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Three's Company: Season Seven

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Extras......

Tribute to RF is a 25 minute compilation of clips showing Don Knotts at his best. Sad that it doesn't feature any cast tributes like John Ritter's did. But the clips cover all the seasons RF was on the show and demonstrate just what a master he was.

Parlez vous Threes Company is ten minutes of the pilot episode sometimes in French and sometimes in English. Nice to see, but you won't watch it more than once.

Two Audio Commentaries from Richard Kline(Larry)!!!!!!! Worth the price on their own. Good to see a main character doing these commentaries. Excellent.

Season seven best of Jack, Janet, Terry, and Larry.....regular feature on the other box sets, and good if you need a quick fix of your favorite character, but not as good as just putting on an episode.

This is a knock out season that sees the plot moving forward with the opening of Jack's Bistro (so less scenes in the apartment). But the best change over season six is that the fun is spread through out the cast, you even see Larry carrying some episodes (including the excellent "Impossible Dream" for which he provides a commentary).

This is a must own seaon for fans of the show (or just fans of classic comedy) and while the extras are less than totally satisfying, it is a must have!!!!!

The Seventh Season is still on top on the Nielsen Rating (The Nielsen Rating is the percent of all TV-equipped homes tuned to the program on an average night, as measured by Nielsen Media Research), ranking 6th out of the best 30 TV shows getting 21.2% of viewers.

Infact, Three's Company/Three's a Crowd is number 21 on the Top 100 Series of All Time up until the 2002-2003 season.

During this season Jack will get his own restaurant called Jack's Bistro, specializing in French cuisine.

The Seventh season consist of 22 episodes and they are as follows:
129- A Night to Remember - Aired 9/28/82
130- Jack Goes to the Dentist - Aired 10/12/82
131- Diamond Jack - Aired 10//19/82
132- Extra, Extra - Aired 10/26/82
133- Jack gets His - Aired 11/9/82
134- Opening Night - Aired 11/16/82
135- Cousin Cuisine - Aired 11/23/82
136- An Affair to Forget - Aired 11/30/82
137- The Brunch - Aired 12/7/82
138- The Impossible Dream - Aired 12/14/82
139- Breaking Up is Hard to Do - Aired 1/3/83
140- Larry's Sister - Aired 1/11/83
141- Bob & Carol & Larry & Terri - Aired 1/18/83
142- Going to Pot - Aired 2/1/83
143- Star Struck - Aired 2/15/83
144- Jack Goes the Distance - Aired 2/22/83
145- Jack's Double Date - Aired 3/1/83
146- Janet's Little Helper - Aierd 3/15/83
147- The Apartment - Aired 3/22/83
148- Hair Today, Gone Tomorrow - Aired 4/5/83
149- Navy Blues - Aired 5/3/83
150- Borrowing Trouble - Aired 5/10/83

Thanks for reading my review, and have a nice day :)

In Season 7, the character of Cindy is gone(Jenilee Harrison was written out after season 6). This season begins with Jack accompanying Janet for dinner with another man, even though he is under the weather. Later that night, at home, Jack, who is now smashed, ends up breaking Janet's vase, and through misunderstanding, believes he has taken advantage of her. Also this season, Jack, a professional chef finally achieves his lifelong dream of owning his own restaurant, courtesy of Mr. Angelino. Some other moments from this season include Jack visiting Terri's dentist boyfriend, Terri being fixed up with a convicted murderer, and Jack donning a fake moustache. A great season, and only 1 to go!

I love this show and this is a realy good season.
With one season to go its all been worth waiting for.It was interesting to hear the weird theme song at the beginning of this season.
Jack got his Bistro up and running here and there was quite a few good laughs in the process.
Terri was settling in well in this season,her humor was great.She realy fit in well in this series,had some big shoes to fill.
Janet was at her usual witty best.Mr Furly and Larry continued to add a heap of fun to this show.
Then of coarse comes the master comedian Jack.Its a pity this series didnt go for another 8 seasons.After season 8 gets released,thats it,all we can do is replay the whole series over and over,which is what i do.
I suppose if Three's a Crowd gets released i might get it,only because of John Ritter.I do remember it being shown here in 1985,but it just didnt spark as well as Three's Company.
I would like to thank Anchor Bay for this fantastic release of this series.The quality of the episodes is clear.They have done a brilliant job here.

Since Three's Company is my favorite show of all time, it was great to see all the seasons come out on DVD. I would recommend this to anyone.

If your considering buying this product, I'm sure you don't need to read someones review of it. I know I didn't. When I was a kid, this show was like my Sesame Street. While other kids were learning to count, Jack Tripper was teaching me how to pick-up girls at the Regal Beagle. This show just makes me feel good everytime I watch it. Rest in peace John.

Three's company box set collection, are one of the best show I ever watched. John Ritter is a genius as a comic and has that talent that I ever seen in other artists. I strongly recoment season 6 and 7, actually, all of them.

Can't say anything bad about the show. I love it. I collected all 8 seasons of it. Thanks to Anchor Bay for putting it out.

My little minor gripe is that Season 7 promises a "Don Knotts Tribute", and I expected a sort of mini docu with interviews and archive footage and such. It was nothing more than a "Best of Furley" collection.

This series will not disappoint collectors of the Three's company series.
It is definitely worth having
The plots are funny and the storylines original.

My wife now has the whole collection. Each time her birthday comes round,or Christmas or whatever,I would buy her the next set in the collection as part of her present. Now that she has them all I will have to think of something else.
Personally,I like the original Man About The House series that 3's was based upon. But that's probably because I am English and it's what I grew up with. My wife,who us American,dies laughing at this series whenever she watches it.