@@FactsVerse , There were a lot of great episodes and my favorite was the sea shell episode where Stanley went to a nude beach to collect sea shells. LOL, He got roasted by Helen.
When I was in the navy U.A. was used for someone who was unaccounted for for less than one day or not at a post. A.W.O.L. was used for someone who was missing for more than one day.
The ones I noticed is some of the guest stars appear as different characters on the show. For instance, Jeffrey Tambor acting as Roper's new neighbor in spinoff, the psychiatrist Terri taken out for dinner, the dentist who had a crush on Terri, and the rich guy who wanted to merry Cindy. It was the same actor.
Ok.. so I was hoping this would be in there, as I noticed it as a young girl. I recall an episode that explained Chrissy’s birthday being on Christmas, and her real name being Christmas Snow. However, in a different episode (I forget which one), it’s Chrissy’s birthday and it’s not Christmas. 🤔
There was a part where John runs into the living room and Joyce is on the couch. John missed his cue. So in order to repeat the scene, John had to go back out the door and do it again. This time he took his pants off and walked in like a runway model making everyone laugh on set.
"Randy" in Season 7, Episode 8 happens to be "Darlene" the callgirl in Season 5, Episode 3. So not only was there a recycled set, there was a recycled actress as well.
I can't remember which episode or season, but there was an episode where the camera went a little higher than was supposed to and it captured the boom mic for a split second.
The women Jack was seeing who was married. You said the set in her apartment was used for the flower shop. Jack NEVER went to her apartment. She was visiting from out of town so how could he go to her apartment?
Thanks for Bloopers!! I love seeing bloopers… unlike when I was younger when I loved seeing boobers. It’s nice to appreciate my maturity because I have two different letters in my chromosomes. Being older I hope I’m less stupid and more appreciative of the art than the form.
One blooper that stood out to me that was not included was the one where Mr. Furley faints on the couch and his toupee starts to come off. It was quick thinking by the actress Priscilla Barnes that helped keep the toupee of Don Knotts on his head. I wish I could remember the character Barnes played.
"The Ropers" was NOT a "flop" - on the contrary, it was a very good show and did VERY well, SO well in fact that ABC put it up against the hottest show of the time in the biggest prime time slot of the week, which was CHiPs on Saturday nights at 8 PM. The Ropers was the second best show but it lost out when put up directly against CHiPs - it was a shame that they railroaded a good show like The Ropers the way they did and very sad and unfair for the great actors in it (Audrey Lindley, Norman Fell, and Jeffrey Tambor).
John is shown in boxers, but men's shorts were SHORT in the 1970's. Wasn't too difficult for a man to mistakenly show off his grillmeat at a backyard barbecue! Regarding Three's Company, Suzanne and Joyce were funny, but John Ritter carried the show. But I will agree that the differences in salary were way out of line!
You dont bother showing the clips of most of the bloopers except the one "not appropriate for prime time viewing". I would rather have seen all the others ones and not the one with John Ritter's right teste. Besides, in the original clip, you could only see shadows, no testes.
Another blooper is when Chrissy is typing and something about brushing the hair out of your eyes but at the time she actually wasn't typing when it supposedly was typed in the letter accidentally.
@@FactsVerse man about the house 🏡 the three woman took him as a roommate they be came friends the landlord didn't like it but got over it it's my favorite show when I was a little child my generation i love that show one of my favorites still is.
I would have liked to see the bloopers either video or snapshots when you were actually talking about them. Most of these seemed to be just descriptions. thanks anyway
Overall, I'd say There's Company was probably the best comedy sitcom ever. There are other shows that may have funnier parts but I'm referring to each episode as a whole.
@@FactsVerse Cyrano De Tripper is one of my favorite episodes. Anytime you have Mr. Roper convinced he knows Jack is not gay and then unexpectedly and humorously the situation makes it turn out that Jack is gay, or at least the situation was convincing to Mr. Roper that Jack was gay.
Are you effing kidding me? Executives actually thought viewers would be confused by an apartment number? Who was looking at the apartment number? No wonder they say TV executives are idiots.
7:45 why don’t you show the scene you are talking about? This is about the laziest best looking video I have ever seen. I mean you are on the brink of being awesome.
I miss old sitcoms back in the day. When actors actually kept you entertained by acting. And when there was a blooper it was a real blooper you can look back and laugh at. Today everything CGI. poor writing.
As far as the A.W.O.L./U.A , keep in mind, this is made for the general public and they would be much more familiar with the term A.W.O.L. from its usage in war films and military based TV shows. TV writing shorthand, if you will.
This is sooo off. 7:07 this is Jacks Dad. Not his Uncle. Lol. And certain things like Janet telling Francis Kirk that he can blow up the tire on her car can always be a joke from her. Doesn’t mean she has to have a car. She’s laughing when she says it.
Another mistake I noticed. It’s about Jacks so called brother. Jack told Mr. Furley that he had a twin brother and Furley said, I didn’t know you had a brother.
Last night's UConn/SanDiegoState basketball game had some girl flipping two birds next to Barkley's head at halftime. It stayed on the screen pretty long before they switched cameras.
I actually remember seeing the episode with Jack and the family jewels. I had never noticed it when I was younger. It must have been the same time that other person saw it, because it was just a couple of weeks later when I heard the episode was pulled or edited. I didn't care to call to complain. There is far worse out there.
They messed up with elenor. In the beginning the first episode they said she had a baby. Then later on when Jack found her in the shower. She told the girls she left her husband and nothing was mentioned about her kid
lol... just binged all of Three's Company awhile ago and caught John Ritter flashing his balls. it happens so quickly i wondered if anyone else had ever noticed.
My comment is purely an unbiased observation based on current sociological trends. The all -white cast of “Three’s Company” (not to mention “Friends” et al) is now considered objectionable or offensive by the woke, cancel culture that is prevalent in today’s society and media. I’ve noticed that the TV series of today are about 90 percent minority with gay and trans-gender cast members at the fore. If a heterosexual couple is included in the TV series, more likely than not, the couple is an inter-racial couple. If one wants to see an all-white cast...you’ll have to go back to the 1970’s or earlier.
I love it best when the Ropers were on the show. But I still liked in later after they left. Also, the show used some cheap props. I just binged watched several episodes and you can see a big stain on their front door, this is visible throughout multiple episodes. Also one of the girl's head board on their bed had severe scratches all over it. And one seen in the kitchen showed a cabinet and they went away and came back to the cabinet and it was a different color. None of this stuff took away from the show but you would never see stuff like this now days in any show, I guess. But I can't say for sure because I do not watch anything new at all. I have not watched anything new on tv since the 80s.
It's funny it started in 1976. But was the unaried plot 2 of then John ritters character his name is David. And 2 other actress was different. Then joice DeWitt but then another actress played Chrisi
My favorite episode is when Janet invites Jack to a company party. Jack mixes Valium pills with a pick me up drink and he turns up! I don't think anyone could ever duplicate him.
When Chrissy left the show I left to when Janet early years in the show she was real pretty and the later years I don't know what happen to her beauty.
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Where's the blooper?
you really aren't showing the bloopers... just describing something that happened...
Great tv show. Best time to be a kid in the 70’s
Ritter made Three's Company a better show than Billy Crystal could ever have and Fell and Knotts made Three's Company great in their own ways.
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Agreed, Billy Crystal simply isn't funny to me, reminds me of Seinfeld, Guy is worth over a billion dollars, has never been funny
@@FactsVerse , There were a lot of great episodes and my favorite was the sea shell episode where Stanley went to a nude beach to collect sea shells. LOL, He got roasted by Helen.
@@billysikes1374Jodie Dallas, first gay guy in a TV series.
Agreed, Billy Crystal is not funny, just like Snorefeld.@@billysikes1374
The first couple of seasons with Norman Fell were absolutely Hilarious..
It would be great if you showed the actual clip your talking about
I love Three Company!!!
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When I was in the navy U.A. was used for someone who was unaccounted for for less than one day or not at a post. A.W.O.L. was used for someone who was missing for more than one day.
The ones I noticed is some of the guest stars appear as different characters on the show. For instance, Jeffrey Tambor acting as Roper's new neighbor in spinoff, the psychiatrist Terri taken out for dinner, the dentist who had a crush on Terri, and the rich guy who wanted to merry Cindy. It was the same actor.
Jeffrey T. is such a diverse actor..hes great
Common for many shows in the 70s
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5:27 Mister and mister Roper....mistake
How come there's no video footage of what is being explained in the post?
Ok.. so I was hoping this would be in there, as I noticed it as a young girl. I recall an episode that explained Chrissy’s birthday being on Christmas, and her real name being Christmas Snow. However, in a different episode (I forget which one), it’s Chrissy’s birthday and it’s not Christmas. 🤔
Yes! I think you mean "The Gift." The one with the coat.
It would help if you played the clip after explaining what to look for.
There was a part where John runs into the living room and Joyce is on the couch. John missed his cue. So in order to repeat the scene, John had to go back out the door and do it again. This time he took his pants off and walked in like a runway model making everyone laugh on set.
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"Randy" in Season 7, Episode 8 happens to be "Darlene" the callgirl in Season 5, Episode 3. So not only was there a recycled set, there was a recycled actress as well.
I can't remember which episode or season, but there was an episode where the camera went a little higher than was supposed to and it captured the boom mic for a split second.
A flop can be heard at 5:29 when the narrator says Mr. and Mr. Roper.
The women Jack was seeing who was married. You said the set in her apartment was used for the flower shop. Jack NEVER went to her apartment. She was visiting from out of town so how could he go to her apartment?
That’s exactly why I came to the comments section! I don’t remember this either!
My absolute favorite TV show of all time three's company
Which episode was it’s 201A. I don’t remember ever seeing that.
bloopers in television and the movies are one staple of the business.
Why don't you show the actual clips?!
I remember that scene of Jack telling Cindy of her always bumping into things.. you notice Janet covering her face as she is laughing.
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I absolutely loved Janet, I was so in love with her! She was such a hot woman, so attractive in everyway, such a nice ass also!😂😂😂
Thanks for Bloopers!! I love seeing bloopers… unlike when I was younger when I loved seeing boobers. It’s nice to appreciate my maturity because I have two different letters in my chromosomes. Being older I hope I’m less stupid and more appreciative of the art than the form.
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3:48 - I could be wrong, but I don't think Janet had a car on "Itching For Trouble" episode, I think she was just telling a joke for laughs.
Agreed! It was a joke about how burly the guy was. :)
That's what I say, she was making a joke about that guys inflating footballs
5:34 ERROR Jeffrey Tambor in The Ropers' character name was Jeffrey P Brooks the 3rd, NOT Jeffrey Potts!
In the episode Stanley's hotline mrs. Roper calls Jack in from the kitchen but calls him John
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One blooper that stood out to me that was not included was the one where Mr. Furley faints on the couch and his toupee starts to come off. It was quick thinking by the actress Priscilla Barnes that helped keep the toupee of Don Knotts on his head. I wish I could remember the character Barnes played.
Teri Alden.
"The Ropers" was NOT a "flop" - on the contrary, it was a very good show and did VERY well, SO well in fact that ABC put it up against the hottest show of the time in the biggest prime time slot of the week, which was CHiPs on Saturday nights at 8 PM. The Ropers was the second best show but it lost out when put up directly against CHiPs - it was a shame that they railroaded a good show like The Ropers the way they did and very sad and unfair for the great actors in it (Audrey Lindley, Norman Fell, and Jeffrey Tambor).
😢Too bad both shows weren't combined together to keep the Ropers on tv . Would of been a blast with both Furley and the Ropers on a bunch of episodes.
Fell and Lindley never got the credit they deserved. Both long time actors, they had great on screen chemistry.
John is shown in boxers, but men's shorts were SHORT in the 1970's. Wasn't too difficult for a man to mistakenly show off his grillmeat at a backyard barbecue! Regarding Three's Company, Suzanne and Joyce were funny, but John Ritter carried the show. But I will agree that the differences in salary were way out of line!
I remember watching this show, but I really want some behind the scenes from Goomer Pyle and Andy Griffith shows. 🤟
The Gomer Pyle show went bankrupt because neighbors was "blowing" all the prophets(so to speak)
I'd love to see some bloopers from Wonder Woman, Alice, Benson and Murder She Wrote and maybe Golden Girls and Star Trek
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I saw Joyce DeWitt & Priscilla Barnes breaking character a lot during "Larry's Sister". Check that out! LOL 😂 😂
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Rest in peace John Ritter
Plus Don Knotts, Audrey Linley and Norman Fell
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This is not actually an episode but I saw the special to the show where Lucille Ball had made with him and I really liked it
Thanks for working this good job
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You dont bother showing the clips of most of the bloopers except the one "not appropriate for prime time viewing". I would rather have seen all the others ones and not the one with John Ritter's right teste. Besides, in the original clip, you could only see shadows, no testes.
Three’s company is my favourite sitcom
The crooked DA agent Stansfield is an awesome character that he created. Amazing!
Here’s a blooper from this post. You said “Mr. & Mr. Roper”
Another blooper is when Chrissy is typing and something about brushing the hair out of your eyes but at the time she actually wasn't typing when it supposedly was typed in the letter accidentally.
I love three's company the ropers of spin-off from three's company and three's a crowd and another spin-off from three's company.
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@@FactsVerse man about the house 🏡 the three woman took him as a roommate they be came friends the landlord didn't like it but got over it it's my favorite show when I was a little child my generation i love that show one of my favorites still is.
I would have liked to see the bloopers either video or snapshots when you were actually talking about them. Most of these seemed to be just descriptions. thanks anyway
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They’re in the DVDs. There are bloopers for each season, except for season 1 which consisted of just 6 episodes
Three’s was a mid season replacement
@5:29 it sounded like the narrator said Mr. and Mr. Roper...
Overall, I'd say There's Company was probably the best comedy sitcom ever. There are other shows that may have funnier parts but I'm referring to each episode as a whole.
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@@FactsVerse
Cyrano De Tripper is one of my favorite episodes. Anytime you have Mr. Roper convinced he knows Jack is not gay and then unexpectedly and humorously the situation makes it turn out that Jack is gay, or at least the situation was convincing to Mr. Roper that Jack was gay.
@@FactsVerseI cannot remember the name, but the one where Jack is at a party and pretends to be different people.
Are you effing kidding me? Executives actually thought viewers would be confused by an apartment number? Who was looking at the apartment number? No wonder they say TV executives are idiots.
201=3 201a is 2011 =13
Photo of Jacks uncle is the photo of jack trippers father
Glad I wasn’t the only to notice. It’s Jeffrey P Brookes III too. Not Jeffrey Potts
Speaking of bloopers, did he say Mr and Mr roper????
7:45 why don’t you show the scene you are talking about? This is about the laziest best looking video I have ever seen. I mean you are on the brink of being awesome.
I miss old sitcoms back in the day. When actors actually kept you entertained by acting. And when there was a blooper it was a real blooper you can look back and laugh at. Today everything CGI. poor writing.
Love Your Channel Spend Way Too Much Time But it's fascinating to watch
As far as the A.W.O.L./U.A , keep in mind, this is made for the general public and they would be much more familiar with the term A.W.O.L. from its usage in war films and military based TV shows. TV writing shorthand, if you will.
This would be so much better if there wasn’t so many errors and misinformation In it.
You didn't show Jack (no, not Tripper, either).
You explained and showed stills. Why no actual video??
John Ritter was not a writer and producer of these company. Where did that come from? Not good to tell tales like that
There's nothing in any photos that this video eluded to
The women in the show were smoking hot!
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John Ritter said "Sometimes you feel like a nut, sometimes you don't!"
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He played on Bewitched when Jack when he falls you can see a mattress on the floor
This is sooo off. 7:07 this is Jacks Dad. Not his Uncle. Lol. And certain things like Janet telling Francis Kirk that he can blow up the tire on her car can always be a joke from her. Doesn’t mean she has to have a car. She’s laughing when she says it.
How about showing the actual video of the bloopers instead of still shots.
What shelf with yellow cans???
The scenes shown were not the scenes he was describing, which is a shame.
Narrator says “Mr and Mr Roeper.”
Roper
Yep! At 5:29. It's a blooper within a blooper video.
Another mistake I noticed. It’s about Jacks so called brother. Jack told Mr. Furley that he had a twin brother and Furley said, I didn’t know you had a brother.
Episode 14 by Xmas ... That was a whole different age back then...
You should show the bloopers. Kinda pointless just telling and not showing.
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RIP ...Suzanne
They could have had a spin off with Chrissy, Cindy and Terri called Blondes Have all the Fun after Jack and Janet each get married.
Last night's UConn/SanDiegoState basketball game had some girl flipping two birds next to Barkley's head at halftime. It stayed on the screen pretty long before they switched cameras.
Suzanne Somers -rest in Peace
I Love that show ❤
Correction: 5:33 Ropers new neighbor was Jeffrey P Brooks III.
Wow. Where did he get Potts from?
The guy who you said was his uncle actually played his father.
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I don't see any bloopers?
I actually remember seeing the episode with Jack and the family jewels. I had never noticed it when I was younger. It must have been the same time that other person saw it, because it was just a couple of weeks later when I heard the episode was pulled or edited. I didn't care to call to complain. There is far worse out there.
his death is hardly a blooper.
Ikr, why was that included?
That was weird ?…..
STILLLLL ENJOYED DA SHOW 👍👍
I wanted Cindy so bad when i was 9
"The Ropers" followed the adventures of 'mister &MISTER Roper.'? Who knew they were SO progressive? Lol😅
These are facts that really don't matter. Or interesting.
9:11 Yes. Apparently, I'm the only person who caught this one.
They messed up with elenor. In the beginning the first episode they said she had a baby. Then later on when Jack found her in the shower. She told the girls she left her husband and nothing was mentioned about her kid
No hanky panky going on around there.
lol... just binged all of Three's Company awhile ago and caught John Ritter flashing his balls. it happens so quickly i wondered if anyone else had ever noticed.
My comment is purely an unbiased observation based on current sociological trends. The all -white cast of “Three’s Company” (not to mention “Friends” et al) is now considered objectionable or offensive by the woke, cancel culture that is prevalent in today’s society and media.
I’ve noticed that the TV series of today are about 90 percent minority with gay and trans-gender cast members at the fore. If a heterosexual couple is included in the TV series, more likely than not, the couple is an inter-racial couple. If one wants to see an all-white cast...you’ll have to go back to the 1970’s or earlier.
So many blatant lies in your bigoted comment.
Are you aware that a fundamentalist Christian was trying to have 3C removed from television?
No actual scenes?
I will be staring too ❤️
Just show the bloopers yack yack yack
I love it best when the Ropers were on the show. But I still liked in later after they left.
Also, the show used some cheap props. I just binged watched several episodes and you can see a big stain on their front door, this is visible throughout multiple episodes. Also one of the girl's head board on their bed had severe scratches all over it. And one seen in the kitchen showed a cabinet and they went away and came back to the cabinet and it was a different color. None of this stuff took away from the show but you would never see stuff like this now days in any show, I guess. But I can't say for sure because I do not watch anything new at all. I have not watched anything new on tv since the 80s.
It's funny it started in 1976. But was the unaried plot 2 of then John ritters character his name is David. And 2 other actress was different. Then joice DeWitt but then another actress played Chrisi
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I still watch it
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My favorite episode is when Janet invites Jack to a company party. Jack mixes Valium pills with a pick me up drink and he turns up! I don't think anyone could ever duplicate him.
Why don’t you show the bloopers?! I don’t want to hear you describe them…..sheesh.
You can’t even see anything.
What ever happened to their TV 😅
jack can ski in earlier episodes and cant in later episodes
When Chrissy left the show I left to when Janet early years in the show she was real pretty and the later years I don't know what happen to her beauty.
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Barnes is beautiful
Damn you, Nickelodeon Viewer for reporting that episode.
That’s funny how he said John explained on Conan how his privates weren’t seen for so long. Lol. I can picture him joking about it
You people have way too much time on your hands