Ep35 - Open Marriage Swinger Cruise 70s Style

Lock your cabin doors! Spouses are swapping and no one is safe!

From open marriages and love triangles to questionable moral decisions, no scandal goes unturned in this episode.

Ginger from Gilligan's Island is the Doc's Ex Ex Ex Ex Wife

Down to Clown

Gaslighting, Cheating, and Revenge on the High Seas

06:55 Blood brotherhood involving the doc and captain.

10:36 4th ex-wife, don't feel sorry for Doc.

14:02 She's not impressed and doesn't support it.

18:03 High school teens found to be adults.

20:25 Gopher didn't help Howard, tried uplifting Doc.

- Jokes about sending a glitter bomb to someone

- Commentary on producer Caleb's acting career and missed opportunities on a popular show

Open Marriage Drama

"Living His Best Life": "Of course, he believes in what he's doing. He is living his best life."
— Charlotte

Quote: "Well, it's an open marriage. This thing isn't meant to last. Juan meant to be me and my wife." 
— Producer Caleb

Quote: "Love Boat went against the grain of the time. It gave sort of this almost silly vaudevillian approach to comedy, badly written scripts, Every week, badly written scripts. Rarely any good acting and lots of TNA."
— Rob

Other topics we cover on this episode:
Gaslighting, Cheating, Infidelity, Revenge, Divorce, Drama, Open marriage, Love triangle, Disapproval, Critique, Podcast, Crime Cruise Love Boat Exposed, The Love Boat, Questionable behaviors, Moral ambiguities, Character analysis, Age perspectives, Inappropriate scenes, Crew dynamics, Jealousy, Frustration, Banter, Wealth, Successful, Career, Glitter bomb, Reunite, Gender dynamics, Relationships, Commentary

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