Three’s Company remains a beloved classic for many, the chemistry between its cast was pure gold. Sadly, we’ve lost two of its stars — John Ritter and Suzanne Somers — but their unforgettable performances continue to live on through reruns and iconic clips.
Recently, one particular clip has gone viral, stirring up emotions in fans all over again. But why?
Three’s Company thrived on misunderstandings and slapstick humor, with its simple yet hilarious premise: two beautiful 20-something women, played by Joyce DeWitt and Suzanne Somers, and one bumbling man, played by John Ritter, living platonically in an apartment in Santa Monica. To keep their nosy landlords off their backs, Jack (Ritter) pretended to be gay, creating endless comedic situations filled with innuendo and misunderstandings.
From 1977 to 1983, Three’s Company was a top-ten hit, loved by both critics and audiences. It’s hard to believe, but now, 40 years after the show wrapped up, it still has the power to stir up emotions.
And it’s one particular scene from Season 5 that has been getting a ton of attention lately — sparking conversation and dividing opinions. What is it about this episode that’s got everyone talking? Well, you’ll have to stick around to find out…
A Crowded Romance
”A Crowded Romance” was the fifth episode of Three’s Company Season 5 and the 83rd overall episode of the series. Written by Mark Tuttle and directed by Dave Powers, it originally aired on December 2, 1980, on ABC.
