La croisière s'amuse, nouvelle vague

I completely agree with the first two reviews this is just a cheap knock-off of a great show!

Thank you for using two songs performed by the great Dick Haymes for your episode about the 1940s and the Bermuda Triangle. I am a loyal and dedicated admirer of Mr. Haymes and it is nice to hear his voice as a wonderful accent to a television show that is so well done. Bravo!

Could it get any worse, what a cheap knock-off of a series that ran 10 years then ran into rocks and sunk. A pale copy of the original just didn't shine like the original.

I was a big fan of the original Love Boat, and I had high hopes for the reboot. To some extent the reboot was unfairly maligned, but maybe it needed more of an edge to set it apart from the original.

Maybe another reboot can be done please. If so, I nominated acclaimed British actor Danny Dyer to play the captain.

Right off the bat, this copy-cat TV show took a hit which nearly sank it when Aaron Spelling picked his 'friend', Bob Urich, to be the captain of the boat. Urich sucked and so does anybody who likes him, including Aaron.

These were the further lusty adventures of the cruise ship from hell which every cheap bed-hopper flocks to so they can have a one-night stand. Oh boy! 'LOVE' boat? How about 'SLEAZE' boat? There were a few bright lights starting with beautiful Joan Severence (she was WAYYY too good for this tripe). Credit also to Phil Morris and Heidi Mark.

One season was all Spelling could squeeze out of this tired floating trout dukey.