Talk:List of The Love Boat episodes

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Inverted titles?[edit]

Why are some of the episode titles, and even segment titles, inverted as though they were going to be alphabetized? Examples:

"The Oldies But Goodies / Grass Is Always Greener, The / Stages of Love"
"Audit Couple, The / Scoop, The / My Boyfriend's Back"
"The Critical Success / Love Lamp Is Lit, The / Take My Boy Friend, Please / Rent a Family / Man in Her Life – Part 1"
"Brotherhood of the Sea, The / Letter to Babycakes / Daddy's Pride"
"The Spider Serenade, The / Next Door Wife / Harder They Fall"

In the case of the last example, it looks like the "The" in the third segment title has gotten attached to the first segment title.

Can we at least agree that the titles should not be inverted, since they aren't going to be alphabetized in this table? --Metropolitan90 (talk) 07:10, 20 October 2014 (UTC)[reply]

Season 4, Episode 25[edit]

Is there a reason that the two-hour Season 4, Episode 25 is numbered as a single episode, rather than as two one-hour episodes (Part 1 and Part 2), as is done for other two-hour episodes (e.g., S01 #15 & 16, S02 #1 & #2, S02 #18 & 19, S03 #1 & #2, S04 #2 & #3, etc.)? Other data providers number S04 #25 as episodes #25 & #26, and then the remainder of the season as #27 and #28. --Nachruf (talk) 03:13, 6 February 2016 (UTC)[reply]

Redundant plot summaries[edit]

Is there any reason why so many episodes have two very similar plot summaries?

For instance, for season 1, episode 2:

A man (John Ritter) poses as a woman because the only available cabin mate was already occupied by another woman (Tovah Feldshuh). A quarreling couple (Sherman Hemsley, LaWanda Page) is trapped in an elevator. A tycoon hires a detective (Dennis Cole) to find out if his wife (Jaclyn Smith) is cheating.

Dale Reinhart pursues the girl who dumped him and dresses in drag to get the only available cabin; Bickering Maury and Stella Marshall get stuck in a elevator; Janette Bradford is followed by the P.I. her husband hired to keep tabs on her. 73.166.250.111 (talk) 19:35, 19 April 2018 (UTC)[reply]