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Ep49- "R" Words: Three is Company Two

June 27, 2024 • Rob Springer, Charlotte Jones, Caleb Chilcutt • Episode 49

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🛳️ New Lows are Hitting the Deck on this Episode:

🤪 The sad use of the word "Re*ard" (multiple times) to describe a young mentally handicapped boy - by his mom, Three's Company's Joyce DeWitt (!)

😞 The act of constant sexual harassment and possibly the other "R-word" - as a creep over-powers a woman for the entirety of the cruise - and her man, Three's Company's neighbor-guy, Larry stands by watching

🚓 In a bit of levity (?!) the captain faces possible jail time from IRS lady Phyllis Diller (?!) unless he sleeps with her (!!)

😇 Somehow at least The Doc stays above all the filth of this episode.

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