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📺This Love Boat “Swimsuit Edition” compilation is pure 80s TV. It’s basically a montage of female guest stars and extras in swimsuits set to the show’s theme song. The whole thing feels very of its time — light, breezy, and unapologetically focused on showcasing the women on the cruise....

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