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One stopped watching Love Boat when you finally got a social life and had a excuse to not be sitting near a TV at home at 9 p.m. on a Saturday.

there are episodes filmed on ships. Quite a few featured scenes shot on the real boat mixed with fake studio work. They did more the first half of the season. The Richard Mulligan as a novelist segment of his episode was one a boat while the other two were studio.

You can find online episodes of season one by going over to the imdb.com - and looking up the first season.

what's more addicting is going on a cruise and taking along the Love Boat DVDs with the portable player.

the transfers are up to Paramount's standard.

But I doubt a company approved "behind the scenes" documentary would dare mention most of those stories.

for anyone complaining about the lack of extras, I recommend reading this: ''The Love Boat'' flashback | The Love Boat | Television News | TV | Entertainment Weekly

you can always get it from netflix if it bothers you that much to buy, but you're curious to see it.

Oh YES!!!! And you get to see her "mount" George Jefferson!

It was interesting to see that three different directors did the various storylines during the show. Anyone have a clue if they shot concurrently so that it shortened the production schedule? seeing George Jefferson and Aunt Esther as a married couple was worth this boxset.

Theme song is intact. They don't try to fake it with Row Row Row Your Boat done on kazoo.

I do have a review copy of the set for my quickstopentertainment write-up. I get the idea that Paramount now puts that disclaimer on all their DVD sets just to make sure nobody can sue them for "incomplete episodes" since it might be missing a second or two from the broadcast original version.

10 of the episodes clock in at 50 minutes episode 9 is 49:51 episode 12 is 49:37