Three's Company

What's more upsetting for Jack, learning his girlfriend only wants him to father her child (not marry her), or having his roommate encouraging him to go through with it?

A completed "Rate Your Roommate" quiz leads Larry and Jack to think one of the girls wants to have an affair with Jack, so they invite Terri and Janet on a weekend get away to find out which one it is.

Furley finally replaces the couch in the trio's living room, which is great, except that Jack and Janet hid money from a haywire ATM machine there, and now they must get it back.

Anticipating a negative review from a food critic, Jack hastily shoots off an angry letter, but when he is reassured of a good review, he has to move heaven and earth to try to retrieve it.

When Jack's new girlfriend won't discuss her line of work (she's a sex therapist) Janet assumes the worst, especially when she becomes friendly with her father.

After agreeing to take out Janet's friend, Jack realizes he's also got another date on the same night, so he asks buddy Larry to stand in for him.

The good news? Jack's won $10,000 in the Lander's bake-off contest. The bad news? The contest is only open to women, and he has to prepare his winning recipe for the company executives...in drag.

Jacks meddling father is in town, and he is less than pleased about it, until he learns that his dad has recently hit hard times.

Terri and Jack (along with Janet and Larry) pose as a married couple to ward off Terri's lecherous boss, whom they've invited for dinner, with his wife.

To impress a socialite at a charity casino event, Jack gambles and loses a lot of money. So Larry and the roommates work to help him win it back.

The girls are charmed by their new English neighbor; however, Jack and Furley think he may be a wanted jewel-thief.

Janet has a new job as an aerobics instructor, a job that Jack thinks is hinged upon him getting physical with her boss.

A former girlfriend runs into Jack at a local park, where he counsels her on handling her jealous husband. However, when they both end up with poison ivy, it only makes matters worse for his friend.

A robber locks Furley and Jack in the freezer at Angelino's. Believing they won't be rescued, Jack spills the beans to Furley about not really being gay.

A plan to trick Furley into changing the "no pets" rule backfires when the stray cat's owner comes looking for her missing kitty, which Furley says he has taken to the pound.

Jack's in the hospital to get a tattoo removed, but Janet and Furley have different ideas as to why he's there.

To win the attentions of the new art instructor next store, Jack signs up to be a nude model, which is fine until Furley walks in and a nude portrait of him materializes at the Regal Beagle.

When he wrecks Janet's new car while on a date with a model, Jack feigns amnesia to avoid incurring her wrath.

A former flower shop customer dies and leaves Janet a seemingly worthless vase. But the trio becomes suspicious when the client's nephew suddenly shows an interest in her.

A pretty stewardess helps Jack overcome his fear of flying. Smitten, he asks her out, only to learn her father disapproves of him. Meanwhile, Janet's beau, Phillip, proposes.

In part one of the series finale, Terri lands a nursing job in Hawaii, Janet marries Phillip in the apartment, and Jack proposes to Vicky.

Vicky declines Jack's proposal, but agrees to move in with him. Meanwhile, the trio leaves the old apartment, and Vicky and Jack find a new place together, which is great until they discover who will be their new landlord.