Season 7

Three's Company: Season 7
Three's Company Season 7 DVD cover.
Program information
Episodes aired:
22
Dates aired:
September 28, 1982 - May 10, 1983
Network/Country:
ABC-TV / United States
Previous Season: Season 6
Next Season: Season 8

This guide lists all of the aired episodes of the seventh season of ABC-TV's Three's Company.

Series overview

Season		Episodes	Originally aired		DVD set release date
			Season premiere	Season finale
	1	6	March 15, 1977	April 21, 1977	November 11, 2003
	2	25	September 13, 1977	May 16, 1978	May 4, 2004
	3	22	September 12, 1978	May 8, 1979	November 2, 2004
	4	25	September 11, 1979	May 6, 1980	May 3, 2005
	5	22	October 28, 1980	May 19, 1981	November 15, 2005
	6	28	October 6, 1981	May 18, 1982	March 7, 2006
	7	22	September 28, 1982	May 10, 1983	July 25, 2006
	8	22	September 27, 1983	September 18, 1984	October 3, 2006

Season 7 (1982-83)

Season 7 episodes
No.	Ep	Title	Directed by:	Written by:	Original airdate	Prod. code
129	1	"A Night Not to Remember"	Dave Powers	George Burditt, Budd Grossman	September 28, 1982	0705
Janet's dinner date with an important, but lecherous man from the home office turns into a disaster when her "chaperone," Jack, gets drunk and falls asleep in her bed.
130	2	"Jack Goes to the Dentist"	Dave Powers	George Burditt, Budd Grossman	October 12, 1982	0701
When Terri breaks up with her ill-tempered boyfriend, he believes that Jack is the cause.
131	3	"Diamond Jack"	Dave Powers	Ellen Guylas	October 19, 1982	0702
Larry arranges a blind date for Jack — with a jewel thief who mistakes him for a fence.
132	4	"Extra, Extra"	Dave Powers	Ellen Guylas	October 26, 1982	0704
Janet's date, a newspaper writer, offers to do a column on the trio's methods of coping with inflation. The published article, however, insinuates that their living arrangement is more intimate than practical. Note: This episode marks the last reference to Chrissy Snow.
133	5	"Jack Gets His"	Dave Powers	Martin Rips, Joseph Staretski	November 9, 1982	0703
Jack is conned into renting a small restaurant - only to discover that it's a run-down disaster.
134	6	"Opening Night"	Dave Powers	Shelley Zellman	November 16, 1982	0706
Larry, who put the wrong date on the flyers announcing the opening of "Jack's Bistro," manages to "save" the day by inviting his Greek relatives.
135	7	"Cousin, Cuisine"	Dave Powers	Martin Rips, Joseph Staretski	November 23, 1982	0707
Jack's attempted romance with Felipe's beautiful cousin, Maria, is plagued by many problems.
136	8	"An Affair to Forget"	Dave Powers	Michael Weinberger	November 30, 1982	0709
Janet is happy that her old friend, Randy, is dating Jack, until she discovers that Randy is married.
137	9	"The Brunch"	Dave Powers	George Burditt, Budd Grossman	December 7, 1982	0708
Jack hosts a Sunday brunch to convince the Reverend Gilmore that the Bistro is a respectable establishment. He succeeds until the newlywed couple at the next table begin their honeymoon.
138	10	"The Impossible Dream"	Dave Powers	Shelley Zellman	December 14, 1982	0710
Jack is grateful for Larry's suggestion of a free guitarist as a business boost, until he finds out his new vocalist is Larry.
139	11	"Breaking Up Is Hard to Do"	Dave Powers	Ellen Guylas	January 3, 1983	0711
Furley discovers that the nice young man that Janet and Jack have fixed Terri up with is a convicted murderer.
140	12	"Larry's Sister"	Dave Powers	Paul Wayne	January 11, 1983	0714
Larry completely trusts Jack to show his teenage sister around town, until he discovers that they are still out at 2 A.M.
141	13	"Bob and Carol & Larry and Terri"	Dave Powers	Martin Rips, Joseph Staretski	January 18, 1983	0713
By the time an innocent story is retold through several people, the trio believes Bob and Carol's marriage is on the rocks. Larry and Terri try to straighten things out with the couple, only to be "caught" by Mr. Furley.
142	14	"Going to Pot"	Dave Powers	Shelley Zellman	February 1, 1983	0712
When the Bistro's building inspector demands a bribe from Jack, Janet suggests that they tape the next conversation for evidence. The recording the police hear, however, is of Furley telling Jack he has the pot he wanted.
143	15	"Star Struck"	Dave Powers	Lewis Colick	February 15, 1983	0716
Terri is making plans for her wedding to a soap opera star, until Jack discovers that his sleazy reputation is well earned.
144	16	"Jack Goes the Distance"	Dave Powers	David Mirkin	February 22, 1983	0717
Jack challenges a guy who has insulted Furley to a boxing match. His opponent, the girls learn, is a Golden Glove contender with 22 knockouts.
145	17	"Jack's Double Date"	Dave Powers	Budd Grossman	March 1, 1983	0715
Furley helps Jack lose his "I can stay away from women for a week" bet with the girls.
146	18	"Janet's Little Helper"	Dave Powers	David Mirkin	March 15, 1983	0719
Jack and Terri believe that Janet is trying to seduce Furley's shy nephew.
147	19	"The Apartment"	Dave Powers	Shelley Zellman	March 22, 1983	0718
Instead of catching sleep in the dingy apartment above his restaurant, Jack catches Mr. Angelino with a young woman.
148	20	"Hair Today, Gone Tomorrow"	Dave Powers	Shelley Zellman	April 5, 1983	0720
Terri falls for Jack when he buys a moustache, which makes him look like her old boyfriend.
149	21	"Navy Blues"	Dave Powers	Martin Rips & Joseph Staretski	May 3, 1983	0721
A former cook in the Navy with Jack comes to town to con his way into a partnership in Jack's Bistro.
150	22	"Borrowing Trouble"	Dave Powers	Ellen Guylas	May 10, 1983	0722
The girls fake a contest to give Jack the rent money he needs for Jack's Bistro. Their good deed turns to disaster when Jacks spends the money on a leather coat.