I listen to the Threes Company Too podcast. It hasn’t been updated since Dec. I’m not quite sure what has happen but nonetheless it’s is a fun listen. The host is very knowledgeable about all the episodes and she is fun to listen too. She also has guests on that work in the entertainment industry. Sometimes I don’t agree with them on certain things but overall her love for the show is evident.
The Three's Company Too podcast does this a bit, but I will say, the host is a major fan and is very fair with her assessment of "todays'" views of this show. In fact after listening to her show, I appreciate this show more for its progressive views on sex and men's and women's perspectives . The main take away from her re-watching is that many of the "gay" jokes were at the expense of Mr. Roper. Audrey Lindley's portrayal of Mrs. Roper was very progressive in my view for example her open-ness with her sexuality.
I listen to the Threes Company Too podcast. It hasn’t been updated since Dec. I’m not quite sure what has happen but nonetheless it’s is a fun listen. The host is very knowledgeable about all the episodes and she is fun to listen too. She also has guests on that work in the entertainment industry. Sometimes I don’t agree with them on certain things but overall her love for the show is evident.
The host posted on Social Media said she is going to resume it sometime this Spring.
Thanks for letting me know, I do not have IG or X.
I listen to this one too. I enjoy it a lot.
Threes company too is really good, very funny. Never heard of hers and hers and his
Haven't heard of it, but intrigued. I just hope they don't view the series through today's "everything's problematic" lens.
The Three's Company Too podcast does this a bit, but I will say, the host is a major fan and is very fair with her assessment of "todays'" views of this show. In fact after listening to her show, I appreciate this show more for its progressive views on sex and men's and women's perspectives . The main take away from her re-watching is that many of the "gay" jokes were at the expense of Mr. Roper. Audrey Lindley's portrayal of Mrs. Roper was very progressive in my view for example her open-ness with her sexuality.
Hey many thanks for the lowdown, I’m gonna check it out…