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TV Land: The Love Boat - Official network site. Media downloads, air schedule, episode listings, character profiles, and actor biographies.
IMDb: The Love Boat: The Next Wave - Cast, crew, and production information.
IMDb: Love Boat, The - Cast, crew, and production information, as well as viewer comment.
PCU George Washington - Parody site dedicated to the "crankowners" who began a bogus Navy adventue in Newport News Shipyard in preparation for an aircraft carrier which was being built to replace "The Love Boat."
Hotel Love Boat - Family run hotel 100m from the beach. Description, position, prices and booking.
ErnieAnderson.com - Official archives of voice legend Ernie Anderson (announcer from "The Love Boat" and "America's Funniest Home Videos") are available for radio station imaging. Over 100 generic lines to choose from as well as customized packages.
Anderson, Ernie - ErnieAnderson.com - Archives of the announcer from "The Love Boat" and "America's Funniest Home Videos" are available for radio station imaging. Features generic lines and customized packages.
Spills tarnish cruise ships' 'Love Boat' image - [CNN]
All aboard for Singapore's love boat - [CNN]
Princess Cruises - The cruise line that brought you the Love Boat.

The Love Boat: The Next Wave - The Love Boat: The Next Wave is an American television series which was based on the ABC sitcom The Love Boat. The series aired on UPN from 1998 to 1999.
Love Boat (study tour) - The Overseas Chinese Youth Language Training and Study Tour to the Republic of China is currently a four-week summer program for about 400-600 college-aged Overseas Chinese, which is often nicknamed Love Boat. In Chinese, it is also colloquially referred to as mei-jia-ying (美加營) - America and Canada Camp, a reference to where most of the participants originate.
List of The Love Boat guest stars - This is a list of guest stars on the television series The Love Boat.
The Pleasure Boat - The Pleasure Boat was a reform journal published in Portland, Maine during the mid-nineteenth century by the Quaker reformer and journalist Jeremiah Hacker. Over the first seventeen years of publication (1845-1862) it went by the names The Pleasure Boat and The Portland Pleasure Boat; and some years later was revived under the new title The Chariot of Wisdom and Love (1864-1866).
The Love Boat - |format = Sitcom