Frasier W. Crane
01-23-2003, 12:24 PM
From TVTOME:
After discovering that boyfriend Kyle kissed Kerry at a party (the previous episode, "Kerry's Big Adventure," airing Jan 21), Bridget gives her sister the silent treatment ? which is anything but quiet for Paul. But real life merges with fantasy when Paul has a dream that lands him in familiar territory, showing Kyle as a swinging bachelor living with Paul's two beautiful daughters in an apartment straight out of the 70s. The set of the classic comedy "Three's Company" was recreated down to the last detail for this episode.
NOTE: The title is a parody of John Ritter's early sitcom "Three's Company", and the main theme for "Three's Company" included the lines "Come and Knock on Our Door."
*Tape Date: "Three's Company" Dream Sequence taped on Thursday January 9, 2003; rest of the episode on Friday January 10, 2003.
*The Classic "Three's Company" Set Was Recreated for This Episode in Which Paul Dreams that His Daughters are Living with Swinging Bachelor Kyle.
After discovering that boyfriend Kyle kissed Kerry at a party (the previous episode, "Kerry's Big Adventure," airing Jan 21), Bridget gives her sister the silent treatment ? which is anything but quiet for Paul. But real life merges with fantasy when Paul has a dream that lands him in familiar territory, showing Kyle as a swinging bachelor living with Paul's two beautiful daughters in an apartment straight out of the 70s. The set of the classic comedy "Three's Company" was recreated down to the last detail for this episode.
NOTE: The title is a parody of John Ritter's early sitcom "Three's Company", and the main theme for "Three's Company" included the lines "Come and Knock on Our Door."
*Tape Date: "Three's Company" Dream Sequence taped on Thursday January 9, 2003; rest of the episode on Friday January 10, 2003.
*The Classic "Three's Company" Set Was Recreated for This Episode in Which Paul Dreams that His Daughters are Living with Swinging Bachelor Kyle.