The Love Boat

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1976
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2h

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Agrega una trama en tu idiomaThe adventures of the passengers and crew aboard a luxury liner on a cruise from California to Mexico.The adventures of the passengers and crew aboard a luxury liner on a cruise from California to Mexico.The adventures of the passengers and crew aboard a luxury liner on a cruise from California to Mexico.

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Trivia
The first of the three pilot movies before "The Love Boat" was picked up as a series; the movie was set and partially filmed aboard the Sun Princess, one of the three ships in the Princess Cruises fleet in 1976.

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Donald Richardson: What I don't understand is, if you don't real bullets, then how do you do the match trick?
Dena DiMarco: Oh...
Danny DiMarco: Watch.
[puts a match in his wife's mouth and pretends his finger is a gun]
Danny DiMarco: Bang!
[the match lights up]
Donald Richardson: A trick match.
Dena DiMarco: Of course. You don't think I'd let Danny point a loaded gun at me, do ya? Huh! He's my husband!

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Followed by The Love Boat II (1977)

Bandas sonoras
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Performed by Jack Jones
Written by Charles Fox & Paul Williams

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Step Aside 'Cop-Rock', We Have a Winner!

Like everyone alive in the 70's, I was forced to watch 'Love Boat' from time to time by inconsiderate family members with a penchant for this kind of sap. To this day, 'Love Boat' stands out in my mind as justification for never watching dramatic TV unless 'Twin Peaks' or 'Miami Vice' reruns are showing. I know some folks enjoy this show today for its "camp value". I've never understood that rationale; why would you want to watch garbage just so that you could laugh at it. Do yourself a favour and read a book instead, and no, Cloris Leachman's biography doesn't count.