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Crime Cruise: Love Boat Exposed

Ep50 - Don Knotts Impregnates Catwoman?!

July 04, 2024 • Rob Springer, Charlotte Jones, Caleb Chilcutt • Episode 50

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Julie Newmar + Don Knotts !! The mis-match of the century!!

Now The Love Boat has had pretty much every cast member from another of our old favorite TV shows, Three's Company!

That's right, Catwoman from the original Batman TV show and Classic TV's own Barney Fife / Mr. Furley . Seduction. Impersonation. Pregnancy?

Another plot touches on The Holocaust. Heavy.
Are we even on the right show for this?

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