A Three's Company Movie is in the Works – But Who Should Star?
Three's Company
- 1950-1950
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- 1950-1950
- CBS
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Last Surviving Adult I Love Lucy Cast Member Shirley Mitchell Dies at 94
Shirley Mitchell, who is believed to have been the last surviving adult cast member of I Love Lucy, has died,...
Three's Company Producer George Burditt Dies at 89
Emmy-nominated writer-producer George Burditt died Tuesday in Burbank, Deadline reports. He was 89.
VIDEO: Three's Company Alums Suzanne Somers and Joyce DeWitt Reunite After 30 Years
Former Three's Companys stars Joyce DeWitt and Suzanne Somers reunited for the first time in 30 years.The two actresses, who hadn't spoken since Somers was fired from the ABC sitcom in 1981 over a salary dispute, buried the hatchet on Somers' new web series, Breaking Through.
The Biz: Retro TV For Free
TV classics are being dusted off for the digital age, and you don't need cable or the Internet to watch them. Hits from the '70s (Three's Company), '60s (The Monkees) and even the '50s (Burns and Allen) make up the core of Antenna TV, a nostalgia-based network launched in January on over-the-air digital channels in about half the country. Antenna TV joins the throwback party started by Me-TV (Memorable Entertainment), the free TV home of...
Ask Matt: Sheen, Kalinda, Danno, Mother, Castle, Glee and More!
Send questions to askmatt@tvguidemagazine.com and follow me on Twitter!Question: I watch Two and a Half Men for some light, escapist entertainment. I enjoy the laughs and the double entendres. But really, that all stems from the writing. In fact, the Alan-centric episodes are some of the best ones. I wouldn't mind seeing more Berta, either. The Jake character is now of an age where he's picking up more of the storylines. If Charlie moved to London with Rose and his doppelganger cousin came to live in the house, they could keep a ladies man/lush character (if they feel that the show absolutely needs one). In a way, I'm disappointed that they've decided to end the season with no new episodes. Maybe they would have shown that the show could still be popular without the Sheen character. Nonetheless, I am glad that the powers that be saw how far off the reservation Sheen really is and said enough is enough. What's your take on the future of the show? Is it DOA without Charlie Sheen? — KarenMatt Roush: First off, thanks for reminding us why this matters. In the wake of the latest meltdown and shutdown, there's a lot of "the show sucks anyway/who cares/who watches this crap" cynicism...
Keck's Exclusives: Jason Ritter Would Consider Playing Jack Tripper if Recruited by James Franco
As I first reported last week, Oscar host and nominee James Franco is in talks with the Three's Company estate holders about developing the 1977-84 sitcom into a feature film and Broadway play — possibly with a dramatic take, after presenting this unusual concept as ...
Keck's Exclusives: James Franco as Jack Tripper?
After having fun at the Sundance Film Fest with a Three's Company-themed art installation, unpredictable Oscar host and Lead Actor nominee James Franco is getting more serious about plans for his favorite '70s sitcom. "When we were accepted to Sundance, we didn't have the series rights, but then the Three's Company estate contacted us," James reports. "At first they were opposed to it, but then ...
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