Tre cuori in affitto - Stagione 4 (3 DVD)

Three`s Company knocked and a welcoming audience threw open its doors - right smack into Jack Tripper's face. This co-ed comedy of errors about a clumsy bachelor living with two girls left America in stitches as the number-one rated entertainment show in 1979-80, while making its starring roommates household names. Dismissed by critics as a one-joke show, this once-controversial bedroom farce built a house of slapstick fun and friendship on its "risqué" foundation. And millions of viewers welcomed the madcap mixed-singles family and their wacky neighbors into their homes each week.

Emmy and Golden Globe winning John Ritter stars as the hilariously accident-prone chef Jack Tripper, roommate to perky florist Janet Wood (Joyce DeWitt) and bubble-headed secretary Chrissy Snow (Suzanne Somers). In season four, the roomies encounter life-and-death misunderstandings and an endless array of polyester leisure suits as legendary comedic actor Don Knotts joins the show as new landlord/ladies man Ralph Furley. Spastic and elastic, the rubber-faced Mr. Furley freaks at the thought of a virile man "getting it on" with two young women in his apartment building. So Jack has to keep pretending to be gay to stay in his already-platonic cohabitation. Ann Wedgeworth also moves into the apartment building this year as the mature-but-sexy divorcee Lana Shields, who struggles to avoid "Happy Cooker" Furley while desperately trying to get her hands on Jack`s pot roast. Richard Kline`s Larry Dallas remains a trouble-instigating best bud to Jack, who finds himself cross-dressing, playing strip poker and mastering sitcom hammock spills and thrills in this schtick-filled year.

Three`s Company: Season Four features all 25 episodes of this sitcom`s classic fourth season - new interviews with show producers and writers are included, as well as interviews with co-stars Don Knotts, Richard Kline and Ann Wedgeworth. Also included is an exclusive visit with John Ritter`s first wife, Nancy Morgan Ritter, hosted by Joyce DeWitt.