Show Info

Status: Ended
First Aired: March 15, 1977
Seasons: 8
Episodes: 171
Networks: ABC
Genres: Comedy

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Three's Company(1977)
Comeback King
This show finished strong! The final season's average rating was higher than the previous one.

Come and knock on our door

TMDB Rating: 7.7 (161 votes)

Overview

When two single girls, Janet and Chrissy, need a roommate to share their Santa Monica apartment, they decide to offer a room to Jack, a man they find passed out in the bathtub after the going-away party for their last roommate. However, hijinks ensure when Jack must pretend to be gay in order to throw off the scent of the trio's conservative landlady.

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Season 1

6 episodes • 1977Avg: 7.7

#	Episode	Air Date	Rating
1	A Man About the House	Mar 15, 1977	0.0
2	And Mother Makes Four	Mar 24, 1977	0.0
3	Roper's Niece	Mar 31, 1977	0.0
4	No Children, No Dogs	Apr 7, 1977	8.0
5	Jack the Giant Killer	Apr 14, 1977	7.5
6	It's Only Money	Apr 21, 1977	7.5

Season 2

25 episodes • 1977Avg: 7.7

#	Episode	Air Date	Rating
1	Ground Rules	Sep 13, 1977	7.0
2	Jack Looks For a Job	Sep 20, 1977	8.0
3	Janet's Promotion	Sep 27, 1977	8.0
4	Strange Bedfellows	Oct 4, 1977	9.0
5	Chrissy's Date	Oct 11, 1977	8.0
6	Alone Together	Oct 25, 1977	4.5
7	Roper's Car	Nov 1, 1977	0.0
8	Cyrano de Tripper	Nov 8, 1977	0.0
9	Chrissy's Night Out	Nov 15, 1977	7.0
10	Stanley Casanova	Nov 22, 1977	0.0
11	Janet's High School Sweetheart	Nov 29, 1977	8.0
12	Jack's Uncle	Dec 6, 1977	8.0
13	Helen's Job	Dec 13, 1977	8.0
14	Three's Christmas	Dec 20, 1977	8.0
15	The Gift	Jan 3, 1978	0.0
16	The Rivals	Jan 10, 1978	0.0
17	The Baby Sitters	Jan 17, 1978	0.0
18	Home Movies	Jan 24, 1978	0.0
19	Jack in the Flower Shop	Jan 31, 1978	0.0
20	Jack's Navy Pal	Feb 7, 1978	0.0
21	Will the Real Jack Tripper...	Feb 14, 1978	0.0
22	Days of Beer and Weeds	Feb 21, 1978	8.0
23	Chrissy, Come Home	Feb 28, 1978	8.0
24	Bird Song	May 9, 1978	8.0
25	Coffee, Tea or Jack	May 16, 1978	8.0

Season 3

23 episodes • 1978Avg: 7.2

#	Episode	Air Date	Rating
1	Double Date	Sep 12, 1978	4.0
2	Good Old Reliable Janet	Sep 19, 1978	0.0
3	The Love Diary	Sep 26, 1978	8.0
4	The Fast	Oct 3, 1978	8.0
5	Helen's Rendezvous	Oct 10, 1978	7.0
6	My Sister's Keeper	Oct 17, 1978	7.0
7	Chrissy and the Guru	Oct 24, 1978	8.0
8	Larry's Bride	Oct 31, 1978	4.5
9	Chrissy's New Boss	Nov 14, 1978	8.0
10	The Crush	Nov 21, 1978	8.0
11	The Kleptomaniac	Nov 28, 1978	8.0
12	The Party's Over	Dec 5, 1978	8.0
13	Eleanor's Return	Dec 12, 1978	1.0
14	The Older Woman	Jan 16, 1979	8.0
15	Stanley's Hotline	Jan 30, 1979	8.0
16	The Catered Affair	Feb 6, 1979	8.0
17	The Best Laid Plans	Feb 13, 1979	0.0
18	The Harder They Fall	Feb 20, 1979	8.0
19	The Bake-Off	Feb 27, 1979	8.0
20	An Anniversary Surprise	Mar 13, 1979	8.0
21	Jack Moves Out	May 8, 1979	8.0
22	Triangle Troubles	May 15, 1979	8.0
23	Stanley, the Ladies' Man	Sep 15, 1979	0.0

Season 4

25 episodes • 1979Avg: 7.4

#	Episode	Air Date	Rating
1	Jack on the Lam	Sep 11, 1979	6.5
2	Love Thy Neighbor	Sep 18, 1979	4.0
3	The New Landlord	Sep 25, 1979	7.0
4	Snow Job	Oct 2, 1979	8.0
5	Jack the Ripper	Oct 9, 1979	8.0
6	The Life Saver	Oct 23, 1979	7.0
7	Old Folks at Home	Oct 30, 1979	8.0
8	A Camping We Will Go	Nov 6, 1979	8.0
9	Chrissy's Hospitality	Nov 13, 1979	7.5
10	The Loan Shark	Nov 20, 1979	8.0
11	The Love Barge	Nov 27, 1979	7.0
12	Ralph's Rival	Dec 4, 1979	8.0
13	Black Letter Day	Dec 11, 1979	8.0
14	The Reverend Steps Out	Dec 18, 1979	7.0
15	Larry Loves Janet	Jan 8, 1980	7.0
16	Mighty Mouth	Jan 15, 1980	8.0
17	The Love Lesson	Jan 22, 1980	8.0
18	Handcuffed	Jan 29, 1980	8.0
19	And Baby Makes Two	Feb 5, 1980	8.0
20	Jack's Bad Boy	Feb 12, 1980	6.0
21	Lee Ain't Heavy, He's My Brother	Feb 26, 1980	7.0
22	The Root of All Evil	Mar 4, 1980	8.0
23	Secret Admirer	Mar 11, 1980	7.0
24	The Goodbye Guy	Mar 25, 1980	7.0
25	Jack's Graduation	May 6, 1980	8.0

Season 5

22 episodes • 1980Avg: 7.5

#	Episode	Air Date	Rating
1	Upstairs, Downstairs, Upstairs	Oct 28, 1980	8.0
2	...And Justice for Jack	Nov 11, 1980	7.0
3	A Hundred Dollars a What?	Nov 18, 1980	0.0
4	Downhill Chaser	Nov 25, 1980	8.0
5	A Crowded Romance	Dec 2, 1980	8.0
6	Room at the Bottom	Dec 9, 1980	8.0
7	Chrissy's Cousin	Dec 16, 1980	8.0
8	Jack to the Rescue	Jan 6, 1981	4.5
9	The Not-So-Great Imposter	Jan 13, 1981	4.5
10	Jack's Other Mother	Jan 20, 1981	8.0
11	Make Room for Daddy	Jan 27, 1981	8.0
12	Janet's Secret	Feb 3, 1981	8.0
13	Father of the Bride	Feb 10, 1981	8.0
14	Furley vs. Furley	Feb 17, 1981	8.0
15	In Like Larry	Feb 24, 1981	8.0
16	Teacher's Pet	Mar 3, 1981	8.0
17	And Baby Makes Four	Mar 10, 1981	8.0
18	Night of the Ropers	Mar 17, 1981	0.0
19	Double Trouble	Mar 24, 1981	9.0
20	Dying to Meet You	May 5, 1981	5.5
21	The Case of the Missing Blonde	May 12, 1981	8.0
22	Honest Jack Tripper	May 19, 1981	8.0

Season 6

26 episodes • 1981Avg: 7.8Golden Era

#	Episode	Air Date	Rating
1	Jack Bares All (1)	Oct 6, 1981	0.0
2	Jack Bares All (2)	Oct 6, 1981	0.0
3	Terri Makes Her Move	Oct 13, 1981	7.0
4	Professor Jack	Oct 27, 1981	8.0
5	Some of That Jazz	Nov 3, 1981	8.0
6	Lies My Roommate Told Me	Nov 10, 1981	8.0
7	Two Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest	Nov 17, 1981	8.0
8	Eyewitness Blues	Nov 24, 1981	8.0
9	Boy Meets Dummy	Dec 1, 1981	8.0
10	Dates of Wrath	Dec 8, 1981	8.0
11	Macho Man	Dec 15, 1981	8.0
12	Strangers in the Night	Jan 5, 1982	8.0
13	The Matchbreakers	Jan 12, 1982	8.0
14	Oh, Nun	Jan 19, 1982	8.0
15	Maid to Order	Jan 26, 1982	7.0
16	Hearts and Flowers	Feb 2, 1982	8.0
17	Urban Plowboy	Feb 9, 1982	8.0
18	A Friend in Need	Feb 16, 1982	8.0
19	Jack's 10	Feb 23, 1982	4.5
20	Doctor in the House	Mar 2, 1982	0.0
21	Critic's Choice	Mar 9, 1982	8.0
22	Paradise Lost	Mar 16, 1982	8.0
23	And Now, Here's Jack	Mar 23, 1982	8.0
24	Janet Wigs Out	Apr 6, 1982	7.0
25	Up in the Air	May 4, 1982	9.0
26	Mate for Each Other	May 11, 1982	8.0

Season 7

22 episodes • 1982Avg: 7.8Golden Era

#	Episode	Air Date	Rating
1	A Night Not to Remember	Sep 28, 1982	0.0
2	Jack Goes to the Dentist	Oct 12, 1982	8.0
3	Diamond Jack	Oct 19, 1982	8.0
4	Extra, Extra	Oct 26, 1982	7.0
5	Jack Gets His Own Restaurant	Nov 9, 1982	7.0
6	Opening Night	Nov 16, 1982	9.0
7	Cousin, Cuisine	Nov 23, 1982	8.0
8	An Affair to Forget	Nov 30, 1982	8.0
9	The Brunch	Dec 7, 1982	0.0
10	The Impossible Dream	Dec 14, 1982	7.0
11	Breaking Up Is Hard to Do	Jan 3, 1983	8.0
12	Larry's Sister	Jan 11, 1983	8.0
13	Bob & Carol & Larry & Terri	Jan 18, 1983	0.0
14	Going to Pot	Feb 1, 1983	0.0
15	Star Struck	Feb 15, 1983	0.0
16	Jack Goes the Distance	Feb 22, 1983	0.0
17	Jack's Double Date	Mar 1, 1983	0.0
18	Janet's Little Helper	Mar 15, 1983	0.0
19	The Apartment	Mar 22, 1983	0.0
20	Hair Today, Gone Tomorrow	Apr 5, 1983	0.0
21	Navy Blues	May 3, 1983	0.0
22	Borrowing Trouble	May 10, 1983	0.0

Season 8

22 episodes • 1983Avg: 10.0Golden Era

#	Episode	Air Date	Rating
1	Jack, Be Quick	Sep 27, 1983	10.0
2	She Loves Me, She Loves Me Not	Oct 4, 1983	10.0
3	The Money Machine	Oct 18, 1983	10.0
4	Out on a Limb	Oct 25, 1983	10.0
5	Alias Jack Tripper	Nov 1, 1983	10.0
6	Hearing Is Believing	Nov 8, 1983	10.0
7	Grandma Jack	Nov 22, 1983	0.0
8	Like Father, Like Son	Nov 29, 1983	0.0
9	The Odd Couples	Dec 6, 1983	0.0
10	Now You See It, Now You Don't	Dec 13, 1983	0.0
11	The Charming Stranger	Dec 20, 1983	0.0
12	Janet Shapes Up	Jan 4, 1984	0.0
13	Itching for Trouble	Jan 10, 1984	0.0
14	Baby, It's Cold Inside	Jan 17, 1984	0.0
15	Look What I Found	Jan 24, 1984	0.0
16	Jack's Tattoo	Jan 31, 1984	0.0
17	Jack Takes Off	Feb 21, 1984	0.0
18	Forget Me Not	Feb 28, 1984	0.0
19	The Heiress	Mar 8, 1984	0.0
20	Cupid Works Overtime	Mar 15, 1984	0.0
21	Friends and Lovers (1)	Sep 18, 1984	0.0
22	Friends and Lovers (2)	Sep 18, 1984	0.0

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