Craft introduction for our script with the following Title: "Sheâs the Last Surviving Threeâs Company Cast Member, Itâs Just Sad" .Take our current text and change it a little bit: Introduction : In today's facts-packed video, we're turning the dial back to the vibrant era of 70s sitcoms, where bell-bottoms ruled the television screens and laughter was the best medicine. At the heart of this nostalgic journey is Joyce DeWitt, the actress who brought the sensible and sassy Janet Wood to life in the beloved show 'Three's Company.' 'Three's Company' wasn't just a TV show; it was a cultural phenomenon that broke the mold with its slapstick humor and the then-daring plot of a man sharing an apartment with two single women. Amidst the ocean of perms and polyester, Joyce DeWitt's Janet stood out as the voice of reason, often steering her roommates away from the brink of yet another hilarious disaster. Her character was the glue that held the trio's antics together, making us chuckle and roll our eyes all at once. But as we cue the laugh track of our memories, it's with a touch of melancholy that we acknowledge Joyce as the last surviving primary cast member of 'Three's Company.' We'll take a moment to honor the stars we've lost along the way, remembering the joy they brought into our living rooms week after week. And what of Joyce DeWitt now? After the final curtain call and the studio lights dimmed, Joyce continued to grace the stage and screen in various roles, proving that her talents were as layered as the iconic character she portrayed. In this video, we'll explore her journey post-'Three's Company,' the paths she's taken, and the legacy she carries on as a part of television history. So, as we prepare to dive into the past, present, and future of Joyce DeWitt's storied career, let's reminisce about the show that started it all. From the misunderstandings that had us in stitches to the heartfelt moments that gave the show its soul, join us as we celebrate the enduring spirit of 'Three's Company' and its unforgettable cast. Stay tuned as we uncover the chapters of a story that continues to unfold.

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