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Host John Siuntres and FRANCO! come aboard to go through the show's pop culture history, one voayge at a time . The Stars The Plots. We celebrate the fun and the shmaltz of it all. Come Aboard, We're expecting you.
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E Motion Sickness A Love Boat Re Watch
Our guest passenger Chris Giarusso joins us to discuss Charro's debut as recurring character April Lopez , the stowaway, who lept into our hearts for 9 future episodes. Plus, Bill Bixby pre-Hulk in a weird attempt at a dramatic story, and the first king of variety tv Milton Berle as a practical Joker who never knows when to quit.
E Motion Sickness A Love Boat Re Watch
It’s time for another voyage of E-Motion Sickness: A Love Boat Re-Watch, and this one’s got everything you want out of classic late-70s TV chaos. Joining John and Franco this trip is artist and pop culture lifer Andy Price, ready to break down Episode 3. An hour packed with crushes, awkward reunions, and Julie getting absolutely zero help from the romance gods.<br /><br />You’ve got Kristy McNichol going all-in on Scott Baio like it’s teen magazine fan fiction come to life, while exes Robert Reed and Loretta Swit collide on deck with their new significant others…...
E Motion Sickness A Love Boat Re Watch
Ahoy again, cruise lovers! Welcome back to E-Motion Sickness, the Word Balloon Love Boat re-watch where we climb aboard the Pacific Princess and relive the romance, comedy, and wonderfully over-the-top guest stars that made this show a Saturday-night TV institution.<br /><br />Today we’re diving into Season 1, Episode 2, which originally aired October 1st, 1977 — and already you can see the formula that would make The Love Boat a hit for the next decade. Three stories, a boatload of celebrity guest stars, and plenty of romantic chaos on the high seas.<br /><br />First up is “Oh, Dale!” featuring a very young Jo...
E Motion Sickness A Love Boat Re Watch
“Captain & the Lady”<br />Captain Stubing’s ex-wife, Stacy Skogstad (Bonnie Franklin), comes aboard with her new husband, Aubrey Skogstad (Robert Symonds), who is a cruise line executive and Stubing’s boss. Stacy makes the trip miserable for Stubing by taking out her resentment on him and the crew.<br /><br />“Centerfold”<br />Sandy Rytell (Meredith Baxter) is engaged to Congressman Brad Brockway (Shelly Novack) and is desperate to hide the fact that she once posed for a men’s magazine. Lorraine Hoffman (Suzanne Somers) is part of that storyline as Sandy tries to keep the old magazine from surfacing.<br /><br />“On...
E Motion Sickness A Love Boat Re Watch
The third pilot movie of The Love Boat is The Love Boat II (1977). It’s the one that essentially locks in the final core cast, bringing in Captain Stubing and Julie McCoy and forming the crew viewers would see in the weekly series.<br /><br />And the passenger-story breakdown attached to them is:Georgia Engel as a stowaway, in love with GopherGary Frank and Melanie Mayron as a nervous newlywed coupleStella Stevens and Pat Harrington Jr. as a constantly bickering married coupleAudra Lindley as an outspoken middle-aged passenger, who's trying to present youngerPhil Silvers as a melancholy widower, with a sa...
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