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You Can't Do That on Television Romance and Dating (1979–1990) Online

You Can't Do That on Television Romance and Dating (1979–1990) Online
Original Title :
Romance and Dating
Genre :
TV Episode / Family / Comedy
Year :
1979–1990
Directror :
Brenda Mason
Cast :
Alasdair Gillis,Abby Hagyard,Vanessa Lindores
Writer :
Robert Black,Josh Morris
Type :
TV Episode
Time :
30min
Rating :
6.3/10
You Can't Do That on Television Romance and Dating (1979–1990) Online

When a secret admirer woos Lisa with gifts, a love letter and tickets to a cruise, Alasdair seems bent up over the situation, declaring his own love for her. Lisa accepts the secret admirer's cruise offer only to discover it's someone with a special proposal in mind. Meanwhile, Doug, dressed as Cupid, aims to spread the love by shooting castmates with his arrows (getting consistently cockeyed results). Elsewhere: Christine falls in love with a new arcade machine, Nasti brings Hodgkins a date, lovesick Alasdair begs to be shot, Vanessa's movie dates with Doug aren't what she expects, the Taj Mahal gets a feminist view, Valerie checks Alasdair's underpants before a date, the Librarian gets the man of her dreams, Alasdair gets the girl of his dreams, Snake-Eyes has a new lady-friend, Christine connives a curfew extension for her night out with Alasdair, Vanessa hires a love letter service, Barth offers daters two-for-half dinner specials, Blip's computer dating machine makes an unlikely ...
Episode cast overview:
Alasdair Gillis Alasdair Gillis
Abby Hagyard Abby Hagyard - Valerie Prevort / Librarian
Vanessa Lindores Vanessa Lindores
Les Lye Les Lye - El Capitano / Lance Prevort / Barth Baggs / Ross Ewich / Nasti / Mr. Schidtler / Announcer / Blip / Snake-Eyes / Principal
Christine McGlade Christine McGlade
Doug Ptolemy Doug Ptolemy
Lisa Ruddy Lisa Ruddy

Alasdair hosts this episode. With Christine preparing to depart the show, she and Alasdair shared hosting duties through the sixth season so her eventual absence would not be keenly felt.

Writer Robert Black appears as Barth's unnamed employee in this episode.