Till Death Do Us Part-Maybe/Locked Away/Chubs

Episode aired Nov 11, 1978
TV-PGTV-PG
1h

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7.2/10

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S2.E9

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Melissa Sue Anderson and Bernie Kopell in The Love Boat (1977)

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Widow Ellen Garner is followed by her husband Mickey's ghost who tries to fix her up. Divorced Les and Gail see their daughter and her husband off but get locked in an unused cabin. Gopher's... Read allWidow Ellen Garner is followed by her husband Mickey's ghost who tries to fix her up. Divorced Les and Gail see their daughter and her husband off but get locked in an unused cabin. Gopher's sister Jennifer makes a beeline for Doc.Widow Ellen Garner is followed by her husband Mickey's ghost who tries to fix her up. Divorced Les and Gail see their daughter and her husband off but get locked in an unused cabin. Gopher's sister Jennifer makes a beeline for Doc.

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7.2/10

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Director
- Allen Baron
Writers
- Howard Albrecht(segment Locked Away)
- Art Baer(segment Till Death Do Us Part - Maybe)
- Wilford Lloyd Baumes
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A widow (Vernee Watson), who still hasn't gotten over her husband's death, goes on the cruise and is followed by her husband's ghost (Jimmie Walker), who tries to fix her up with another passenger (Greg Morris). A divorced couple (Janet Leigh and Conrad Bain) sees their daughter (Jamie Lee Curtis) and her husband (Peter Coffield) off but get locked in one of the unused cabins. And Gopher's (Fred Grandy) sister (Melissa Sue Anderson) comes on board and makes a beeline for Doc (Bernie Kopell). —rcs0411@yahoo.com

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Janet Leigh (as Gail) plays the mother of Jamie Lee Curtis' character (Linda); they are actually mother and daughter in real life.

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The Love Boat
Written by Paul Williams and Charles Fox
Performed by Jack Jones

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4/10

Till Boredom Do Us Part

One of the worst written episodes of the entire series. Ironically, it took 6 so-called writers to put this mess of a script together. There are literally five (5) ' What are you doing here?' utterances in the first five minutes. It's downhill from there. The guest stars must have either needed the money or wanted the publicity. 'The Love Boat' while extremely successful, was never known for its profound drama or comedy.

By and large, it's a simple show with many plots making up each hour. This particular one, though, ranks as one of the worst.

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