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I'm from the UK. I remember watching it on Saturday too. It was on itv.

I can hear johns watch jingle in my head

Her character did change over time. Towards the end she was the typical dumb blond.

Suzanne Somers was definitely prettier. She wasn't made to look her best on Three's Company. Check her out in the Rockford Files episode "The Big Ripoff" to see maybe the most beautiful she ever was on screen.

@@TonyM132agree. Suzanne was best in step by step. I think she got better with age.

"Not interested in girls," was the lie he told Furley/The Ropers. He was very much into girls, though.

I was visiting her doctor down here in Ft Lauderdale Herbert Slavin MD. He has a life sized photo of her in the waiting room.

What you meant to say at this time RIP Susanne Somers

@mkleejr34 .....no,....not at all, and not at anytime. Somers was nothing more than a celebrity narcissist.

@@KK96303 Your opinion and your entitled to it. I liked the show and I thought personality aside Suzanne was gorgeous.

Misunderstandings, innuendos, wrong conclusions etc. was, and is, the whole point of the show. Without those premises, then you're just watching the Brady Bunch

@@mkleejr34He's an energy vampire. Very sad situation...

i always loved Chrissy Hair this Season

Jack was too, he was super sarcastic and subtle

Chrissy’s character was much different in this first season than the rest of the series. She’s much more serious and less air headed than she became later

First season was my favorite season when Chrissy wasn't stupid and more mature like Jack and Janet.

Freedom Fries

Not to mention raise their kid

@@jeronimomcdisneyhero5868 True but maybe in a sequel

@@RogueBlackOp Maybe

Nope. It's much worse. See this is basically what a computer defines as meat. Whereas Beyond meat is merely overtly processed plant.

Beyond meat and Impossible meat is just plant and vegetable matter processed and overly salted just to mimic the taste of meat, and too much salt is even worse for your health.

He might have programmed the plate and steak separately into the computer. So it knew it would be teleporting two different things.

No. When Seth got fused to the parts of the pod that was an accident because the Computer was not programmed to handle the sutuation he was in. Whereas here he is able to program the computer to move the steak and plate seperately.

Just imagine if Seth had actually succeeded in his personal experiment (had he not received the clue from Veronica). The entity emerging from the teleportation pod would prove to be a "Synthesized" version of the actual Seth. The real Seth would have been lost forever, just like the original "Real" Steak.

Seth was already beginning his transformation here even before he stepped through the machine. The minute he started ranting about “The Flesh” was when he became a mad scientist.

​@@jonnybirchyboy1560 Seth was making progress while teleporting non-living organic matter. When trying to teleport living breathing organisms, the computer became confused due to the overtly complex life functions of a living organism. Seth had to reprogram the computer to become "Creative" in order to conquer this hurdle. Luckily, the first time Seth tried teleporting himself, the computer actually got it right concerning living organisms. On the major downside, a simple house fly was in the pod with him. This sample of the movie shows Seth as the original person still. Surely, ranting about the flesh was only a logical claim which was a product of scientific fervor more than scientific madness. Seth is a genius scientist and inventor in his field of expertise. But here he is still a sane and moral human being.

@@abworld7709 His spiel about the flesh seemed to be going down a route few scientists have explored before. It’s the realm of Victor Frankenstein, and as we can see, his teleports were capable of untold horrors. I think Seth’s mania following teleportation was not just an influence of the fly mind, but also of a fascination with subverting nature.

​@@jonnybirchyboy1560 True, but only at first. Though the self teleportation experiment has produced an unforeseeable side effect which Seth has falsely attributed to be a side product of being sub atomically broken down and reformed. He wasn't aware of the fact that a house fly wandered into the pod with him. Thus forcing the computer to "Creatively Deal" with the extra organic matter and eventually splice both subjects on the atomic level.