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	Jack Tripper Janet Wood Chrissy Snow Stanley Roper Helen Roper Ralph Furley Larry Dallas Terri Alden Cindy Snow Lana Shields

O wner of the Santa Monica building where the roommates live, Stanley likes his rules followed and the rent paid on time.He wears the pants in the family, and isn’t interested in any new-fangled ideas, like unmarried men and women living together. He’s a Lawrence Welk kind of guy, living in a K.C. and the Sunshine Band kind of world,

so it’s safe to say that he’s not all that comfortable with the roommate situation upstairs. And he’s definitely not comfortable with Jack being gay. But as long as the rent’s paid and the noise and parties are kept to a minimum, he can learn to live with it. Too bad he can’t seem to find a way to live in peace with his doting wife, Helen.