Nearly four decades after Three’s Company left television screens, the surviving cast is giving fans reason to celebrate again. Joyce DeWitt (Janet), Priscilla Barnes (Terri), Jenilee Harrison (Cindy), and Richard Kline (Larry) were recently spotted together at a small private venue in Los Angeles. At first, the gathering looked like a casual reunion of old friends, but fans quickly noticed the presence of cameras—leading to speculation that a long-awaited documentary is finally in the works.
Eyewitnesses describe the atmosphere as warm and emotional. The actors hugged, laughed, and even recreated some of their most famous lines for fun. But what really caught attention was the presence of a small film crew capturing their conversations. “It didn’t look like just a casual home video,” one attendee reported. “This was professional. Lighting equipment, microphones, the works.”
For decades, fans have been clamoring for a Three’s Company documentary that could explore both the magic and the turbulence behind the scenes. From Suzanne Somers’ dramatic departure to John Ritter’s tragic passing, the sitcom’s history is filled with untold stories that shaped its legacy. Could this reunion be the first step toward finally telling the full story?
Social media has exploded with reunion photos, fueling endless fan theories. Some believe a streaming giant like Netflix or Max may have already secured rights to distribute the project. Others think it might be an independent documentary funded by the actors themselves.
Whatever the truth, one thing is certain: the sight of these beloved stars together again has reignited nostalgia and reminded the world why Three’s Company remains one of television’s most unforgettable sitcoms.
