Sondra Currie knocks on the podcast. She is part of the three guest star episode club. She portrayed "Sherry Lee" in season two's "Alone Together," Shelly Green in season five's "Janet's Secret," and "Arlene Price" in season eight's "Jack Takes Off." Each of her episodes featured a different blonde roommate. Sondra starred, alongside fellow Three's Company three guest star episode club member, Jeffrey Tambor, in "The Hangover" movie series.

Helen Roper, the character played by Audra Lindley has become a cult figure in recent years, as seen in parties held around the country in her honor, called "The Mrs. Roper Romp." Randi Ferris, one of the organizer of the Bethel, CT event, knocks on the podcast to discuss their "Roper Romp" this Sunday.

Granville Van Dusen knocks on the podcast. Granville played Ray Martin, who Jack and Janet fix Terri up with in the flower shop. The only issue is, is that he is a convicted murderer. Granville discusses what real-life event caused changes to his episode. Find out what show he broke character in. Among his many credits, Granville voiced Race Bannon, in The New Adventures of Jonny Quest.

Steve Vinovich knocks on the podcast. Steve played Ben Baxter in the final episode of season four (Jack's graduation). Steve talks about just how nervous he was while filming the episode and which actor he was star struck with. Jack's graduation was the final episode before the Suzanne Somers contract drama started.

Christina Hart knocks on the podcast. Christina played Karen, Roper's niece, in the third episode of season one (Roper's Niece) and Francesca, Mr. Angelino's daughter, in the sixth season episode (Boy Meets Dummy). Christina talks about the role on the show that she also auditioned for and if the set was different from season one to season six. She also fills us in on what she is doing now. Both of her daughters are also very successful actresses.

Come And Knock On Our Podcast. The show with no misunderstandings. We'll relive Three's Company with some of the actors who had a role in making the show one of the greatest sitcoms in television history. Lucille Ball said it best when she hosted the best of retrospective, Three's Company didn't set out to change the world, it just made us laugh and that's why we loved it.

Come And Knock On Our Podcast. The show with no misunderstandings. We'll relive Three's Company with some of the actors who had a role in making the show one of the greatest sitcoms in television history. Lucille Ball said it best when she hosted the best of retrospective, Three's Company didn't set out to change the world, it just made us laugh and that's why we loved it.