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* FormulaBreakingEpisode: Two installments were Hanna-Barbera animated pieces: ''Love and the Private Eye'' (Richard Dawson voiced Melvin Danger, a detective who fancies himself a ladies' man), and ''Love and the Old-Fashioned Father'' (which would beget the syndicated series ''WesternAnimation/WaitTillYourFatherGetsHome'').
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* TheRemake: In 1987 ABC created a short lived ''The New Love American Style''.
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* TheRemake: In 1987 1985, ABC created a short lived ''The New Love American Style''.
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* ChristmasEpisode: "Love and the Christmas Punch" has hapless Henry Gibson attempting to deliver flowers at a drunken Christmas party and winding up in his GoofyPrintUnderwear.
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* ChristmasEpisode: "Love and the Christmas Punch" has hapless Henry Gibson Creator/HenryGibson attempting to deliver flowers at a drunken Christmas party and winding up in his GoofyPrintUnderwear.
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* TitleThemeTune: "Truer than the red, white and blue-hoo-hoo-HOO!"
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* TitleThemeTune: "Truer Performed by Music/TheCowsills in the first season, and by the Ron Hicklin Singers (backing vocalists for Series/ThePartridgeFamily) from season 2 onwards.
-->''"Truer than the red, white andblue-hoo-hoo-HOO!"blue-hoo-hoo-HOO!"''
-->''"Truer than the red, white and
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--> ''"And on a star spangled night, my love''
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-->''Out by the dawn's early light, my love''
-->''I will defend your right to try."''
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''Love, American Style'' (1969–1974) was a [[GenreAnthology comedy anthology]] show on Creator/{{ABC}} that presented various small skits relating to romance, sex, or people's love lives.
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''Love, American Style'' (1969–1974) was a [[GenreAnthology comedy anthology]] show on Creator/{{ABC}} that aired for five seasons (1969–74) on Creator/{{ABC}}, which presented various small skits relating to romance, sex, or people's love lives.
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--> ''"And on a star spangled night night, my love''
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-->(my love come to me),''
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--> ''"And on a star spangled night my love''
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-->''I will defend your right to try."''
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* QuittingToGetMarried: In one sketch a woman who is a professional [[JumpingOutOfACake cake jump-outer]] has a boyfriend who doesn't want her doing that any more, so he proposes. She quits on the spot, mere moments before she's scheduled to jump.
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* QuittingToGetMarried: In one sketch sketch, a woman who is a professional [[JumpingOutOfACake cake jump-outer]] has a boyfriend who doesn't want her doing that any more, so he proposes. She quits on the spot, mere moments before she's scheduled to jump.
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->''"That's me and you..."''
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* MurphysBed: "Love and the Vertical Romance", in which a woman tries to cure her husband of his irrational fear of beds.
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* MurphysBed: "Love and the Vertical Romance", in which a woman tries to cure her husband of his irrational fear AbsurdPhobia of beds.
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* QuittingToGetMarried: In one sketch a woman who is a professional [[JumpingOutOfACake cake jump-outer]] has a boyfriend who doesn't want her doing that any more, so he proposes. She quits on the spot, mere moments before she's scheduled to jump.
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* {{Eagleland}}: In a few segments, mainly ones set in the south or California. Also in the title, after all it's not ''Love, [[CanadaEh Canadian]] Style''.
* EskimoLand: How a man (Creator/BillBixby) describes his trip to Alaska, worried about the Eskimo tradition of sharing everything...including wives... in "Love and the Eskimo".
* EskimoLand: How a man (Creator/BillBixby) describes his trip to Alaska, worried about the Eskimo tradition of sharing everything...including wives... in "Love and the Eskimo".
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* {{Eagleland}}: In a few segments, mainly ones set in the south The South or California. Also in the title, after all it's not ''Love, [[CanadaEh Canadian]] Style''.
* EskimoLand: How a man (Creator/BillBixby) describes his trip to Alaska, worried about the Eskimo tradition of sharing everything...including wives... in "Love and theEskimo".Eskimo."
* EskimoLand: How a man (Creator/BillBixby) describes his trip to Alaska, worried about the Eskimo tradition of sharing everything...including wives... in "Love and the
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* GreasySpoon: Setting for "Love and the Blue Plate Special".
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* GreasySpoon: Setting for "Love and the Blue Plate Special".Special."
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* JumpingOutOfACake: The extra job in "Love and the Extra Job".
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* JumpingOutOfACake: The extra job in "Love and the Extra Job".Job."
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''Love, American Style'' (1969–1974) was a [[GenreAnthology comedy anthology]] show on Creator/{{ABC}} that presented various small skits relating to romance, sex, or people's love lives. The general format opened with a short (30-second) skit where (usually) a guy would try something and end up becoming the butt of a joke, like trying to make out with a girl and then discover it's a guy, or the woman is willing but her husband is lying asleep in the same bed. (Oh, don't worry about it, he's so drunk he'll never notice.)
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''Love, American Style'' (1969–1974) was a [[GenreAnthology comedy anthology]] show on Creator/{{ABC}} that presented various small skits relating to romance, sex, or people's love lives.
The general format opened with a short (30-second) skit where (usually) a guy would try something and end up becoming the butt of a joke, like trying to make out with a girl and then discover it's a guy, or the woman is willing but her husband is lying asleep in the same bed. (Oh, don't worry about it, he's so drunk he'll never notice.)
The general format opened with a short (30-second) skit where (usually) a guy would try something and end up becoming the butt of a joke, like trying to make out with a girl and then discover it's a guy, or the woman is willing but her husband is lying asleep in the same bed. (Oh, don't worry about it, he's so drunk he'll never notice.)
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There would then be a much longer skit, running anywhere from 10 minutes to the rest of the show. It would be followed by another 30-second short, then if time remained, another longer skit. This format was not always followed; a few episodes were {{Poorly Disguised Pilot}}s that ended up becoming regular series, such as ''Series/HappyDays'' and ''WaitTillYourFatherGetsHome''.
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There would then be a much longer skit, running anywhere from 10 minutes to the rest of the show. It would be followed by another 30-second short, then if time remained, another longer skit. This format was not always followed; a few episodes were {{Poorly Disguised Pilot}}s that ended up becoming regular series, such as ''Series/HappyDays'' and ''WaitTillYourFatherGetsHome''.''WesternAnimation/WaitTillYourFatherGetsHome''.
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There would then be a much longer skit, running anywhere from 10 minutes to the rest of the show. It would be followed by another 30-second short, then if time remained, another longer skit. This format was not always followed; a few episodes were {{Poorly Disguised Pilot}}s that ended up becoming regular series, such as ''HappyDays'' ''Series/HappyDays'' and ''WaitTillYourFatherGetsHome''.
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"Gotta Dance" being one of them.
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* IdiosyncraticEpisodeNaming: Every skit has a title like "Love and the ______" or "Love in the _____".
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* IdiosyncraticEpisodeNaming: Every skit has a title like "Love and the ______" or "Love in the _____". In TheRemake, there were exceptions.
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'''''Love American Style''''' (1969–1974) was a [[GenreAnthology comedy anthology]] show on {{ABC}} Creator/{{ABC}} that presented various small skits relating to romance, sex, or people's love lives. The general format opened with a short (30-second) skit where (usually) a guy would try something and end up becoming the butt of a joke, like trying to make out with a girl and then discover it's a guy, or the woman is willing but her husband is lying asleep in the same bed. (Oh, don't worry about it, he's so drunk he'll never notice.)
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'''''Love American Style''''' (1969–1974) was a [[GenreAnthology comedy anthology]] show on {{ABC}} that did a collection of presented various small skits relating to romance, sex, or people's love lives. The general format opened with a short (30-second) skit where (usually) a guy would try something and end up becoming the butt of a joke, like trying to make out with a girl and then discover it's a guy, or the woman is willing but her husband is lying asleep in the same bed. (Oh, don't worry about it, he's so drunk he'll never notice.)
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'''''Love American Style''''' (1969–1974) was a [[GenreAnthology comedy anthology]] show on {{ABC}} that did a collection of small skits relating to romance, sex sex, or people's love lives. The general format opened with a short (30-second) skit where (usually) a guy would try something and end up becoming the butt of a joke, like trying to make out with a girl and then discover it's a guy, or the woman is willing but her husband is lying asleep in the same bed. (Oh, don't worry about it, he's so drunk he'll never notice.)
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* ChristmasEpisode: "Love and the Christmas Punch".
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* ChristmasEpisode: "Love and the Christmas Punch".Punch" has hapless Henry Gibson attempting to deliver flowers at a drunken Christmas party and winding up in his GoofyPrintUnderwear.
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* AsHimself: Adam West in "Love and the Great Catch".
* BackToFront: The episode "Love and the Perfect Woman".
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* AsHimself: Adam West Creator/AdamWest in "Love and the Great Catch".
* BackToFront:The episode "Love and the Perfect Woman".Woman".
* ChristmasEpisode: "Love and the Christmas Punch".
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* PromotedToOpeningCredits: [=LAS =] Blackouts player James Hampton in one of the last episodes, "Love and the Image Makers".
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* PromotedToOpeningCredits: [=LAS =] Blackouts player James Hampton (a featured player in the short skits) in one of the last episodes, "Love and the Image Makers".
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* PromotedToOpeningCredits: [=LAS =] Blackouts player James Hampton in one of the last episodes "Love and the Image Makers".
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* IdiosyncraticEpisodeNaming: Every episode has a title like "Love and the ______" or "Love in the _____".
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* AdamWesting: Thirty years before ''FamilyGuy'', Adam West plays himself in "Love and the Great Catch".
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* AdamWesting: Thirty years before ''FamilyGuy'', Adam West ''WesternAnimation/FamilyGuy'', Creator/AdamWest plays himself in "Love and the Great Catch".
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* EskimoLand: How a man (Bill Bixby) describes his trip to Alaska, worried about the Eskimo tradition of sharing everything...including wives... in "Love and the Eskimo".
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* EskimoLand: How a man (Bill Bixby) (Creator/BillBixby) describes his trip to Alaska, worried about the Eskimo tradition of sharing everything...including wives... in "Love and the Eskimo".
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* RichInDollarsPoorInSense: "Love and the Spendthrift.
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* RichInDollarsPoorInSense: "Love and the Spendthrift.Spendthrift".