Three's Company

Jacks' in double trouble when he pretends to be sick to break a date with his current lady to go out with a new interest. Problem is Mr. Roper overhears him, and thinks he has what ails Jack.

Hoping to shed her "goody-two shoes" image, Janet goes to a nude beach protest with an equally fed up Mrs. Roper. Too bad the police are planning to raid the rally.

Chrissy's taken on a freelance job, typing up a racy diary. When a snooping Mr. Roper discovers the blue book, he mistakenly thinks Chrissy has the hots for him.

In a battle of the sexes, perpetual nibbler Chrissy agrees to give up food if skirt-chasing Jack agrees to give up women. Janet has a secret weapon to turn the wager to one roommate's favor.

When Helen tries to patch up a disagreement between Stanley and his best friend, the trio mistakenly believe that she is having an affair with the man.

Tempers flare when Janet's sexy younger sister comes for a visit and sets her sights on Jack.

A fast-talking con man tries to convince a down-on-her-luck Chrissy that he's a spiritual guru and that she belongs with him on his commune.

Larry's fiance is a gold-digger who's really interested in Jack. Larry thinks it's the other way around, but only Chrissy has the facts that will bring the buddies back together.

Chrissy's going on an overnight trip with her boss, and Janet and Jack can only assume the worst -- that her boss wants to put the moves on her.

The Ropers' teenaged house guest has a crush on Jack and she'll stop at nothing to be alone with him when the Ropers ask the trio to keep an eye on her.

Things go missing from the apartment, and Janet and Jack begin to suspect that their roommate might have a "little problem."

Mr. Roper plays a dirty trick on the trio when they plan to throw a party (he has a new "no parties" rule). But his trick backfires on him when Helen leaves him in disgust after she discovers what he's done.

Old roommate Eleanor shows up unexpectedly and Chrissy and Janet greet her with open arms. Could this mean Jack's needs to make new living arrangements?

Jack's dating an older woman. The girls assume it's Roper's sexagenarian aunt when the aunt shows up at their door with Jack's swimming trunks in hand.

An eavesdropping Mr. Roper thinks that Chrissy is pregnant when he overhears a conversation via a pipe that connects the two apartments.

Jack's big break (a corporate catering job for Chrissy's employer) turns into a bad break for Chrissy when he tries to keep the company VIP from putting the moves on her.

Seems Jack has forgotten that saying about the best laid plans when he "volunteers" to share the room with Chrissy after Janet is driven out by a pesky mouse.

Janet has plans for a romantic evening alone with her new date, until she discovers Jack there with a broken leg.

Chrissy mistakenly eats a pie Jack has prepared for a local bake-off. To avoid being caught, she tries to pass off a bakery pie as his pie.

Good intentions go awry when Stanley announces that somebody will be moving, and Helen spies him chatting up a pretty young woman.

With the building sold, Helen urges Stanley to move into the swinging townhouse complex next door, but he's not keen on the idea, especially after he overhears the realtor bad-mouthing him and Helen.

Fed up with his living situation, Jack takes on a job as the live-in chef for Larry's boss and his lusty wife.

Jack has a new, old-fashioned girlfriend, but is worried that she may not understand his living situation.