Three’s Company 
was a bit of a ground breaking comedy for the 1970’s. With a great cast that fit well together (at least on screen), it ran the razor’s edge for the TV censors. With John Ritter playing a straight guy acting as a gay roommate to two young women in California, it brushed with dangers untold. There was nothing to worry about. The references to Ritter’s character being gay were overplayed, and since the character wasn’t really gay there was no real cause for concern at the time.
What the show did do was make us laugh at a time when there wasn’t much to laugh about. With a horrible economy in the US at the time, it was nice to have a place to go during prime time to just laugh at the silliness of the show. Not to mention the catchy little theme that gets stuck in your head... “Come and knock on our door....”
premiered on FOX on August 23, 1998. Like a special birthday 
gift just for me! I share it with the world, this little gem that took me right back to junior high. Hey, I was younger than this group at that time.
The world had no idea the impact that these six 20 and 30 somethings would 
have. The group of Friends was a hit from the start and soon became a Thursday night ritual on NBC. Though we miss our friends, the writers did an excellent job of ending the epic sitcom leaving no loose ends.
The first sitcom I really fell in love with as an adult was