Three's Company

Navy deserter Jack goes undercover when an FBI agent shows up at the door and he thinks that he's about to be taken in.

Stanley's planning a surprise party for Helen and enlists former tenants Janet and Chrissy to give him disco-dancing lessons; meanwhile, it looks like Helen may not even make it there for the surprise.

Needing a quick-fix for cash, Jack stands in for Larry as an escort for an older woman thinking it's easy money and a nice dinner, but his date is looking at him like he's dessert.

The roomies meet their new landlord, Ralph Furley (Don Knotts), after discovering they've mistakenly sold all his furniture.

Chrissy thinks she's found her calling as an Easy-Time cosmetics saleswoman when Furley enthusiastically buys her out on a visit during his weekly poker game.

Jack decides to take assertiveness training classes after repeatedly giving in to his landlord, roommates, and school dean.

Jack's the recent recipient of a new, rent-free apartment - his reward for saving a man from choking at the restaurant - and after a tiff with Furley, Jack and the girls tell him they're moving out. Or are they?

The roommates take pity on a homeless old man and let him stay with them until he can find new housing.

On a camping trip, Jack pretends to be a famous commercial director so that Larry can impress his new girlfriend (an aspiring actress). It's going well, until Janet and Chrissy show up.

After a bump on the head sends Chrissy to the hospital, Janet and Jack see her doctor crying and soon believe her life is in danger.

When they need money for rent, Chrissy gets it from a loan shark. Their repayment plan? Jack must teach the goon's sultry wife how to cook.

Jack's landed a job on a cruise ship and can invite one person to join him. Will it be Chrissy, Janet, Furley , or love-starved Lana Shields?

Furley wants to impress a childhood rival, so he gets Chrissy to pretend to be his young trophy-bride.

Janet and Chrissy suspect each other when they both read a letter written to an advice columnist about a man having an affair with one of his roommates.

Reverend Snow is up for a new appointment, there's just one condition: daughter Chrissy must change her living arrangements.

Larry develops a crush on Janet when he observes her gentle, domestic side. So Jack and Chrissy work to turn her into a sexy bombshell to snap him out of it.

Jack falls for an athletic gym instructor, problem is her overprotective brother doesn't like his sister dating...anyone.

Furley's been giving Jack lessons on wooing the opposite sex and thinks he's cured him when he spies him out with a girl, which means one thing--Jack has to move.

In a playful moment Chrissy and Jack accidentally handcuff themselves together, which means trouble for Jack who has a big date planned for that evening.

Janet makes a passing comment about babies and suddenly Jack and Chrissy think she wants a child of her own and begin interviewing likely father candidates.

A 12-year-old runaway becomes Jack's nemesis when the girls take him in. They think he's sweet, but Jack knows otherwise.

Childhood feelings of inferiority arise when Jack's handsome, successful brother Lee comes to visit and immediately begins to woo Chrissy.

A lucky bet at the race track leaves Chrissy flush with cash and the trio bickering with each other about how the money should be spent.

After receiving a slew of notes from a secret admirer, Chrissy sets up a rendezvous to blow the guy off once and for all - that is, until she meets him.

The trio thinks Furley is suicidal after his brother humiliates him in front of the woman of his dreams. So they aim to fulfill his every wish to keep him from getting too sad.

When a dirty-dealing classmate scuttles Jack's final exam, it's up to Janet and Chrissy to set things straight so he can graduate.