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A variety of stars perform comic sketches about love relationships.
A variety of stars perform comic sketches about love relationships.
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S2 "Love and the Hustler; Love and the Old Boyfriend"Big Red is waiting to take on a pool hustler from another town; in "Love and the Old Boyfriend," John is pressured at work and henpecked at home.
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S1 "Love and the Living Doll"Harvey resorts to desperate measures to inspire curiosity in the girl across the court.
Love, American Style
S2 "Love and the Logical Explanation; Love and the Groupie"A variety of stars perform comic sketches about love relationships.
Love, American Style
S1 "Love and the Unlikely Couple; Love and the Letter"Wally's parents can't understand why a girl wants to marry him. "Love And The Letter" An immigrant falls in love with his night-school teacher.
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S3 "Love and the Eskimo's Wife; Love and the Instant Father"An important oil lease hinges on an old Eskimo custom; if Walter wants to date his new girl, he must produce a daughter.
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S3 "Love and the Motel Mix-up; Love and the Alibi"Alan and Shari go to a motel and then have second thoughts. "Love and the Alibi": Lenny tries to cover up for his friend's "fooling around."
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