On a night full of firsts, these Golden Globe winners captured our attention with their watch-worthy performances.
Take a look back at the TV series that took home Golden Globe Awards for Best Television Series in the categories of Drama and Comedy.
Title: Lose One, Win One/The $10,000 Lover/Mind My Wife (31 Jan 1981)
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| Episode complete credited cast: | |||
| Gavin MacLeod | ... | Captain Merrill Stubing | |
| Bernie Kopell | ... | Doctor Adam Bricker | |
| Fred Grandy | ... | Ship's Purser 'Gopher' Smith | |
| Ted Lange | ... | Bartender Isaac Washington | |
| Jill Whelan | ... | Vicki Stubing | |
| Lauren Tewes | ... | Cruise Director Julie McCoy | |
| James Darren | ... | Tony Streeter | |
| Gina Hecht | ... | Norma Kittredge | |
| Dorian Lopinto | ... | Priscilla Hensley / Penny Kipnis | |
| Steve Marachuk | ... | Nick Rondo | |
| Ron Palillo | ... | Casper Martin | |
| Jill St. John | ... | Sandy Wilston | |
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Sam Chew Jr. | ... | Buckstone Cooper |
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James MacKrell | ... | Charlie Wilson (as Jim McKrell) |
Doc Bricker (Bernie Kopell) is excited to see his old medical school chum (James MacKrell), but when the old friend has to skip the trip, he asks Doc to look after his wife (Jill St. John) and the wife is very interested in getting to know Doc better; a very ordinary-looking guy (Ron Palillo) is actually the world's greatest lover; and a woman (Dorian Lopinto) either has a twin or a secret past. Written by Glorified Gopher
