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• Cruise ship
• Record holder
• Record holder?
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• Port vessel
• Garbage can insert
• Passenger ship
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Bernie Kopell Was Glad 'My Hairpiece Did Not Fall Off' During Love Scene with Love Boat Guest Star Juliet Prowse

The actor also said during a Q&A with costars Fred Grandy, Ted Lange and Jill Whelan on the Enchanted Princess cruise ship that he had a "long-time crush" on Prowse

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• Love Boat stars Fred Grandy, Bernie Kopell, Ted Lange and Jill Whelan reunited on Princess Cruise’s Love Boat  Celebration that left out of Brooklyn, N.Y. on Saturday, Aug. 31
• Kopell told the crowd during a cast Q&A on board the Enchanted Princess that he had a “long-time crush” on Love Boat guest star Juliet Prowse
• The actor also shared how his character Dr. Adam Bricker got his name

Fans of The Love Boat know the show, in part, for all the big-name guest stars who appeared on the series during its 10-season run. Kathy Bates , LeVar Burton , Carol Channing , Courteney Cox , Jamie Lee Curtis , Michael J. Fox , David Hasselhoff , Heather Locklear , Joan Rivers and Andy Warhol represent just a few of the many names who stopped by the ship.

But for Love Boat lead Bernie Kopell, who played Doctor Adam Bricker, one guest star in particular stood out: Juliet Prowse.

“I had a long-time crush on Juliet,” Kopell, 91, said during the Love Boat  Legacy: Original Cast Reflections Q&A on  Princess Cruise ’s  Love Boat  Celebration Sunday, Sept. 1, adding that the actress had the most “marvelous, beautiful legs in the universe — if you like that sort of thing.”

Kopell called his scenes with Prowse, who died in 1996 at age 59, “astonishing.” The actor also recalled aboard the Enchanted Princess how producers thought he looked “a little older than we wanted you to look” during his time on the show from 1977-1987, so they gave him a “marvelous hairpiece” that Kopell “proudly wore,” even during a love scene with Prowse.

“I was so concerned,” Kopell said. “We got the scene in bed and she said, ‘Charles Boyer had a scene very much like this. And just before the scene is set for this beautiful young lady [he said], 'Darling, if possibly during this very sexy scene, I get aroused. At the same time during this very sexy scene if I don't get aroused, forgive me, please.' We did the scene. My hairpiece did not fall off. Thank God.”

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Kopell additionally shared that he kept in touch with guest stars Charo and Diahann Carroll over the years.

Earlier during the panel — which also featured his castmates Fred Grandy, Ted Lange and  Jill Whelan and moderator Jim Colucci — Kopell talked about how his character got his name after being called Dr. O’Neill in one of the TV movie pilots for The Love Boat .

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“The producers looked at me and said, ‘O’Neill? Oy vey!’” Kopell quipped.   So he pivoted to a new surname.

“The character was a very proficient doctor — at the same time, he loved to chase the ladies,” Kopell said. “And to clean it up, he was a bit of a pricker. I’m sorry, Mommy! I said, ‘Let’s change the P to a B. That’s how it worked out.”

The Love Boat  Celebration sailing kicked off its seven-night adventure on Saturday, Aug. 31, leaving out of Brooklyn, N.Y. and making stops in Boston and Eastport, Maine, as well as Saint John and Halifax in Canada. Throughout the sailing, guests could participate in Love Boat  trivia, sip on specialty Love Boat cocktails, rewatch episode of the series by the pool, snap photos with the cast and attend one of two Air Supply concerts. The Love Boat stars will be officiating a vow renewal on board on Friday, Sept. 6 before Whelan, 57, hosts a farewell show ahead of the ship’s return to New York City.

A limited group of 100 guests who opted for the  Love Boat  VIP Package also enjoyed access to an exclusive welcome reception with the show’s stars and a cast dinner.

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Princess’s next  Love Boat  Celebration at Sea themed cruise will sail from Galveston, Texas on Regal Princess from Nov. 16-23, 2025 and make stops throughout Mexico at Cozumel, Costa Maya and Roatan.

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The cruise ship, built in 1993, lengthened in 2009 and refurbished in 2019, has had multiple owners during its 31-year history. Odyssey was purchased by Villa Vie Residences last year with a business model that favored residences and global circumnavigation over the weekly itineraries and repeat routes of other cruise ships.

Villa Vie Residences’s marketing manager Sebastian Stokkendal told the Associated Press that the company had been “humbled by the scale of what it takes to reactivate a 30-year-old vessel from a four-year layup.” Harland & Wolff, which built the HMS Titanic over a century ago, has been working on Odyssey ’s rudder shafts, steel hull, and engines. “We expect a very anticipated successful launch next week where we will head to Bremerhaven, Amsterdam, Lisbon, then across the Atlantic for our Caribbean segment,” Stokkendal said.

That is welcome news for about 200 residents who have been staying in Belfast for months. “We’re ready to set sail, for sure,” Lanette Canen, who has been waiting with her partner Johan Bodin, told the Associated Press. “When we’d visited every pub and tried and every fish and chips place and listened to all the places that have Irish music, then we were ready to go elsewhere,” she said.

The passengers seem to have adopted a positive attitude, even as more delays were announced. Dr. David Austin, from Georgia, told the BBC that he has “stopped counting down” the days until the ship launches. “The payoff of seeing the world in this fashion is too great to feel too disappointed with each delay announcement,” he said. “I was committed, having sold my house right before my arrival, and I’ve stayed committed to this adventure with every delay.”

The business model for residential cruising has had at least one success, MS The World , which launched in 2002, but other ventures such as Life at Sea canceled its three-year voyage last year because it was unable to find a vessel. Another, called Victoria Adventures, also stalled. What promises to be the most exclusive residential ship, Njord , is scheduled to launch next year. The 948-foot vessel has suites that start at $8 million.

High-end hotel chains such as the Four Seasons and the Ritz-Carlton also have large, purpose-designed vessels they call “superyachts” for members to circumnavigate the world. The Aman hotel chain is also building a specialized luxury vessel called Aman at Sea.

Villa Vie CEO Mike Petterson said Odyssey should launch by the end of this week. “We’re not focused on the next days or weeks, we are focused on the rest of our lives and what this company will do for the residents and the industry,” he told the BBC, adding that Odyssey is the first “affordable” residential cruise ship. “When you’re the first at doing something, you will run into hiccups, but we’re definitely getting there, and although we are late, we will launch,” he said.

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I spent $7,000 on an 8-day luxury cruise with just 100 passengers on board. I can't recommend it enough.

• I went on an eight-day Lindblad Expeditions National Geographic cruise.
• The $7,000 cruise included snorkeling with sea lions, hiking, and close encounters with gray whales.
• The all-inclusive trip ended up being a great value and I'd gladly do it again.

In February, I went on a Lindblad Expeditions National Geographic cruise that was unlike any other trip I'd ever been on before.

I snorkeled next to sea lions, swam with exotic fish, and came so close to a gray whale that I could've reached out and touched it.

Although $7,000 per person for an eight-day, seven-night journey isn't cheap, my trip came with a lot of perks — and I didn't spend any additional money on board.

Here's why this bucket-list experience was worth every penny.

Getting to the boat was easy, and the staterooms were comfortable

My son and I flew nonstop from Los Angeles to Loreto, Mexico, where Lindblad's team greeted us. Comfy coaches whisked us to our temporary floating home, the National Geographic Venture.

The luxurious ship had outdoor decks, an indoor lounge with seating for all passengers, and numerous practical amenities, such as a fitness center.

The Venture has 50 cabins for 100 guests. We shared a stateroom with Scandinavian-style furniture, including two single beds, a foldout couch, and a desk.

Our room's large windows allowed us to watch the scenery float by.

Experts aboard the ship ensured we made the most of our adventure

As soon as we unpacked, passengers and crew got acquainted at an introductory meeting.

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Our captain mapped out the route: We'd start in Loreto on the Sea of Cortez and loop around the Baja Peninsula to the Pacific Ocean. We would disembark in San Carlos, where a coach would escort us back to the Loreto airport.

The ship's team of naturalists, educators, and photography instructors introduced themselves and shared their enthusiasm from the start.

There was never a dull moment on this trip

One standout part of the Venture was its fleet of Zodiacs. These sturdy, inflatable boats hold a dozen passengers and would allow us to access places larger vessels can't, ferrying us to remote locations for up-close observations and interactions with marine life.

Accompanied by a naturalist, we'd board the Zodiacs early in the morning and go on adventures every day.

We got to experience the striking landscape of red volcanic ash and fossilized sand dunes on remote Puerto Gato. There, we chose which activity to partake in: I snorkeled and kayaked while my son balanced on a paddleboard.

Together, we also hiked the dry riverbed with a naturalist who pointed out exotic desert vegetation.

While in Los Islotes, we encountered dozens of playful sea lions as they sunbathed on rocks and frolicked in the sea.

At Cabo Pulmo National Marine Park, we snorkeled around coral reefs filled with colorful fish.

I've snorkeled in many parts of the world, but being in Cabo Pulmo made it clear to me why oceanographer Jacques Cousteau once referred to Baja as "the world's aquarium."

Of course, we saw many whales during the trip. After all, our itinerary was called Baja California: Among the Great Whales .

February is Baja's prime whale-watching season , so the calendar was in our favor.

In Puerto Lopez Mateos, we boarded small boats and observed gray whales, which travel from their Arctic feeding grounds to breed and raise their calves in these sheltered waters. I got so close to these majestic mammals that I nearly touched one.

Cultural experiences were also woven into the trip.

We spent an afternoon watching a folkloric dance performance, visited an organic cattle farm, and sampled authentic local cuisine at several Baja restaurants.

There was also plenty to do on the ship

We spent a lot of each day off of the ship, but we had fun on it.

While on board, life revolved around spotting humpback whales on deck, attending lectures with the naturalists, trying hands-on photography clinics, and partaking in a daily sunrise exercise class.

The onboard lounge was a guest magnet. Bartenders mixed cocktails, and the lounge steward made sure there was always plenty of hot coffee available — even for an early bird like me who craves caffeine at 6 a.m.

The scenery around us was stunning, and the ship offered great views every time of day.

Food was abundant and satisfying

The onboard meals were delicious. Breakfast was a buffet with made-to-order eggs. Lunch and dinner were multi-course, plated meals with five or six different main dishes featuring locally caught fish.

The daily cocktail hour and a morning snack for early risers kept us well-fed.

Above all, the all-inclusive pricing ensured there weren't any surprise expenses

I really appreciated Lindblad's all-inclusive pricing. Once I paid the $7,000 per person, I never opened my wallet again.

The cost of the trip included all activities, equipment (like wetsuits and loaner cameras), food, beverages, and airport transfers. I also got access to satellite internet, which allowed me to check my email and send text messages.

Service was attentive right up to the very end of the trip when the staff prepared boxed lunches for us to eat as we waited for our flights home.

It was an unforgettable experience that I'd book again in a heartbeat.

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