As Cindy goes off to UCLA, Jack and Janet need a new roommate. Meanwhile, Mr. Angelino offers Jack a job as a chef in his restaurant. He cuts his finger and goes to the emergency room where a nurse named Terri Alden gives him a tetanus shot. Their interaction is anything but friendly. Written by Attmay

Janet invites Terri to stay in the apartment as their roommate, not realizing that she and Jack have met before.

Terri moves in as a new roommate. When she meets Larry, he makes up a story about Jack not having any confidence with women. Terri decides to build his confidence by being extra nice to him. Janet thinks she is interested in Jack.

Janet arranges for Jack to teach the wife of someone she knows how to cook. When Terri comes home she sees the woman changing her clothes and says that Jack is teaching her and she assumes Jack is giving her sex lessons. So she informs them that she's moving out. She then brings one of the doctors from the hospital who wants to rent an apartment for his daughter. They assume that the man is going to keep at the apartment. So when the man goes there again Jack and Janet do things to the man, And when the man whose wife Jack is teaching shows up and Terri talks to him and when he says he's there to watch she freaks out at the man. Written by rcs0411@yahoo.com

Janet has been taking a dance class and has been enjoying it. Her teacher, Michael, has decided to put her in one of his productions. After the show, he gives her a chance to take up a career as a dancer, which means quitting her job at the florist. Jack thinks there is something suspicious about the whole thing, and thinks Michael wants something more than to teach Janet dancing. Written by Pat McCurry

Jack has a dinner date planned with Janet, but Larry comes in and offers him a date with Greedy Gretchen if he can hook Larry up with Terri. Jack convinces Terri to go out with Larry, but that leaves Janet without a date, so Larry pays Mr. Furley to go out with her. Written by Attmay

Dr Miller, a psychiatrist from the hospital, tells Terri he is stressed out. Terri invites him to dinner at her place to get a break from his patients. Misunderstandings arise when Jack and Janet think he is an escaped mental patient.

Jack witnesses a robbery. The robber was wearing a mask but Jack says there was something about him that's distinctive so the police put a story in the papers that Jack can identify the robber. Hoping that the guy will come after. They assign a cop to protect Jack. Janet takes a liking to him. Eventually Jack recalls what was distinctive about the robber; his tattoo. And the cop has the same tattoo, so they assume that the cop is the robber and he is there to take out Jack. Written by rcs0411@yahoo.com

Mr. Angelino's daughter, Francesca, visits the restaurant and meets Jack. She gets fresh with Jack and wants to date him; however, Mr Angelino catches them in the act and warns Jack to stay away. Jack pretends he is married to so that the persistent Francesca will leave him alone; however, she wants to see evidence of Jack's marriage. As a result, Francesca visits Jack in his apartment to meet his wife. Written by Oliver Chu

Janet is interested in the bartender at the Regal Beagle, but is afraid to ask him out. She talks to the bartender and accidentally tells him to ask Terri on a date.

Jack and Terri are at the bar and a guy tries to hit on her and she rebuffs him. When he refuses to take no for an answer, Jack tells him to back off. That's when he manhandles Jack and Terri uses for self defense techniques she knows on the guy. Jack feels humiliated and asks Terri to teach him what she knows. When Jack hears what sounds like a burglary he goes down and uses what Terri taught him. He asks Furley to call the police but it turns out the guy is a policeman and he arrests Jack and throws him in jail. Written by rcs0411@yahoo.com

Trying to impress his Southern Belle girlfriend, Arabella, Jack wants to serenade her. He doesn't sing well, so he lip-syncs while Larry does the singing. The problem begins when he throws the rock with a dinner invitation into the wrong girls' apartment window. When Berniece shows up(who is heavy-set and not as pretty as Arabella), Jack is shocked. When Arabella shows up, she is disgusted with the fact that Jack would rather be with Berniece. Instead of hurting Berniece's feelings, he tells Arabella off. Written by Barbee Q

A woman stops to look at the apartment building. Mr Furley and Marsha flirt and start dating. After a few weeks, the trio wonder why she is interested in Furley. They think she wants his money. Turns out she wants to buy the building.

Terri gets a visit from her friend Catherine who is a nun. Jack takes Catherine to Disneyland. Later, Catherine tells Terri about a nun who left the convent to marry. Jack overhears and assumes Catherine is leaving the convent to marry him. Written by Bernie

Jack convinces Janet and Terri to hire their former roommate Cindy as a maid to clean the apartment. It does not work out.

Janet has had problems lately. Her company has sent efficiency expert Bobbi Willard to her floral shop to monitor and critique her performance. It has been driving Janet crazy as she sees it as nitpicking. It doesn't help matters when Jack takes Bobbi out for lunch either. Janet finally has enough so she quits. With the help of Mr. Furley, Terri hatches a plan to get Janet's job back and Bobbi out of her life. Written by Pat McCurry

Cyndy's going to visit her aunt who lives on a farm, so she invites the gang to go with her. Jack is a city slicker so he's not interested. But when a guy calls telling him, he plans to do stuff to Jack. Jack wonders what's going on. Larry then tells him that he was seeing two girls who know each so he told one of them that his name is Jack Tripper. Now the boyfriend of the one who thinks he's Jack Tripper is upset with him. So Jack decides to go to the farm and he, Janet, and Terri sleep in the barn and things get hairy. Written by rcs0411@yahoo.com

Jack's friend asks Jack to be a substitute chef for a few days. Even though Jack was fired from Angelinos, he agrees. A mobster eats at the restaurant and enjoys Jack's food. The mobster insists Jack be hired and the other chef fired.

Jack meets Denise on a blind date and the two hit it off immediately. After dating for several days, Jack falls in love and the two decide to get married. However, Janet and Terry are weary of the impending marriage, as they suspect that Denise has become domineering of Jack's life because she tells him how to dress and behave, takes complete control over the wedding preparations and wants him to have a career change. Written by Oliver Chu

Jack's grandfather visits and is under the impression that Jack is a doctor. He wants to visit the hospital where Jack works. Terri tries to help Jack pull off the lie.

A food critic's article says there are no great food chefs in the city. Janet and Terri encourage Jack to invite the critic to the apartment to review his food for the newspaper. The critic comes, but seems more interested in the gals.

Upon the discovery of Jack, Janet and Terri's planned move out of the apartment, Ralph Furley and Larry hatch a scheme to divide and conquer in order to keep them at their current location.

Jack prepares poached salmon on a television show with Janet and Terri as assistants. On the day of filming, the director changes the layout of the kitchen without telling Jack. Jack cannot find anything in the kitchen and the girls are no help. Written by Bernie

Janet not having dated much recently,buys a blonde wig because she says that guys usually notice blonde first. Jack and Terri try to talk her out of wearing it and just be herself. She doesn't listen but does end up meeting a man named Bill who's truly impressed by her. Meanwhile Jack and Terri try to think of a way to get Janet to come to her senses. The wig seems to take over as Janet begins behaving like a stereo-typical dumb blonde around Bill. Will the real Janet stand up or be lost? Written by Happipuppi13

Janet is interested in a very well to do man and gets invited to a private party on a small island and will be flown there. She asks Jack to go with her but Jack's afraid to fly. He (foolishly) takes a tranquilizer but drinks at the party as well. A drink called The Rocket. Along with lying about his profession,he later dances up a storm,making himself and Janet look bad. Written by happipuppi13

Joan, a friend of Jack and Janet stops at the apartment for a visit. She introduces her husband and says they met through a computer dating service. Jack and Janet each decide to try computer dating - and end up matched with each other.

Lucille Ball pays tribute to Three's Company in hosting a retrospective of the series. Introducing memorable clips of the show's funniest and most touching moments of the first 6 seasons.