S5.E9

The Not-So-Great Imposter

Name: The Not-So-Great Imposter
Genre: Comedy
Released: 1981-01-13
Rating: 7.9
Cast: John Ritter, Joyce DeWitt, Suzanne Somers

Episode aired Jan 13, 1981
TV-PGTV-PG

IMDb RATING

7.9/10

168

YOUR RATING

John Ritter, Jordan Charney, and Hank Garrett in Three's Company (1976)

Comedy

Jack takes another man's name in order to get hired for a job unaware of all the trouble that comes along with it.Jack takes another man's name in order to get hired for a job unaware of all the trouble that comes along with it.Jack takes another man's name in order to get hired for a job unaware of all the trouble that comes along with it.

IMDb RATING

7.9/10

168

YOUR RATING

- Dave Powers
Writers
Stars
- John Ritter
- Joyce DeWitt
- Suzanne Somers(credit only)

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Trivia
First appearance on the series of Jordan Charney as Mr. Angelino.

Goofs
Furley says gangsters were at his apartment looking for some guy named David Miller. If they looked up Miller's address or saw his application at Angelino's they would have gotten his real address. How could the gangsters have known Jack Tripper's address?

Quotes
Jack Tripper: [a girl has just given jack a few judo flips around the kitchen] Felipe? Why didn't you help out?
Felipe Gomez: She didn't need no help.

Connections
References The Great Impostor (1960)

Soundtracks
Three's Company
Written by Joe Raposo and Don Nicholl
Performed by Ray Charles and Julia Rinker

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Featured review

9/10

Slow start but GREAT finish

This episode takes a bit to get started but once the plot starts moving, it's hilarious for the rest of the duration. This episode introduces the characters of restaurant owner Frank Angelino and Felipe, who is continually unsatisfied with being just the salad man. The second half of the episode is comedic excellence and surely deserves a spot as one of the best sequences in Three's Company history.

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