Three's Company: Season 8

What can I say if you grow up in my generation this was the show to watch

This is the eighth and final season of Three's Company. To begin the season, Jack's girlfriend(played by Joanna Kerns) wants him to father her child, although he believes at first that she wants him to marry her. Another misunderstanding is in the second episode when Jack reads a magazine quiz which has been filled out, and concludes that one of the girls is in love with him, but as it turns out, the magazine belongs to a patient of Terri's at the hopital. Some other moments include: Jack and Terri and Janet and Larry posing as married couples to ward off the romantic advances of Terri's boss, the trio believing that an Englishman who has moved in next door is a murderer(although he is really a ventriloquist), Jack waking up with a tattoo on his derriere, and Jack faking amnesia after totalling Janet's car. I know that by this season, the writers found it difficult to come up with original storylines. This is particularly evident in the episode "Look What I Found," where the trio tries to hide a kitten from Mr. Furley, which is reminiscent of the season 1 episode "No Children, No Dogs," when they try to hide a puppy from Mr. Roper. The last few episodes of this season mark the transition into the spin-off series "Three's A Crowd." Janet meets her future husband Philip Dawson at the reading of the will for his uncle, who was also one of Janet's customers at the flower shop. Jack then meets Vicky Bradford, a stewardess who will become his live-in girlfriend, and her opinionated father. In the final one hour episode titled "Friends and Lovers," Janet and Philip marry, Terri moves to Hawaii, and Jack and Vicky move in together. The transition into "Three's A Crowd" was very difficult behind the scenes as the new series was developed in secret, and the girls were left out of the new series as Jack was the only character being spun off. Nevertheless, an absolutely classic season and classic series. I am hopeful that "The Ropers," and "Three's A Crowd" will be released on DVD soon.

Here it is, the eighth and final season of Three's Company! I'm certain that everyone reading this is quite familiar with the exploits of the characters and the quality of this series, so I'm not going to waste everyone's time with a "review" that rehashes all the details or lists episodes or plot outlines.I would like to take a moment to thank ANCHOR BAY for releasing all eight seasons QUICKLY and with all the care and attention to detail that they deserved! Every box set has been packaged with great cover designs and photo's. The discs themselves have contained high quality transfers of the episiodes as well as a healthy amount of EXTRA content. Anyone wanting to collect this series on DVD will be quite happy with EVERY set in this collection!How lucky have we been? Just look around at some of the other TV series being released and some of the problems encountered! "Too close for comfort", season one contained edited SYNDICATED VERSIONS (a total slap in the face!). "Lavern & Shirley" and "Night Court" are STILL on season ONE. The "Greatest American Hero" had major chunks removed or re-dubbed because of music copyrights practically ruining a few of the episodes. "Kung Fu" season one was formatted to wide-screen when it was NEVER intended to be viewed that way (chopping off 25% of the screen content!). And of course, the great "WKRP" is still in LIMBO! These are all examples of what could have gone wrong with these releases and I thank ANCHOR BAY for getting it RIGHT every step of the way! Other production companies would do well to examine these box sets before they mess up another DVD release!I'm sure that our Three's Company DVD collection will NOT end here with THIS release! ANCHOR BAY will continue to do what is right and release "the Ropers" and "Three's a Crowd" on DVD as well! I know we're all waiting and ready to buy! Perhaps they'll release them as a COMBO box... both series in one box set?At any rate, thanks ANCHOR BAY and thanks to the cast and writers of Three's Company!-JM

This is the final (21) episodes of THREE'S COMPANY Season Eight! Staring the late John Ritter. Also the late Don Knotts. Also staring Joyce DeWitt, Priscilla Barnes, Richard Kline The unforgettable concluding season that began with Jack narrowly escaping marrige and children and ended with the finale in which he proposes to the woman he loves. (" Which had a spin off put was cancel. But that is another story") Before Jack proposes to his woman there was a lot that happen in between. I will give you a few,but will not spoil the rest of it for you. You have to buy! it to find out the rest! Like: Why are Janet and Larry pretending to be "French"? How far will Terri go to get a promotion? What happens when Jack and Mr.Furley get locked in the freezer? Other people that co-star in these (21) episodes were Joann Kerns, Ritta Wilson, Mary Cadorette, Dick Shawn, Lana Clarkson and Robert Mandan includeing the double-length concluding episode, that bid a final farewell to the hilarious and beloved sitcom that changed television fore ever!! It also comes with ("FEATURES!") It is not Rated! So it will be up to the parents if wherever they let their kids watch this or not. I gave it five because I loved the show when I was growing up!

the finale season i enjoyed more than the previous season 7.and it was nice to see the gang get a chance to say goodbye. would have been nice if jack and janet got together in the end, thats how i would have ended the show. but ritter decided to do the spin-off 'three's a crowd'. so i guess that why they threw jack with vicky. the series ends with janet getting married to philip, a man she met 2 episodes previous, and jack deciding to move in with vicky, the girl he had met 2 episodes previous. terri decides to move to hawaii, and larry and mr. furley stay at the old apt. building.DVD has nice picture and sound, and a nice neat slim line case. overall i was very satisfied with my purchase.

Peut-être un peu moins bonne que les 7 autres saisons, on sent que c'est la fin et qu'ils ont épuisé toutes les situations mais le dernier épisode est très émouvant

I bought all seasons of "Three's Company" for a loved one. She watches these DVDs often. The quality is very good. SS.

A classic series from the 80's.On dvd with decent picture and great sound.Should be made on blu Ray though.

I recommend all the seasons such great comedy laughs