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Three's Company Wiki Edit Welcome to Three's Company, a wiki devoted to the now classic ABC-TV comedy series which was produced by the production team of Don Nicholl, Michael Ross, and Bernie West, who also produced The Jeffersons, and The Ropers ! The series became a vehicle which would make major stars out of John Ritter and Suzanne Somers, and also would become a star vehicle for co-stars Joyce DeWitt, Richard Kline as well as future cast members Priscilla Barnes and Jenilee Harrison. You are welcome to browse what we have, create a new article (just click on one of the many red links you see), fix an existing article, or participate in one of our Community Projects to make the wiki a better information source. To write a new Three's Company Wiki article, enter the page title in the box below.	Three's Company Wikia Articles Edit We are constantly adding new articles to this new wikia. Any information which is valuable to this wikia site that you can contribute is greatly appreciated, with as many good reliable sources as you can find. ABC-TV Shows Three's Company Season episode guides Season 1 guide Season 2 guide Season 3 guide Season 4 guide Season 5 guide Season 6 guide Season 7 guide Season 8 guide Three's A Crowd The Ropers Season 1 guide Season 2 guide British (ThamesTV) series Man About The House George and Mildred Robin's Nest TV movie Behind The Camera:The Unauthorized Story of Three's Company

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The Three's Company Wiki wiki is a collaborative fan tribute website to the sitcom Three's Company, which aired on ABC-TV from 1977-1984. Actor John Ritter, who played Jack Tripper, won two Emmy Awards for his acting on the series.

The Three's Company story

Three's Company is an American sitcom was aired on ABC-TV, based on the BBC sitcom Man About The House, which was produced and written by British screenwriters Johnnie Mortimer and Brian Cooke. The series premeired on March 15, 1977, and ended on September 18, 1984. The show is about an aspiring cook Jack Tripper who is able to move into an apartment with two young women, Janet Wood (Joyce DeWitt), Chrissy Snow (Suzanne Somers), who live in the Santa Monica area after convincing the gruff landlord, Mr. Roper (Norman Fell), with the help of his long-suffering, sex starved wife Helen that he is homosexual. Later on, The Ropers sell the apartment, and the brother of the owner of the property, Ralph Furley (played by Don Knotts of The Andy Griffith Show fame), a self-professed ladies man, becomes the new manager, then after Chrissy moves back to San Francisco, and at first a clumsy cousin, Cindy Snow moves in, and then after she moves out to attend college at UCLA, and a practical nurse, Terri Alden (Priscilla Barnes) moves in, antics continue at a frenetic pace, all the time providing big laughs! Throughout its eight seasons, the sitcom ran for 174 episodes, winning two Golden Globe Awards, one Emmy Award, which was won by John Ritter for Outstanding Lead Actor in a Comedy Series in 1984, the serie's final season, and two People's Choice Awards during its run.

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