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<blockquote data-quote="ClassyCo" data-source="post: 279667" data-attributes="member: 7">Lucy apparently admired John Ritter a great deal. 

I remember Ritter saying how &quot;honored&quot; he was that Lucy &quot;endorsed&quot; THREE&#039;S COMPANY and agreed to host the 100th-episode anniversary special. I know I&#039;d be ecstatic had Lucille Ball decided to come in and endorse the TV show I was the star of. Ritter was the star of THREE&#039;S COMPANY, regardless to what Suzanne Somers, her hubby, and lawyers had to say about the subject. 

Ritter later returned Lucy&#039;s favor when he guest-starred on her ill-fated LIFE WITH LUCY in 1986. His guest-gig was one of that show&#039;s better-written episodes. Maybe it was the excitement of seeing Lucy and John together that deemed that episode something &quot;special&quot;. 

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[QUOTE="ClassyCo, post: 279667, member: 7"] [JUSTIFY]Lucy apparently admired John Ritter a great deal. I remember Ritter saying how "honored" he was that Lucy "endorsed" THREE'S COMPANY and agreed to host the 100th-episode anniversary special. I know I'd be ecstatic had Lucille Ball decided to come in and endorse the TV show I was the star of. Ritter was the star of THREE'S COMPANY, regardless to what Suzanne Somers, her hubby, and lawyers had to say about the subject. Ritter later returned Lucy's favor when he guest-starred on her ill-fated LIFE WITH LUCY in 1986. His guest-gig was one of that show's better-written episodes. Maybe it was the excitement of seeing Lucy and John together that deemed that episode something "special". [ATTACH type="full"]28347[/ATTACH][/JUSTIFY] [/QUOTE]

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