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that Andy Warhol was an unabashed fan of The Love Boat , and his diaries record a meeting to score a guest spot. He appeared as himself on the 200th Episode, costarring with Andy Griffith, Milton Berle, Cloris Leachman, Tom Bosley and Marion Ross.

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Fun Fact: that Andy Warhol was an unabashed fan of “The Love Boat”, and his diaries record a meeting to score a guest spot. He appeared as himself on the 200th Episode, costarring with Andy Griffith, Milton Berle, Cloris Leachman, Tom Bosley and Marion Ross.

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