psychiclogoboss

1. Three's Company Font

Open Question Three's Company Font or Something That is Similar (self.identifythisfont) submitted 5 years ago by RatedR4Rudy I'm looking for this font or something that comes close.

A Subreddit for Identifying Fonts Please viewFont piracy will not be tolerated in this subreddit. Please do not ask for free copies of commercial fonts, or link to piracy sites. Posts and comments that violate this rule will be removed.How to useFirst try some of the type identification resources on the web. (List below.) If they don't work for you, then do this:. Use an image hosting service like Imgur.com. Create the request as a text post, with the link to the image in the text.

(We need your text explanation most of the time.). Provide the best sample you can, and any info you have. If there are multiple styles of type in your sample, please be specific about which one you want to identify. Set post flair to 'Open Question.' . When your font is identified, set the post to the appropriate flag.

1. Before we delve into the world of fonts types and font styles, it can be helpful to understand a few things about the anatomy of type. All fonts sit on an invisible plane called a baseline—think of it as the blue lines on your loose leaf paper—and have an invisible center line called a mean line.
2. The Microsoft Typography site site provides links to other font foundries (the companies or individuals outside of Microsoft who create and distribute fonts) where you can find additional fonts. After you find a font that you would like to use with an Office application, you can download it and install it through the operating system that you.

(See descriptions below.). Please do not delete your post after your font has been identified. Leave it for other folks trying to find the same font in the future. Stick around and try to help identify some of the other open questions.When identifying:. Please be polite.

Add a link to the font when possible. Please do not link to any pirated fonts.What Does our Title Flair mean?The poster and the mods can set and change link flair.Open Question: a typeface needs identifying.

(This should be the initial state of every request.)Lettering: the text is lettered (drawn), not a typeface.Unavailable: a typeface has been identified, but it is not commercially available as a digital font.Close: no exact match was found, but something very similar was found. (If you know a better match, please speak up!)Identified (customized): the font has been identified, but the type has been altered or customized in the sample.Identified!: the font has been identified.Bad Sample: the sample provided is too poor (small, blurry) to identify the font.

Other type identification resources on the web:.: Image recognition tool or specify a URL.: Run by FontSpring.: Image recognition tool.: Identify by selecting distinguishing features.: A forum dedicated to identifying typefaces.: Stephen Coles of Typographica takes identification requests. Not a type ID tool per se, but useful for an indirect search or inspiration. Also useful for an indirect search or inspiration.What Does our Title Flair mean?The poster and the mods can set and change link flair.Open Question: a typeface needs identifying. (This should be the initial state of every request.)Lettering: the text is lettered (drawn), not a typeface.Unavailable: a typeface has been identified, but it is not commercially available as a digital font.Close: no exact match was found, but something very similar was found. (If you know a better match, please speak up!)Identified (customized): the font has been identified, but the type has been altered or customized in the sample.Identified!: the font has been identified.Bad Sample: the sample provided is too poor (small, blurry) to identify the font. Other useful subreddits:A subreddit for discussion of the arts of typesetting and glyph design.is the place to share and discuss awesome fonts.

Three's Company has held up so well over the years. I know it's not like it was on fifty years ago or anything like that.

What I mean is that the story lines and problems for each episode are just as funny during each viewing. The actors are amazing. Suzanne Somers, who was given way too much credit for her portrayal of Chrissy Snow, gives a good performance as the always ditzy blond. Joyce DeWitt, who wasn't given enough exposure to, keeps me laughing with her serious but not too serious character of Janet Wood.

John Ritter, one of the funniest TV characters/actors I have ever watched, is probably the best thing about this show. I'll admit that some of the episodes and problems they run into are stretched to the point where it becomes ridiculous only because they aren't funny. And while the audience keeps on cracking up, I find myself saying 'come on, get serious.' The writers of Three's Company deserve a lot of praise and credit to. After all, they are who made this show what it is. I think that the writing is very creative with bits of hysterical comments thrown in at the most unexpected times or sequences. Everything that the crew put in and not so much the actors, are excellent.

One thing that is kind of wrong but good at the same time, was the change of landlords. The Ropers (Lindley and Fell) acted well together as the disgusted married couple. It goes a little too far to where the same joke or comment made by Mrs. Roper can be told and still be laughed at. The cancellation of The Ropers and the Ropers on Three's Company was a change that took some time to get used to. Fortunately, the humorous Don Knotts stepped in.

Three's Company Font

All three of the landlords added a special something to the show that kept/keeps us laughing. Everything from the tiniest mishaps to that groovy theme song, is what made this show stay on the air for so long. Not a huge amount of time, but long enough. Thanks to Nick at Nite, I have the opportunity to watch this hilarious show twice every night.

The majority of the time, I will end up missing it but it's nice to know that an older show as good as this one can still be seen.