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What British sit-com was "Three's Company" based on? (answered)

BOSSHOG
(43,727 posts)On Leave it to Beaver get that nick name?
red dog 1
(31,902 posts)That's the actual quote.
Here's what most people think it was: "Ward, don't you think you were a little hard on the Beaver last night?"
(I don't know how he came to be known as The Beaver)
Mister Ed
(6,690 posts)BOSSHOG
(43,727 posts)It came out theater, modified to Beaver
rsdsharp
(11,346 posts)BOSSHOG
(43,727 posts)Mister Ed
(6,690 posts)
Harker
(16,898 posts)Mister Ed
(6,690 posts)Harker
(16,898 posts)then he dubbed his own voice in for the English language release.
He had a great voice.
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red dog 1
(31,902 posts)JoseBalow
(8,479 posts)
red dog 1
(31,902 posts)(It was a female)
JoseBalow
(8,479 posts)Did Drew Barrymore ever host when she was a kid, maybe?
red dog 1
(31,902 posts)She was seven
JoseBalow
(8,479 posts)That's a lot younger than I would have thought. My next guess would be Dakota Fanning.
Mad_Dem_X
(10,027 posts)red dog 1
(31,902 posts)
I watched a few episodes a while back, and they were pretty funny.
Harker
(16,898 posts)and what was Mr. Peel's first name.

Harker
(16,898 posts)red dog 1
(31,902 posts)What was the original name of the show?