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A spin-off of Three's Company and based on the British sitcom George and Mildred, the series focuses on middle-aged couple Stanley and Helen Roper, who were landlords to Jack, Janet, and Chrissy on Three's Company.
The Ropers runs for 2 seasons, created by Don Nicholl and Michael Ross and Bernie West. Every episode page keeps the show's order, so you can watch from the pilot to the finale without hunting for the next link. Episodes are bought individually for 1 credit.
Season 1 · 6 episodes
Mrs Roper has her heart set on an apartment that would require that Stanley get a job in order to afford. Nothing will prevent them from getting it, that is, unless Mr Roper can make himself an undesirable neighbor.
1979-03-13 19mNow playingStanley embarrasses Helen when he locks himself outside of their house in nothing but underwear, while she's attending a posh party next door
1979-03-20 22mStanley thinks he's dying when results from his doctor don't come right away.
1979-03-27 22mHelen thinks Stanley needs help and takes him to a marriage counselor after she finds many love letters from him, which turn out were for Doris Day.
1979-04-03 22mStanley gets upset when Helen's mother and sister Ethel visit and thinks that her mother has plans to stay with them—permanently!
1979-04-10 22mLarry visits, and tries to sell them a mobile home. This idea excites Mr.Roper, and the always devious Jeffrey. Stanley almost buys it without telling Helen.
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The Ropers has 2 seasons on Movy, with 28 episodes in total. Start with season 1 below.
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