Loved those Saturday nights as a kid... 6pm Dance Fever 7pm Solid Gold 8pm CHIPS 9pm Love Boat 10pm Fantasy Island ...tried to stay awake for the whole episode, but it was tough.
Yes...to be of a certain age and remember so many of the iconic stars who guest starred on this show and no longer with us is quite sad. Alice Faye, Noah Beery...I never really watched the show when it aired, but I'm impressed that it was able to get the old time movie stars that it did. And, by the way, what ever became of Alene Golonka? She seemed to be in most everything back in the 70's...
First and foremost let me say thank you for putting this together, at 56 it's such a bitter sweet reminder of my childhood, watching this realizing how many of these stars are no longer with us 😢😍🙋🙋
I am the same age as you, and you stole my thoughts exactly! I just watched the entire video, telling myself "Nope, she's gone, he's gone, ooohhh! she's still here!" and so forth. I know how you feel maybe.
@@davidallan2951 I gave up on television long ago. It seemed more "real" when I was young, and the big players here in the U.S. were ABC/NBC/CBS. The networks were television, and I found things to watch that warranted my attention. Watching "Wide World of Sports" with my father is a fond memory. Evel Knievel's jumps! Boxing. Winter sports. And, prime time shows were much more of an event it seems. To be home at 8 or 9 o'clock to see " Emergency" or " Hawaii Five-0". Too many choices now, and I don't look at any of it, other than a few years ago I was still watching some of the Dangerous Crab Fishing Guys, and the Gold Miners, with the big tractors and such. But, I don't even own a television anymore. The ol' lady and me split the house 50-50. She got the inside, and I got the outside! It's all for the better, I was a trucker, and wasn't home enough to matter. Good to see your input on this, and know that I'm not alone in the nostalgia department. Thanks!
What a legendary guest star list! There were cast members from : Adam - 12, The Brady Bunch, Gilligan's Island, The Bold and the Beautiful, Good Times, Magnum P.I., and more!
The guest star list is one of the primary reasons this show lasted for so long... It was literally a variety hour set within the framework of an episodic dramady.
This is the episode where Gopher learns a valuable lesson, Isaac realizes he's an alcoholic, Doc discovers he has an STD, Julie figures out what her clipboard is for, and Captain Stubing admits he doesn't know how to pilot a cruise ship because he's really just a news reporter from Minneapolis.
this is so trippy.. this show was a Sunday night 9pm ABC household tradition followed by Fantasy Island. So very iconic for it's day. Can't say enough about this... Like looking at my high school yearbook. Thank you for posting 🤩
Beautiful video, indeed! Thanks so much for sharing it. RIP to most of the great entertainers featured here who are no longer with us...and to both Aaron Spelling and Jeraldine Saunders.
@@knowyourlimitations.6402 @Know Your Limitations. It truly is a beautiful montage and coincidentally inspiring. Watching this video, I also find it bittersweet because the people we grew up watching represent a TV we don't see anymore. A kind of television that once mattered and was worth watching. Such an example that comes to mind is the late, great character actor James Gregory. His playfully roguish, but yet knowing smile at 2:17 says, "Listen, I know what you're going through because I've been there. Believe me, things will get better. Just hang in there and things will be all right. And *you'll* be all right. OK?"
Mr MacLeod, what was the highlight of your career? A supporting role on one of the greatest tv shows of all time or a starring role in one of the cheesiest shows of all time?
Jeez, I hadn't thought of Johnny Yune in years! He was the star of one of the funniest movies I remember from my childhood, _They Call Me Bruce?_ I Wiki'd him and found out he passed away in 2020, around the same time my mom passed away. RIP, Johnny. You were a true talent and my brother and I loved your antics. 😢
He did a Fernando sketch with Billy Crystal, and the joke was that Fernando confused Johnny Yune with Johnny Unitas. "So, Johnny, when you led the Colts to that overtime win against the Giants..."
@@tweettweetjones1262 So, I guess I wasn't as much of a little weirdo as I thought that I was! Joyce DeWitt was one of my big television crushes back in the day, as was Marion Ross! I am not kidding you.
All The guest stars smiled while staring at the camera ( = The audience) with that melodic Fine tune , helping to the good vibes the show aired. That was the secret of this tv series.
I remember watching the Love Boat (and Fantasy Island following it) on a regular basis every Saturday night back in the early-mid 1980s when it was still originally on the air. There was something so COMFORTING and SOOTHING about the opening theme as well as each and every episode. Entertaining too. I still get those same wonderful feelings today when I see the opening and closing credits and theme. Being raised in an abusive, dysfunctional home at the time, I watched LOTS of tv as a way to provide myself with escape and comfort from my misery and escapist fantasy was exactly the very right kind of formula that I really needed and just PERFECT for a saturday night, especially after a whole weeks worth of depressing, stressful nonsense. But the fact that i watched and loved the love boat was my MOST closely guarded and BIGGEST well kept secret at the time. Because a teenaged boy simply did NOT admit to his fellow teens about watching love boat as well as being a fan of that show. Not unless he wanted to be the target of ridicule. There were many tv shows around that time a teen could openly admit to being a fan of. But The Love Boat wasnt one of them. Saturday nights are just not the same without The Love Boat (and Fantasy Island) airing new episodes at its regular time (Love Boat, 9pm. Fantasy Island, 10pm). It's a crying shame, really.
recuerdos que nunca se olvidan como recordar al elenco del crucero del amor esta serie en sus tiempos fue buena más los artistas invitados de esa serie y los que trabajaban en el barco más me gustó mucho su música como la de otras series buen video amigo 👍
I was speaking to Jesus last Thursday and he said this is one of the best songs ever written and that they play it in their waiting room (they've been busy recently with Covid).
Cool to see this again. When I saw Gene Rayburn, I imagined his reading from a card, "Dumb Dora is soooo dumb!", the Dallas Cowboys Cheerleaders responding "How dumb is she?" and his ending with a phrase ending with a "blank" for all the other guest stars to fill in.
C'est un grand plaisir de revoir ces acteurs dont certains de ree ne sont plus là d'une part et de reentendre la merveilleuse chanson du générique d'autre part.
I forgot how beautiful Arlene Golonka had been. She passed away at 85 in 2021. I had a mad crush on her when I was a lad watching "Love Boat." Rest In Peace, Arlene!
@@sashineb.2114 I sure do. Arlene Golonka was on Maud twice. First as Norma in "The Wallet" in Season 2 (episode #17) and then as Maybelle in "Arthur's Medical Convention" in Season 4 (episode #10). I first saw her on The Andy Griffith Show (Mayberry RFD)
@@mpshields Thanks for mentioning the Season 4 episode of Maude with Arlene. I had forgotten about that one. I must have seen "The Wallet" a gazillion times. It's one of my fave episodes, especially when Norma breaks down in tears and declares, "he's cheating on me, too!" There were a lot of fun lines in that episode.
I remember Melissa Anderson as Mary Ingallls on LITTLE HOUSE. In one of the show 's most infamous episodes, Mary went blind and never regained her sight(though her husband regained his). I'm convinced that this plot development was a key factor in the artistic and ratings decline of the series.
I think it was part of faithfulness to the book and real life, but it was no fun to watch for me personally. Neither were Melissa Sue Anderson's later horror roles I watched (on TV anyway) became they were her, then regretted it. It seemed "Little House On The Prairie" daughters never emotionally shrugged off potential drama or tragedy in the interest of coping with it better. From "I hate that Nellie Olson" / "Laura. Don't say hate. Don't even think hate." to that blindness drama. It seemed no one ever just cried softly to themselves or had a "silver lining is my other senses will become stronger; some other people are blind, too" attitude.
It's amazing how many of these faces I actually do recognize, how many I know to be dead, and how many I just don't have the foggiest idea who they are/were. Looks like they did have the entire Three's Company cast on there at one point in time.
There's one that's about 46 minutes long that introduces all the guest stars from all the seasons. It says Every Guest Star Ever (Almost) I wanted to see more, so I looked it up. I am Getting ready to watch it, now.
The dad also appeared in several Love Boat episodes, just not in this season. Greg, Bobby, and Cindy got snubbed. Barry Williams, who played Greg, seemed especially bothered by the rejection, theorizing the reason for not appearing is that Aaron Spelling didn't like him. He never got an invite to Fantasy Island, another Aaron Spelling production, either. Another fun fact: Only one of the seven Gilligan's Island castaways never appeared on the Love Boat. That would be The Professor, who from a visual standpoint you'd figure would be the best male cast member for the obligatory pool scenes. I've read Russell Johnson didn't like doing scenes shirtless (he never appeared on Gilligan's Island with his shirt off), so maybe that was the hang-up.
@@zanti4132 Very interesting regarding Barry Williams and Aaron Spelling. He was one of the more natural actors of the Brady kids, so it did seem odd for him to not appear on those shows.
Loved those Saturday nights as a kid...
6pm Dance Fever
7pm Solid Gold
8pm CHIPS
9pm Love Boat
10pm Fantasy Island
...tried to stay awake for the whole episode, but it was tough.
11pm get lucky with date in the rec room downstairs........................................DAD YELLS PUT THOSE LIGHTS ON!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Friday nights were good too,Incredible Hulk,Dukes of Hazzard,Dallas
Yes, I think the line up where I was was the Love Boat at 10 pm and Fantasy Island at 11pm. Wouldn't miss it!
When the toughest thing in life was to stay awake to watch your favorite tv show . What beloved youth ( sigh)
For real, great times
What was truly great about love Boat (and Fantasy Island) was that it gave forgotten big stars another chance to shine (and work)
It was also a stepping stone for future superstars like Tom Hanks and Janet Jackson. From Ms. Harper Stacey.
All those actors doing face shots with the “F it. I’m working!” smile
$20k per shot
Brings back a lot of memories of the stars that are no longer with us.
YEAH JUST ABOUT ll of the ones presented are gone
Yes...to be of a certain age and remember so many of the iconic stars who guest starred on this show and no longer with us is quite sad. Alice Faye, Noah Beery...I never really watched the show when it aired, but I'm impressed that it was able to get the old time movie stars that it did. And, by the way, what ever became of Alene Golonka? She seemed to be in most everything back in the 70's...
@@birdsfan57 think she passed recently was on MAYBERRY RFD with Ken Berry
@@birdsfan57 Arlene Golonka died May 31st, 2021 at the age of 85 due to complications of Alzheimer's.
Reminder that everybody gets old, and also that everybody dies. R.I.P. those who passed on. Love Boat was neat.
First and foremost let me say thank you for putting this together, at 56 it's such a bitter sweet reminder of my childhood, watching this realizing how many of these stars are no longer with us 😢😍🙋🙋
I am the same age as you, and you stole my thoughts exactly! I just watched the entire video, telling myself "Nope, she's gone, he's gone, ooohhh! she's still here!" and so forth. I know how you feel maybe.
You're welcome.
I'm 56 also. Exact same memories incredible as we know all these actors from our good years with family &friends ☆☆☆☆☆
@@davidallan2951 I gave up on television long ago. It seemed more "real" when I was young, and the big players here in the U.S. were ABC/NBC/CBS. The networks were television, and I found things to watch that warranted my attention. Watching "Wide World of Sports" with my father is a fond memory. Evel Knievel's jumps! Boxing. Winter sports. And, prime time shows were much more of an event it seems. To be home at 8 or 9 o'clock to see " Emergency" or " Hawaii Five-0". Too many choices now, and I don't look at any of it, other than a few years ago I was still watching some of the Dangerous Crab Fishing Guys, and the Gold Miners, with the big tractors and such. But, I don't even own a television anymore. The ol' lady and me split the house 50-50. She got the inside, and I got the outside! It's all for the better, I was a trucker, and wasn't home enough to matter.
Good to see your input on this, and know that I'm not alone in the nostalgia department. Thanks!
I'm your age and totally agree. I loved this show! So nostalgic. ❤
What a legendary guest star list! There were cast members from : Adam - 12, The Brady Bunch, Gilligan's Island, The Bold and the Beautiful, Good Times, Magnum P.I., and more!
I always think that the ones from "Gilligan's Island" would be wary about going on boats.
@@dhenderson1810 I just hoping made more history books documentary about biography book view VIP tickets tour guide Legends of view of the TV's are in
Charo had been on every season of the love boat. From Ms. Harper Stacey.
Three's Company is in there also. Think the entire cast appeared in one season or another.
@@dhenderson1810Now only one Gilligan Island main cast is still alive.
The guest star list is one of the primary reasons this show lasted for so long... It was literally a variety hour set within the framework of an episodic dramady.
True!
Yeah when your career was on life support your agent sent you down to spelling productions
Love Boat was great, As a child growing up, I looked forward to Saturday Nights watching it
@@bradjames6748 Half of these guest stars were cast members on shows which were big at the time. They did Love Boat to fill contractual obligations.
Considering the attention span of most westerners these days, you could remake this show nowadays as a TikTok series and possibly make it work
I remember watching this with my great grandmother. She always liked seeing all the old stars from the forties and fifties.
So many all-time greats on this show.. what a lineup!
So many celebrities that are unfortunately not with us & they had so much class & grace that so many celebrities today lack.
Dang this is going to one hell of an episode.
Lol. And a long one at that!
This is the episode where Gopher learns a valuable lesson, Isaac realizes he's an alcoholic, Doc discovers he has an STD, Julie figures out what her clipboard is for, and Captain Stubing admits he doesn't know how to pilot a cruise ship because he's really just a news reporter from Minneapolis.
@@bellesogne Don't forget when Vicki is arrested for human trafficking!
@@bellesogne well played, very funny observation!
this is so trippy.. this show was a Sunday night 9pm ABC household tradition followed by Fantasy Island. So very iconic for it's day. Can't say enough about this... Like looking at my high school yearbook. Thank you for posting 🤩
Same here. "Da plane! Da plane!"
Saturday night.
@@michaeljordan6008 I think it originally aired Saturday nights but was pushed up to Sunday (or vice versa).
Sonny Bono said when you appear on the Love Boat, you are either on your way up or on your way out.
What about when you're skiing?
I love how Charo shimmies her shoulders. No camera shot was too short for her to put her stamp on it.
Coochie coochie ...Capetan Stooobing!
She was stunning in Airport ‘79 the Concorde. Why she didn’t nab an Oscar nod remains an enduring mystery.
Charo and Florence Henderson made the most guest appearances on the love boat. From Ms. Harper Stacey.
Yes, and Judy Landers' cheerful movement was like I expected, too...I wished Audrey was with her.
I hated Charo.She was so fuckin annoying on Hollywood Squares.All she's known 4 is saying kootchie, kootchie koo.Shutup already!
This is great. Thanks for going to the effort of putting this together.
My pleasure.
The majority are long gone now. God bless and rest their souls.
Alan Hale on the Love Boat Just don't let him drive the boat 😉
Wow, they had some great people guest star on their show! This is a very impressive resume for The Love Boat.
In 2022, looking at this list of stars l figured at least 3/4's of them are no longer here with us today.
Quite a number of golden Hollywood stars…very cool
If I could go back in time for one day and relive the good old days
Beautiful video, indeed! Thanks so much for sharing it. RIP to most of the great entertainers featured here who are no longer with us...and to both Aaron Spelling and Jeraldine Saunders.
My pleasure.
@@knowyourlimitations.6402 @Know Your Limitations. It truly is a beautiful montage and coincidentally inspiring. Watching this video, I also find it bittersweet because the people we grew up watching represent a TV we don't see anymore. A kind of television that once mattered and was worth watching. Such an example that comes to mind is the late, great character actor James Gregory. His playfully roguish, but yet knowing smile at 2:17 says, "Listen, I know what you're going through because I've been there. Believe me, things will get better. Just hang in there and things will be all right. And *you'll* be all right. OK?"
Back when stars still looked human.
Hear, hear!
The guys had bigger hair than most of the gals!
Back when HUMANS still looked HUMANS
I totally agree 💯💯💯
Wholeheartedly agree.....now you get garden tools.
Had never heard of O.D. Warbux, so looked him up. He was, in fact, Gavin MacLeod in disguise.
That's what I thought too
Mr MacLeod, what was the highlight of your career? A supporting role on one of the greatest tv shows of all time or a starring role in one of the cheesiest shows of all time?
OMG. All of my old friends! Buddy Hackett, Larry Linville, Werner Klemperer! EVRYONE is here!
I enjoyed that far more than I should have.
🤣
Erin Grey, Heather Thomas, Morgan Fairchild......Oh mannnnn....these women looked soooooo much better than today's garden tools. 🥰
Don't forget Phyllis Davis... 😺
I have this song stuck in my head now!! I use to watch this show all the time... 💙💙💙
Jeez, I hadn't thought of Johnny Yune in years! He was the star of one of the funniest movies I remember from my childhood, _They Call Me Bruce?_ I Wiki'd him and found out he passed away in 2020, around the same time my mom passed away. RIP, Johnny. You were a true talent and my brother and I loved your antics. 😢
He did a Fernando sketch with Billy Crystal, and the joke was that Fernando confused Johnny Yune with Johnny Unitas. "So, Johnny, when you led the Colts to that overtime win against the Giants..."
Sorry, for the loss of your mom. My mom passed away from throat cancer in 2013. From Ms. Harper Stacey.
I love this array of guest stars!
I was born in 1961 and am a total 1970’s pop culture freak. And yet, a decent number of these names and faces had me scratching my head.
You have to admit, Melissa Sue Anderson all grown up was a total babe.
She had beautiful blue eyes. From Ms. Harper Stacey.
Yes she really was a beautiful woman
She had such a short career, just the little House. Afterwards, the most rewarding position, a perfect adorable lagon eyed mother. Bye from France
My fave 5:
Joyce Dewitt- 'Threes Company'
Julie Newmar- 'Batman'
Marion Ross- 'Happy Days'
Carolyn Jones- 'The Addams Family'
Lonnie Anderson- 'WKRP in Cincinnati'
@@tweettweetjones1262 So, I guess I wasn't as much of a little weirdo as I thought that I was! Joyce DeWitt was one of my big television crushes back in the day, as was Marion Ross! I am not kidding you.
All The guest stars smiled while staring at the camera ( = The audience) with that melodic Fine tune , helping to the good vibes the show aired. That was the secret of this tv series.
The guest stars that were smiling were thinking about their paychecks for appearing on the show. From Ms. Harper Stacey.
I didn't like the show when it was on. But seeing this wonderful diverse group of stars old and new, and some amazing genuine smiles, is AWESOME.
Great Job! So many of the Golden Era of Hollywood in those snipets!
Ginger Rogers ! damn
Wow! Great job! You really took me back. I enjoyed the trip down memory lane! Thanks!
Thank you so much. Glad to be of service.
I remember watching the Love Boat (and Fantasy Island following it) on a regular basis every Saturday night back in the early-mid 1980s when it was still originally on the air. There was something so COMFORTING and SOOTHING about the opening theme as well as each and every episode. Entertaining too. I still get those same wonderful feelings today when I see the opening and closing credits and theme.
Being raised in an abusive, dysfunctional home at the time, I watched LOTS of tv as a way to provide myself with escape and comfort from my misery and escapist fantasy was exactly the very right kind of formula that I really needed and just PERFECT for a saturday night, especially after a whole weeks worth of depressing, stressful nonsense.
But the fact that i watched and loved the love boat was my MOST closely guarded and BIGGEST well kept secret at the time. Because a teenaged boy simply did NOT admit to his fellow teens about watching love boat as well as being a fan of that show. Not unless he wanted to be the target of ridicule. There were many tv shows around that time a teen could openly admit to being a fan of. But The Love Boat wasnt one of them.
Saturday nights are just not the same without The Love Boat (and Fantasy Island) airing new episodes at its regular time (Love Boat, 9pm. Fantasy Island, 10pm). It's a crying shame, really.
How fantastic and creative...the faces you haven't seen or remembered in decades...Well Done !!!
Ahh, now I’m craving Jiffy Pop. No Saturday evening was complete without it.
Don't forget the chocolate fondue!
Thank you for the trip down memory lane , this was the Super Bowl of Super Stars , love it .
4:15 Marćia and
5:28 Jan Brady grew up so nicely by the end of the 70s
Marcia & Jan were portrayed by Maureen McCormick and Eve Plumb, respectively.
Rumor has it, the "football incident" was all set up by Jan
recuerdos que nunca se olvidan como recordar al elenco del crucero del amor esta serie en sus tiempos fue buena más los artistas invitados de esa serie y los que trabajaban en el barco más me gustó mucho su música como la de otras series buen video amigo 👍
I was speaking to Jesus last Thursday and he said this is one of the best songs ever written and that they play it in their waiting room (they've been busy recently with Covid).
Cool to see this again. When I saw Gene Rayburn, I imagined his reading from a card, "Dumb Dora is soooo dumb!", the Dallas Cowboys Cheerleaders responding "How dumb is she?" and his ending with a phrase ending with a "blank" for all the other guest stars to fill in.
C'est un grand plaisir de revoir ces acteurs dont certains de ree ne sont plus là d'une part et de reentendre la merveilleuse chanson du générique d'autre part.
The Brady Bunch for the win, with a fine showing from Happy Days and Gilligan’s Island.
A lot of legendary names in that list. I grew up with this show, and a lot of the shows/movies these people were famous for. Great stuff.
They got every Actor/ Entertainer/ Singer on the Show... A,B,C,D list.
que hermosa serie , soy un fans y triste de que hayan sacado todos los capitulos.
I enjoyed this. Thank you for all the work toward putting it together. Reminded me of my childhood - Saturday nights.
It was ,my pleasure
I use to watch this show in its original run and in reruns and I forgot how many big stars appeared on it.
Larry Wilcox, also guested in Love Boat, nice one🙂
Super awesome Love Boat Season three guest stars video!!
Great to see all these stats but a bit melancholy also, so many are gone 😢
I forgot how beautiful Arlene Golonka had been. She passed away at 85 in 2021. I had a mad crush on her when I was a lad watching "Love Boat." Rest In Peace, Arlene!
Good 'old Arlene
Do you remember Arlene being in an episode of Maude? It was a fun segment.
@@sashineb.2114 I sure do. Arlene Golonka was on Maud twice. First as Norma in "The Wallet" in Season 2 (episode #17) and then as Maybelle in "Arthur's Medical Convention" in Season 4 (episode #10). I first saw her on
The Andy Griffith Show (Mayberry RFD)
@@mpshields Thanks for mentioning the Season 4 episode of Maude with Arlene. I had forgotten about that one. I must have seen "The Wallet" a gazillion times. It's one of my fave episodes, especially when Norma breaks down in tears and declares, "he's cheating on me, too!" There were a lot of fun lines in that episode.
If you're interested she was in a Season 1 episode of MASH, entitled "Edwina" She goes on a date with Hawkeye that is must see TV!
Amazing montage. Now I need to deep dive where they all are and what their lives became.
Things didn’t go very well for Adam Rich.
Nancy McKeon lives on a ranch in Texas and lives a quiet life.
I remember Melissa Anderson as Mary Ingallls on LITTLE HOUSE. In one of the show 's most infamous episodes, Mary went blind and never regained her sight(though her husband regained his). I'm convinced that this plot development was a key factor in the artistic and ratings decline of the series.
But didn’t the original one go blind? So it could hardly be avoided.
@@xr6lad I never read any of the LH books, but I understand that the real life Mary Ingallls had lost her sight.
I think it was part of faithfulness to the book and real life, but it was no fun to watch for me personally. Neither were Melissa Sue Anderson's later horror roles I watched (on TV anyway) became they were her, then regretted it. It seemed "Little House On The Prairie" daughters never emotionally shrugged off potential drama or tragedy in the interest of coping with it better. From "I hate that Nellie Olson" / "Laura. Don't say hate. Don't even think hate." to that blindness drama. It seemed no one ever just cried softly to themselves or had a "silver lining is my other senses will become stronger; some other people are blind, too" attitude.
I remember it too.
Wow!!! This episode sure had a lot of guest stars.
After watching all the Love Boat intros......I have decided that I have way too much free time, and need seek employment.
Barbie Benton, Melissa Sue Anderson, and Catherine Bach ... heck, did I miss this episode?!
That Joanna Pettet ... low-key hot all the way
It's amazing how many of these faces I actually do recognize, how many I know to be dead, and how many I just don't have the foggiest idea who they are/were. Looks like they did have the entire Three's Company cast on there at one point in time.
1:27 - She was always beautiful, but I think this was Phyllis Davis' best look.
The best years of great family shows
Shelley Fabares is just otherworldly
Shelley fabares had a number one song in 1962 called Johnny Angel. Her best friend was Annette funicello.
@@harperstacey9604 Indeed
This series should have a reboot. Prove me wrong.
Oh wow! Eve Arden and Kaye Ballard in The Mothers In Law!!!😄💞
Never be another show like this one, ever!
They tried making a new version with Robert Uhrich as Captain but it didn't last
Catherine Bach, yum🤤
Love the show.
Happy to say I have never watched one episode of the Love Boat.
Wow , The Skipper, Miss Jane, The Big Ragu, and Sonny Drysdale, Barney Fife and Lovey Howell !!! Lots of repeats from Season 2
How every actor/actress created emotion for all of us.
Quel bonheur c'était cette époque.....
C'était des moments formidables.
@@knowyourlimitations.6402 Les meilleurs
Gee, thanks, now I feel about 100.
Thanks for the memories!!
Rorschach, you don't understand. I'm not locked up on this boat with you. You are locked up with me!
Big cast of celebrities
@ 5:35 Dack Rambo
😂😂😂😂😂😂😂 I’m dead!!! 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
I enjoyed these stars and this show as a kid. Influenced me to be an actor as a youngster.
Everyone is so beautiful and gorgeous.
Back in time when everything was possible❤️
Season three of the Love Boat had many of these great actors and actresses .Awesome.
Wow, includes 4 Three’s Company-ers!
That boat was tiny compared to the huge Pacifc Princess Cruise line boats now.
Wow what mega cast of superstars of season 3 especially Larry Linville and Eddie Mika Colonel clink Buddy Hackett on my guess Superstars 🎩🎩🎩🎩
2:19
Pam Grier, god she is so young!
Well that was fun!
Good Times Trifecta, Ja'Net DuBois, Bernadette Stanis & Jimmie Walker
Basically every tv star from the 70s and 80s….and charo…
Que maravilla ver este intro extendido del crucero actires inolvidsbles que bonitas mujeres..
2:44 Gibbs from NCIS.
I've been on over 20 cruises and never saw any woman resembling Catherine Bach. Sometimes, life isn't fair.
Killer B's, With the letter H putting together a good showing too !!!!
Bring back memories
What a completely different world.
There's one that's about 46 minutes long that introduces all the guest stars from all the seasons. It says Every Guest Star Ever (Almost) I wanted to see more, so I looked it up. I am Getting ready to watch it, now.
Season one had names only, no screenshot of the actor, so I never bothered with it.
Joyce DeWitt! 💙
Wow! That had to be one long episode!😮
7.5 mins of the theme takes me back to the "Too Many Cooks" theme. OMG.
This was the show. ❤
Miami vice!
Wow even Ginger Rogers
In the season 3, we have Carol, Alice, Marcia, Peter and Jan.
5:45
Howard: Please Marion, take the cruise for us!
The dad also appeared in several Love Boat episodes, just not in this season. Greg, Bobby, and Cindy got snubbed. Barry Williams, who played Greg, seemed especially bothered by the rejection, theorizing the reason for not appearing is that Aaron Spelling didn't like him. He never got an invite to Fantasy Island, another Aaron Spelling production, either.
Another fun fact: Only one of the seven Gilligan's Island castaways never appeared on the Love Boat. That would be The Professor, who from a visual standpoint you'd figure would be the best male cast member for the obligatory pool scenes. I've read Russell Johnson didn't like doing scenes shirtless (he never appeared on Gilligan's Island with his shirt off), so maybe that was the hang-up.
@@zanti4132 Very interesting regarding Barry Williams and Aaron Spelling. He was one of the more natural actors of the Brady kids, so it did seem odd for him to not appear on those shows.
@@zanti4132 Aaron Spelling didn't like Greg because he had affairs with both his mom and sister.
@@dsscam LOL, that would also explain why Florence Henderson was pissed off at him.
Eve Plumb looked gorgeous in her episode.