Calling all pop culture enthusiasts and nostalgia buffs! Remember the iconic theme song, the hilarious hijinks, and the unforgettable characters of Three’s Company? Well, dust off your leisure suits and platform shoes, because all eight seasons of this classic sitcom are now available to stream for FREE on CTV.ca using browser, Android or Apple device!

Three’s Company: A Comedy Gem from a Golden Age

Originally airing from 1977 to 1984, Three’s Company follows the madcap misadventures of three roommates: Jack Tripper, a charming chef, and Janet and Chrissy Snow, two beautiful single women. To secure their rent-controlled apartment, the trio concocts a wild scheme and the girls become his “roommates.” This hilarious premise unfolds into countless laugh-out-loud moments as they navigate landlord scrutiny, relationship woes, and the chaotic dynamics of their living situation.

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Three’s Company isn’t just a blast from the past; it’s a timeless comedy that holds up surprisingly well. Here’s why you should tune in:

• Endlessly quotable characters: From Chrissy’s ditzy charm to Janet’s level-headedness and Jack’s smooth-talking personality, each character brings their own unique humor to the table. Lines like “Now you’re cooking with gas!” and “Chrissy, wake up!” are sure to get stuck in your head.
• Physical comedy gold: Slapstick, pratfalls, and over-the-top antics – Three’s Company doesn’t skimp on the physical humor, guaranteeing plenty of laugh-out-loud moments.
• Relatable situations: Despite the wacky premise, the show tackles relatable themes like friendship, romance, and navigating life’s challenges in your twenties.
• A trip down memory lane: For those who grew up watching Three’s Company, it’s a chance to revisit a beloved part of their childhood. For newcomers, it’s a hilarious window into a different era of television.

So, grab your popcorn, settle in, and get ready for a roller coaster ride of laughter with Three’s Company! With all eight seasons available for free on CTV, there’s no excuse to miss out on this classic comedy gem.