Can you tell the difference between a Blondie song and a Love Boat story?

Can you find rapture — or will this quiz trick you one way or another?

 The Everett Collection

In the late 1970s and early 1980s, love was in the discos and on the water. Two of the biggest things going in pop culture were The Love Boat and Blondie. The two had a lot more in common than you might think.

Both Debbie Harry and the Love Boat screenwriters had a way of writing about romance with sharp wit, and Blondie seemed a bit obsessed with writing about the ocean. 

On paper, a Blondie song title and Love Boat episode can sound, well, rather interchangeable. Don't believe us? Try to get more than 12 correct!

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  1. "The Village People Ride Again"
     CBS Television Distribution
  2. "Heart of Glass"
     CBS Television Distribution
  3. "The Tide Is High"
     CBS Television Distribution
  4. "Ex Plus Y"
     CBS Television Distribution
  5. "Hit or Miss America"
     CBS Television Distribution
  6. "Love at the Pier"
     CBS Television Distribution
  7. "Hey, Jealous Lover"
     CBS Television Distribution
  8. "Island of Lost Souls"
     CBS Television Distribution
  9. "Bermuda Triangle Blues (Flight 45)"
     CBS Television Distribution
  10. "Computerman"
     CBS Television Distribution
  11. "The Kissing Bandit"
     CBS Television Distribution
  12. "Disco Baby"
     CBS Television Distribution
  13. "Man Overboard"
     CBS Television Distribution
  14. "Kung Fu Girls"
     CBS Television Distribution
  15. "I'll Never Forget What's Her Name"
     CBS Television Distribution
  16. "Accidents Never Happen"
     CBS Television Distribution
  17. "Till Death Do Us Part — Maybe"
     CBS Television Distribution

Can you tell the difference between a Blondie song and a Love Boat story?

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