S7.E9

The Brunch

Name: The Brunch
Genre: Comedy
Released: 1982-12-07
Rating: 7.6
Cast: John Ritter, Joyce DeWitt, Priscilla Barnes

Episode aired Dec 7, 1982
TV-PG

IMDb RATING

7.6/10

177

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John Ritter, Gino Conforti, and Don Knotts in Three's Company (1976)

Comedy

Jack learns that an ultra conservative minister is trying to keep his restaurant from getting it's wine license. Mr. Angelino tells Jack he knows the man and the reason is because the restau... Read allJack learns that an ultra conservative minister is trying to keep his restaurant from getting it's wine license. Mr. Angelino tells Jack he knows the man and the reason is because the restaurant was once a hangout for hookers. So Jack has to try and convince the minister that the... Read allJack learns that an ultra conservative minister is trying to keep his restaurant from getting it's wine license. Mr. Angelino tells Jack he knows the man and the reason is because the restaurant was once a hangout for hookers. So Jack has to try and convince the minister that the restaurant is respectable. Mr. Angelino's tells Jack to have a brunch at his restaurant a... Read all

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IMDb RATING

7.6/10

177

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Trivia
Final episode featuring Gino Conforti as Felipè.

Goofs
In the opening scene when Mr. Furley is attaching the new doorbell chime, there are no no screws in the wall while he uses a screwdriver.

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

A Day at the Beach

A decent enough latter day Three's Company episode that milks a few laughs from Jack trying to fool a stuffy minister into thinking his new restaurant is a super-conservative establishment with the help of the usual suspects.

But what elevates this one is Terri, looking smoking hot in her swimwear. Janet's modest black one-piece isn't anything to phone home about but that tiny pink bikini? Wowza.

Sure it wasted the opportunity for a few more hooker jokes (I think there were only two) but this one is still worth a seventh or eighth look.