Richard Kline, Joyce DeWitt, Priscilla Barnes. Bradley: John David Carson.
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Critic Reviews for Three's Company Season 8
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Mr. Ritter's timing over the years has been impeccable. His double takes, his tripping over furniture and walking into doors, his willingness to make fun of himself and, more than anything else, his sunny disposition.
If stupid but popular sitcoms of the era are your thing, Three's Company is far from subtle but boasts great work by John Ritter.
Over the course of its eight seasons, the series relied on Ritter's natural gifts to go full farce... Ritter's gameness for that kind of comedy and that level of energy became the Three's Company way.
Over the course of the show's eight-year run, Jack & co. weathered many personnel changes... but their onscreen chemistry held strong.
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