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Synopsis. In EX PLUS Y, insurance salesman Barney Mason and his ex-wife Terry both come onboard with their current partners. Even though each has moved on, the broken couple is unnerved with the presence of the other on board. Terry's husband is the couple's former marriage counselor and Barney's girlfriend is a younger woman, making the broken ...
In "Ex Plus Y," newlyweds Terri and Ron Larson (Loretta "M*A*S*H" Swit and Richard "Soap" Mulligan) are adjusting well until Terri encounters ex-husband Barney (Robert Reed) aboard ship with his lady friend. Stream The Love Boat free and on-demand with Pluto TV. Season 1, Episode 3. Stream now. Pay never.
Oct 8, 1977 · Ex Plus Y/ Graham And Kelly/ Goldenagers. Available on Pluto TV, Paramount+, Prime Video. S1 E3: A divorced couple takes the cruise with new mates, and can't seem to avoid one another or stop arguing. Two adolescents develop an awkward flirtation. A senior group inadvertently interferes with its director's fledgling romance with Julie.
A divorced couple takes the cruise with new mates, and can't seem to avoid one another or stop arguing. Two adolescents develop an awkward flirtation. A senior group inadvertently interferes with its director's fledgling romance with Julie.
Watch The Love Boat — Season 1, Episode 3 with a subscription on Paramount+. A new bride (Loretta Swit) encounters her ex-husband; two 13-year-olds find first love; Julie falls for a tour guide ...
Love, `exciting and new,' kept this campy anthology series afloat for the 9th series. As passengers cruised on the Pacific Princess, tales of romance inevitably played out and intertwined, even involving the ship's crew. Producer Aaron Spelling called it `a show for people who couldn't afford a cruise.'
"The Love Boat" was one of those less-said-the-better TV shows from the 1970s; a breeding ground for both over-the-hill celebrities and TV newcomers, it represents the nadir of the Aaron Spelling era, full of pixie-cute retorts both on the Pacific Princess and off (courtesy the 20th Century-Fox studios on Pico Blvd., not quite the ritzy port a vacation-starved viewer might hope for).
