Ep 5. Chrissy's Date
- October 11, 1977
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7.6 (231)
Chrissy's Date is an episode from the second season of the popular sitcom Three's Company. This episode revolves around Chrissy's love life and the troubles she faces while trying to find a date. The episode begins with Chrissy being disappointed as she has not been asked out for a long time. Janet, her roommate suggests that she has to be more forward and start asking guys out herself.
Later that day, Larry, the apartment's sleazy building manager visits the girls and invites Chrissy out on a date. Although Janet is initially hesitant, she encourages Chrissy to go, believing that Larry may be a good catch for her. Chrissy is excited and agrees to the date, but much to her surprise, Larry takes her to a sleazy bar instead of a fancy restaurant.
Chrissy is uncomfortable at the bar as she watches Larry hitting on other women right in front of her. Meanwhile, the guys back at the apartment are trying to find a way to rescue Chrissy from her disastrous date. Jack, their neighbor and the girls' good friend offers to help. They hatch a plan to get Larry out of the bar and have Jack step in as Chrissy's new boyfriend.
As the plan is put into action, things get even more complicated when Mrs. Roper, the quirky and nosy neighbor shows up at the bar. The group tries their best to keep her from discovering their plan and ruining everything.
Chrissy is happy when Jack comes to her rescue and is relieved to have found a good guy to date. However, everything falls apart when Larry shows up again at the apartment, uninvited and causing trouble.
The episode ends on a happy note with Chrissy realizing that Larry is not the right guy for her, and that she can be patient and wait for the right man to come along.
Chrissy's Date is a fun and light-hearted episode that captures the essence of the comedy in Three's Company. It showcases the relationships between the characters in a humorous way while also exploring the ideas of love and dating. Fans of the show will enjoy this episode for its classic humor and memorable moments.
