
Three's Company — Season 8

His girlfriend desires that he become the father of her child.

A magazine quiz, posing questions about hidden affections, caught Jack’s eye. The results suggested one of two possibilities: either Janet or Terri harbored a secret love for him. Determined to uncover the truth, he arranged a private meeti…

At the ATM, Jack encountered a malfunction; the machine erupted, showering him with bills. He attempted to return the money to the bank, only to find it shuttered for the night. Janet proposed a temporary solution: conceal the cash within t…

Jack sought out the food critic, hoping to elicit a blistering letter. He suspected the critic had penned a harsh assessment of his restaurant, and now he desired a truly scathing indictment.

Jack persuaded Larry to accompany Janet's guest, as he himself already had plans for the evening.

Jack was meeting a sex therapist, a fact that led Janet to the unsettling conclusion that the therapist was a prostitute.

Larry submitted one of Jack’s recipes to a cooking contest and it won. However, Jack later discovered a stipulation: the competition was exclusively for women. Determined not to let the opportunity pass, Jack resolved to enter the next bake…

Jack’s father has remarried, yet Jack harbors resentment, the wounds of past sorrow still raw.

Terri is seeing a doctor who is already married, and her roommates devise a scheme for the wife to discover them together.

Jack and Larry indulged in games of chance, wagering copious amounts of play money, and they lost repeatedly.

A sense of unease settled over the three of them regarding the new arrival. They regarded him with suspicion, convinced he harbored a dangerous secret – a life of theft and violence. The truth, however, was far less sinister; he was merely …

Janet’s position at the aerobics studio appears uncertain, while Jack attempts to court her superior.

To assist a childhood friend in salvaging her marriage, Jack agrees to speak with her husband—a man of considerable size and even greater jealousy. He soon discovers, however, that she had met with another person that day, and now both she …

After hours, while the restaurant is empty, Jack and Ralph stumble upon a burglar in the act. Before they can react, the thief locks them inside the meat freezer.

When Jack discovered a stray kitten, its presence proved untenable due to the building’s strict no-pet policy. Reluctantly, the trio deposited the animal at Mr. Furley’s door. Mr. Furley initially enjoyed the unexpected visitor, but his amu…

In a state of amiable inebriation, Jack was guided by his shipmates to a tattoo parlor.

At the request of an art teacher, Jack agreed to pose nude for her students. He offered his assistance, a willing subject for their study.

Jack totaled Janet’s new car, a reckless act he then attempted to conceal with a fabricated case of amnesia. But the girls quickly discerned the deception, realizing Jack was deliberately manipulating them. A shared resolve to retaliate sol…

Janet received a small bequest from a longtime customer of her flower shop, a gesture from a man whose appreciation for blooms had spanned years. But upon his passing, his family attempted to exclude her from his estate.

The ascent into the air brought on an unexpected wave of vertigo for Jack, a fear he hadn't anticipated. A kind stewardess named Vicky Bradford offered him solace and understanding. Their connection deepened, blossoming into a first date, a…

Despite Mr. Bradford’s disapproval, Jack and Vicky share a deep connection. In the apartment, Janet and Philip exchange vows, and Jack finds himself yearning for a similar commitment from Vicky.

Jack’s proposal is met with a firm refusal from Vicky. Her reluctance stems from a deep-seated fear of repeating the disappointment of her father’s failed marriage. Instead, they choose a different path: shared living. The three of them fin…


