Aloha Paradise

TV Series
1981
1h

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Ms. Sydney Chase welcomed guests at the Paradise Village resort in Hawaii in hopes of fulfilling their romantic dreams. With the help of social director Fran, lifeguard Richard, and bartende... Read allMs. Sydney Chase welcomed guests at the Paradise Village resort in Hawaii in hopes of fulfilling their romantic dreams. With the help of social director Fran, lifeguard Richard, and bartender Eve, visitors are matched with ideal mates.Ms. Sydney Chase welcomed guests at the Paradise Village resort in Hawaii in hopes of fulfilling their romantic dreams. With the help of social director Fran, lifeguard Richard, and bartender Eve, visitors are matched with ideal mates.

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7.6/10

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Sydney Chase

• 1981

Bill Daily

Curtis Shea

• 1981

Pat Klous

Fran Linhart

• 1981

Mokihana

Evelyn Pahinui

• 1981

Stephen Shortridge

Richard Bean

• 1981

Charles Fleischer

Everett

• 1981

Pat Morita

Dr. Nakamura

• 1981

Pat Crowley

Sondra Culberson

• 1981

Louis Nye

• 1981

Martha Nix

Sharon

• 1981

Larry Linville

• 1981

Leslie Nielsen

Grant Culberson

• 1981

• 1981

• 1981

• 1981

Annie St. Clair

• 1981

Randolph Mantooth

• 1981

Gene Barry

• 1981

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Michael Norell was a staff writer on the Aaron Spelling and Douglas S. Cramer produced ABC series hit The Love Boat (1977) from 1977-1979, In 1981, Michael Norell helped develop Aaron Spelling's mid-season network program replacement series, a spin-off of The Love Boat (1977) scenario, for ABC, titled "Aloha Paradise" (eight broadcast episodes). Norell's show credit as producing this show, included writing scripts with his writing colleague Alan Foster Friedman. Norell had worked with Friedman in New York City when he was performing as an actor on the Broadway circuit stage boards. Norell and Friedman shared writing credits as staff writers on this show.