The Love Boat is Back - But Now It's a Dating Show
156Were you a fan of the classic comedy/drama The Love Boat from the late 1970s and early 1980s? It was a legendary show that revolved around the intrigue and craziness aboard the Pacific Princess cruise ship. And now some of that drama will be brought back to life. But not in the form of a traditional reboot.
▬Contents of this video▬
00:00 - Intro
00:29 - The Original
01:16 - The New Love Boat
02:40 - The Featured Cast
04:16 - The Hosts
05:05 - Reboots and Crossovers
07:36 - Outro
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The Love Boat is getting brought back to life but in the form of a reality dating show. The Real Love Boat is coming to CBS (and to Australia for their own version as well) and will be in the mold of classic reality dating shows. Only, they’ll be aboard a Princess Cruise ship, sailing around the Mediterranean. Hosts Jerry O’Connell and Rebecca Romijn (a real-life married couple) will not only sing the classic Love Boat theme song but will also guide contestants as they compete with others on board to find love. In this video, we’re taking a look at the fun details about the new reality show, as well as some history of the original show.
We go over the cast of the new show, which includes a cruise director, a captain, and a bartender – all of whom have a ton of experience playing those roles in real life. We cover the basics of the reality competition, and what fans can expect from it. Then we talk about the other reboots and crossovers that the Love Boat has had over the years.
Did you know that there was an episode of Martin that was set on a ship, and featured the cast members of The Love Boat, for example? So if you’re a fan of The Love Boat, or a fan of reality dating shows (or both!) check out this video today. Facts Verse presents: The Love Boat is Back - But Now It's a Dating Show!
The Love Boat is Back - But Now It's a Dating Show