...and in sadder, but less important news, the Love Boat has made its last voyage:
http://money.msn.com/now/post--the-love-boat-heads-for-the-scrap-heap
...and in sadder, but less important news, the Love Boat has made its last voyage:
http://money.msn.com/now/post--the-love-boat-heads-for-the-scrap-heap
I didn't realize it'd had that long of a life.
We were on a cruise when the Love Boat was docked next to us. It was tiny 10 years ago. very, very tiny.
And the Mega Ship we were on then isn't even close to the biggest anymore.
On the other hand, I wonder if she would have fit up the St. Lawerence Seaway. Would be nice to have a real cruise ship here in the Great Lakes.
We were on the Love Boat itself and on the Love Boat show too.
It was a great boat. It didn't overload the ports like the mega ships do so there was more you could do and see.
My wife is going to cry when she hears this.
There is a running joke in our house. When we turn on the TV on Saturday night, someone always asks, "What do we usually watch tonight, Love Boat?"
Didn't realize the show went till '86. Thought it ended around 82-83.
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