Usually, co-stars can create enough of a relationship to stay connected after a show ends but, for the “Three’s Company” cast, it would be almost 30 years before they would reconcile.
Somers and DeWitt publicly reconciled on Somers’ talk show, and thankfully she and Ritter also reconciled shortly before his death. Considering how lighthearted the show was supposed to be, it’s wonderful the castmates were able to clear the tension between them.
Suzanne Somers Was Replaced Twice
After Somers left the show because of her contract drama, the character of Chrissy was replaced by Chrissy's cousin, Cindy (played by actress Jenilee Harrison).
But it seems that Jenilee wasn’t a great choice for the part and, after poor performance numbers, Cindy was also replaced. The next replacement for Chrissy was then Terri (played by actress Priscilla Barnes).
Chrissy’s Full Name is “Christmas Noelle Snow.”
Another highly questionable choice made by the show’s producers was for Chrissy’s full name to be "Christmas Noelle Snow."
Why? There seems to be no sensible reasoning behind this bizarre choice other than the producers wanted her to have a Christmas-themed name!
Larry Dallas Was Just Supposed To Make a One-time Guest Appearance
The character of Larry Dallas (played by Richard Kline) was initially supposed to appear in a single episode. But after producers observed the chemistry between Kline and Ritter, they decided Larry should stay.
After this, Larry Dallas became a consistent character on the hit show.
The Characters Rented Their Apartment For Only $300 Per Month
The apartment that the three characters shared was a spacious, two-bedroom apartment in scenic Santa Monica but they only paid a quaint $300 per month!
Certainly a work of fiction, viewers could only dream to play such an affordable rent for a pad like the one those three had.