Passion Cove is an erotic anthology drama series which featured softcore sexual encounters and aired from March 2000 to April 2001 on Cinemax.
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Genre | Comedy Erotic anthology drama |
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Country of origin | United States |
Original language | English |
No. of seasons | 2 |
No. of episodes | 26 |
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Producer | Brian Glazen |
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Running time | 28 minutes |
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Network | Cinemax |
Release | March 3, 2000 April 27, 2001 | –
Summary
editIn each episode, guest stars rent the beach house in a fictional seaside resort Passion Cove, usually for a weekend and magically find love where they were looking for lust. The beach house has a backyard swimming pool and adjacent beach that provide continuity to the 26 episodes.
Series star Caroline Ambrose appears periodically as Samantha, the property's rental agent, but plays no role in the individual stories.
Episodes
editSeason 1
edit- "The Vibe" – March 3, 2000
- "In Too Deep" – March 10, 2000
- "Lights! Camera! Action!" – March 17, 2000
- "Blind Date" – March 24, 2000
- "Payday" – March 31, 2000
- "Behind the Scenes" – April 7, 2000
- "The Gift" – April 14, 2000
- "The Getaway" – April 21, 2000
- "Lost Cowboy" – April 28, 2000
- "Music of Lust" – May 5, 2000
- "Rising Stars" – May 12, 2000
- "Sorority Reunion" – May 19, 2000
- "Watching Linda" – May 26, 2000
Season 2
edit- "Ten Years Later" – February 2, 2001
- "Enchanted Weekend" – February 9, 2001
- "The Bet" – February 16, 2001
- "Practice What You Preach" – February 23, 2001
- "House Call" – March 2, 2001
- "Over By Sunday" – March 9, 2001
- "Where Have You Been All My Life?" – March 16, 2001
- "The Surrogate" – March 23, 2001
- "Silent Night" – March 30, 2001
- "Best Friends" – April 6, 2001
- "Ghostly Passion" – April 13, 2001
- "Discreet Affair" – April 20, 2001
- "The Best Revenge" – April 27, 2001
In popular culture
editIn the 2007 episode "Chuck Versus the Alma Mater" of the comedy spy programme Chuck, the possibility of playing Passion Cove on every TV in an electronics store is uttered as a threat.
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