Three's Company Reunion with Suzanne Somers and Joyce DeWitt

It's a Three's Company Reunion on Suzanne Somers Breaking Through! After more than 30 years, Suzanne Somers and Joyce DeWitt reunite to talk about their history with Three's Company, and each other.

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[sanfrancisco]

When Joyce smiles and laughs she looks exactly like she did 35 years ago.

[TheBob]

For everyone trashing Suzanne Somers, in this clip she acknowledges her own past wrongdoings and praises Joyce for her acting skills. And Joyce DeWitt acknowledges that Ms. Somers went on to do a lot more with her life professionally than Joyce did. They both seem like honest, forthright women, and I enjoyed listening to both of them.

[joebarzo]

RIP Suzanne Somers. You were such a day brightener for millions and you will be truly missed. Prayers for your family and thank you all for sharing this wonderful woman with us for decades.

[RSTAR]

So great seeing Joyce and Suzanne together again. Rest in Peace John Ritter - you are sorely missed.

[OliverWitherspoon]

Joyce! A class act and a legendary actress. Hollywood is lucky to have her.

[Mollykat]

I felt Joyce was being sincere and honest with Suzanne. This needed to happen and I'm glad for them both. Rest easy, Suzanne

[mhhaze]

I wish John Ritter could just pop out and hug them too😭😭😭 it’s not the same without him and Don Knotts..and Audrey Lindley, and Norman Fell 😭😭😭😭😊 RIP

[kesiasena]

glad Joyce didn't get plastic surgery, she looks good still. wish john could've been there.

[theresam]

This is so beautiful. I'm watching it in the wake of Suzanne's passing. RIP. These two wonderful women show such kind and vulnerable heart in this moment!

[wilchambers]

I have so much respect for Joyce. Never greedy or full of herself.

[peterandkodiak]

Joyce DeWitt: a very classy lady, authentic, sensitive towards others, intelligent, forgives easily, an amazing woman. Thank you for all the years of 3's Company.

[DM-cuhp]

Joyce is the example of a person who truly was passionate about their craft. She genuinely didn't seek fame or fortune. She didn't join Suzanne in asking for more money (even if women certainly deserved more than they got paid), and she admits to hiding from cameras. She loved to act. She found joy in it. Being famous was not part of the equation to pursue her dream. How rare is that in Hollywood, I wonder.

[simonmarshall]

Long live John Ritter, Norman Fell, Audra Lindley & Don Knotts. R.I.P. all four !

[LisaRobinson]

I grew up watching the sitcom 'Three's Company' faithfully every week. Suzanne Somers is one of my favorite comedians and even her off camera personality is great. Gosh, I'm so saddened by the news of her death as I began following her about two years ago on Facebook and felt her marvelous sweet spirit once again. I've a couple of her health/exercise books and her health advice is significantly helpful. Somers will surely be missed. My condolences to her family. RIP.

[shaneg]

You sure can tell Joyce is spiritual, professional and actualized. Bravo for leaving Hollywood.

[lordcron]

I was just a kid in the 70's, as a matter of fact my mother is Joyce, John and Susanne's age. I'm a 44 year old black man this year 2013 and I'm telling you that show was everything to me. I thought for the longest television was real so John really was Jack Tripper and I loved and gravitated toward goofy I'm so sad to hear of his passing and equally sad to know that there was a feud that lasted for 30 years. I'm so happy they have lived long enough to reconcile. God bless them and long live Three's Company re-runs!

[JohnSmith]

I read a lot how Suzanne Somers asked for too much money, that she wasn't the head of the show. But what amazes me is that she had the tenacity to know her worth. Regardless if anybody else could see it or not. Even after being let go, she went on and create an empire. To me that's amazing.

[crazylegskc]

I came back to rewatch this after hearing the news of Suzanne's death. So glad that she and Joyce made peace before she passed. Three's Company was a hilarious show built around the theme of friendship, and here we see two of its stars teaching an important lesson about friendship, which is that it's never too late to make up with friends that we've quarreled with.

[marksacher]

You can tell that Joyce is such a professional. If I were an actor, I'd want to work with her.

[LinkRocks]

Came back here to watch this after Suzanne's passing. I'm happy this reunion happened. RIP Suzanne.