Ep 10. The Impossible Dream
- December 14, 1982
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6.7 (133)
Jack, Chrissy, and Janet are back in the seventh season of Three's Company, the iconic sitcom that follows the lives of three roommates living in Santa Monica, California. In episode 10, titled "The Impossible Dream," the trio finds themselves in a precarious situation when they're asked to take care of a valuable vase while the owner is away.
As expected, chaos ensues as Jack, Chrissy, and Janet try to keep the vase safe from harm. They lock it away in a closet, only to have it accidentally knocked over by a visiting friend. They try to glue the vase back together, but it falls apart again when the landlord comes by for an unexpected visit.
Meanwhile, Jack is trying to impress a woman he's been dating, who happens to be the daughter of the vase's owner. He's determined to show her that he's responsible and can handle the task of taking care of the vase. Of course, things don't go as planned, and his efforts end up causing even more problems for the roommates.
To make matters worse, Chrissy is dealing with her own issues. She's taken up on a new hobby - tap dancing - but her noisy rehearsals are driving Jack and Janet crazy. They convince her to practice somewhere else, but that leads to a whole new set of problems.
As the episode progresses, the tension builds as the roommates try to keep the vase safe and deal with their personal issues. The situation eventually comes to a head when the landlord threatens to kick them out of the apartment if they don't get their act together.
In classic Three's Company fashion, the episode is full of laughs, misunderstandings, and wacky shenanigans. The chemistry between the three main characters remains as strong as ever, and the new situations they find themselves in keep the show fresh and entertaining.
Overall, "The Impossible Dream" is a solid episode of Three's Company that showcases the strengths of the series: strong humor, great characters, and clever writing. Fans of the show will love it, and newcomers will get a taste of what made it such a beloved sitcom.
