All of MacHales Navy series are tops and what laughter that I had including my family. Some of the best actors out there. I didn't know that Trim Conway passed on - what a loss and he was a great comedian even on other programs like Carol Burnet Show.
The Jules1003 Do you remember a show called "Rango" ? It would've been around 1966. I was 6 years old then, and Tim Conway played a Marshal or a Sheriff of a typical Western Town. I don't remember much, but I remember my Mother telling me that the show was cancelled and I was sad because I used to look forward to it every week. I'm pretty sure it aired on Friday nights. I still remember a cover to TV GUIDE, with RANGO on it, wearing his badge with the circle and star. I never thought to look that show up. I just thought of it now, when you mentioned Tim Conway's other shows.
Reminds me of being very young (7, 8 or 9 maybe) with the whole family parked all over the TV room (floor, chairs, couch, leaning over the back of a chair, etc. all watching a 19" or 20" B&W TV until we got a color set in 1965 or 66. Time flies, does it not?
JOE FLIN DROWNED IN HIS OWN SWMING POOL AND TIM CONWAY DIED IN 2000AND 19 AND ERNEST BORGNINE DIED FROM CANCER AT THE AGE OF 93YEARS OLD AND HE WAS A GREAT ACTOR AS THE SKIPPER IN McHALES NAVY😔
Ted Baxter at 20:35 too funny and Gavin McCloud crew member with Tim Conway, too funny. Oscar winner Ernest Borgnine, probably the most talented sixties show cast
@Diane Newman I think anyone old enough would know that Ted was not a regular on that show. That's Ted getting off the boat at 20:00. I was referring to all the character actors who became famous in the 70s that were popping in and out of 60s show
I MET A GIRL AT A PARTY WHO BROUGHT HER DOG. IT WAS A PUG. I STARTED LAUGHING AT HER DOG, POINTING AT HIS FACE. ''IT LOOKS LIKE ERNEST BOURGNIGN!'' SHE DIDNT KNOW WHO THAT WAS, WE GOOGLED E.B, AND WE ALL DIED LAUGHING!
I remember waiting in anticipation for this show to come on Everytime! Just like Hogan's heroes, Rat patrol, land of the Giants, night gallery, outer limits and many others! It's funny because most young folk today wouldn't get the comedy or content of these programs. I'm not a prude but I think why these shows did so well is because parents could watch them with their kids and not have to explain uncomfortable questions. After homework was done and an hour of reading mom would make popcorn drizzled with butter and we would watch show's until 9pm bedtime. I sure miss those days!
I agree, shows like this and the others you mentioned were family shows, that's why I believe familys then we're so much closer, also no social media or iPhones that people are looking at rather than each other 👍
I love these episodes the slapstick comedy is so refreshing compared with current shows... and the comedic exchange between the actors is just on point!
@@robhofer2390 I saw another episode where one of. Mc Hales men lost the boat while hanging out with.native girl the night befote, So the crew switched numbers with PT 116, Once 116 was 73, the real 73 shows up so they change its number to 116., which belongs to Carpenter. ( the. catch is.the real 73 had beer pretzels.and comic books stashed on board. )Carpenter got.burned by.Binghamton about this,and McHales guys made off to New Calidonia on the PT73. ( actually the 116) with out.beer.and all else.
And McKale - Earnest J. Borgnine was a graduate of my hometown high school - Hamden High School . . . Hamden, Connecticut. Upon his retirement, Erny traveled the country in his own repurposed bus . . . as his own 'home on wheels.' After his death, the 'mobile home movement' evolved ! 😎
Aww Hail no just came across this oh my God is taking me way back to when I was about seven years old when this show first aired and then all the shows after that come on man you guys taking me down memory lane between this Andy Griffith Archie bunkers Sanford and son the Jeffersons come on man it’s a shame our kids don’t get to see this kind of stuff anymore thank you for him who posted this man you bought tears to my eyes Ernie Borgnine and the rest of the cast who we lost RIp To all of you thanks for the laughs and the memories you have given me I salute you all and the PT 73
ALL OF THESE VARIOUS OLDER CLASSIC TV EPISODES ARE REALLY GREAT TO SEE ONCE AGAIN SO MANY YEARS AFTER THE DAYS OF OUR YOUTH WITH MANY NOW VERY WELL KNOWN ACTORS BEFORE THEY REACHED THEIR ULTIMATE FAME - THANK YOU VERY MUCH FOR FINDING AND POSTING THEM HERE.
Some of the scenes and scenarios we see in theses episodes are mildly funny however as a 25 year NAVY veteran, I can't help but think that the writers of these episodes had no clue about the NAVY or NAVY life in general (even during WW II). For comedy to be really funny, there has to be some semblance of reality. McHale's Navy had none.
@@corin164 Sometimes suspending reality is the best way to get through all of the stuff going on around you. I am sure that no one felt that McHale 's Navy was a real depiction of anything military. IT WAS JUST FUNNY! Please learn to take life less seriously and then you will be much happier without the ulcers.
I was 9 when this aired.1963.This is the only comedy show I used to live for that I can't watch 60 years later on TH-cam. It was great for 9 year old minds, (my opinion, yours if different is good too)
PT "squadrons" had tenders that would travel the waters, to bases, to make repairs like this. The tender could actually hoist two PTs on board to work on them.
Gavin MacLeod, who played the sailor "Happy" starts out here as a seaman on McHale's Navy, but in 10 years he becomes the captain of the Love Boat. What a move up!
I guess im asking randomly but does any of you know a trick to get back into an instagram account?? I was dumb lost my login password. I appreciate any assistance you can give me
@@jesuskenneth4318 When I was a kid watching the Wizard of Oz, I could never understand how the scarecrow could talk if he didn't have a brain. Then social media came along, with idiots like you.
My Dad was a decorated WII vet in the Army and joined the Air Force two years after, he loved these Sailors, he especially watched Combat and the Rat Patrol, he was in North Africa at the start of WWII. He loved Sea Hunt too all while still serving over seas including action in Viet Nam before he died. I was allowed to watch them but not Gunsmoke, that was adults only in our house.
I visited Universal Studios, CA in the mid-1970's and saw the actual "PT73" prop used in this show. I wasn't even a real boat. It was made of wood and had barrels lashed to the base to make it appear to float; otherwise, most of the time, during filming, it was on land.
A PT boat had 3 engines. 2 mains and 1 auxiliary . The auxiliary was for moving in and out of tight spaces, and docking and leaving dock. It was the center screw.( propeller.)
2021. Lost Gavin MacLeod. Remembered him from Get Smart, MTM, Kelly's Heroes, and ofcourse, The Love Boat. But, I forgot he was on McHale's Navy. Catch you on the flip-side brother!
Worked for a guy reminded me of McHale. He'd look the other way as long as you could get the job done. They dumped him after 35 years and I went 4 months later. That company's been tanking since. Oh well.
Three big ass aviation engines. These boats could run pretty well on one. If the aircraft engines (Allisons?) were perfectly maintained, you were looking at almost 40 knots. If I had been the writer, I would have repainted the new boat and done a complete switch
Blush it. Maybe they were killed but there was not a lot of gory detail or emphasis. It was about the war right? What a joke... it doesn’t even compare to the sewage they have on the today!
I USED TO WATCH THESE SHOWS,THIS WAS BLACK & WHITE TV, & MY FOLKS WOULD LET ME, WATCH THESE SHOWS, BECAUSE THEY WATCHED THEM TOO. AND COLOR TV, WAS CREATED IN 1967,TECHNICOLOR & NBC WITH THEIR COLORED PEACOCK.
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Tim Conway a brilliant comedian R.I.P. wish that series had another 3 years of original episodes made.
Tim was awesome. Tim Conway will make people laugh forever.
Joe Flynn, was terrific. He carried the show well. His expressions were always perfect. RIP, Joe.
He played a truly sinister role in an episode of Highway Patrol.
I remember watching this series as a kid. Always loved this show.!!
What a Great Program it was? And the Zany things they did were Just Unbelievably Hilarious 😂😆😆😂.
It is great to watch the eps back to back and see how the characters developed over time. Parker and Binghamton always made it for me.
When I was a kid this was my favorite episode.
All of MacHales Navy series are tops and what laughter that I had including my family. Some of the best actors out there. I didn't know that Trim Conway passed on - what a loss and he was a great comedian even on other programs like Carol Burnet Show.
The Jules1003 Do you remember a show called "Rango" ? It would've been around 1966. I was 6 years old then, and Tim Conway played a Marshal or a Sheriff of a typical Western Town. I don't remember much, but I remember my Mother telling me that the show was cancelled and I was sad because I used to look forward to it every week. I'm pretty sure it aired on Friday nights. I still remember a cover to TV GUIDE, with RANGO on it, wearing his badge with the circle and star. I never thought to look that show up. I just thought of it now, when you mentioned Tim Conway's other shows.
trim conway ?
Sue's. Also loved F troop.
@@SmackWaterJack001 He lost weight.
@@waynemarvin5661 😂
Reminds me of being very young (7, 8 or 9 maybe) with the whole family parked all over the TV room (floor, chairs, couch, leaning over the back of a chair, etc. all watching a 19" or 20" B&W TV until we got a color set in 1965 or 66. Time flies, does it not?
My Father was a P.T boat commander, HE Loved This show,couldn't stand J.F.K.. I rarely saw him laughing but this was one T.V show he enjoyed.
I met Lt. Carpenter on a tour of movie studio in California in 1965. He was very accommodating.
Tim Conway is a comedy MASTER !!!😆
Thx for posting this, back when TV was good..and so were the actors.
Loved this show when I was a kid, still do.
ME TOO AND MY DAD TOO
@@elmerlarimer9026 SAME HERE
R.I.P Tim Thanks for the laughs.
Especially the dentist skit.
@@guynorth3277 0⁹ⁿ
@@jeanetterodriguez2386 8
JOE FLIN DROWNED IN HIS OWN SWMING POOL AND TIM CONWAY DIED IN 2000AND 19 AND ERNEST BORGNINE DIED FROM CANCER AT THE AGE OF 93YEARS OLD AND HE WAS A GREAT ACTOR AS THE SKIPPER IN McHALES NAVY😔
"Where away?" "Two points off the Starboard bow." (I love that talk.)
Ted Baxter at 20:35 too funny and Gavin McCloud crew member with Tim Conway, too funny. Oscar winner Ernest Borgnine, probably the most talented sixties show cast
@Diane Newman I think anyone old enough would know that Ted was not a regular on that show. That's Ted getting off the boat at 20:00. I was referring to all the character actors who became famous in the 70s that were popping in and out of 60s show
Judge Smails.
It was truly awesome to view after so many years. Made Erine a household name. And Tim.
I MET A GIRL AT A PARTY WHO BROUGHT HER DOG. IT WAS A PUG. I STARTED LAUGHING AT HER DOG, POINTING AT HIS FACE. ''IT LOOKS LIKE ERNEST BOURGNIGN!'' SHE DIDNT KNOW WHO THAT WAS, WE GOOGLED E.B, AND WE ALL DIED LAUGHING!
Crewman Bell, the "Mr. Scott" of the PT 73.
@@Guitarman7133 love ❤️ bull dogs but the skip was HOT.
I never missed an episode, watched this and Gilligan's Island every day after school. Then did my homework.
Oh yeah? My dad did after school too. Which episodes are your favorite?
Of Mchales navy
Look closely at the " 211" number, it's just a sticker over the " 73" number.
Me too!🤗
Me too!
dont forget in that era...superman,jungle jim and bomba the jungle boy
I remember waiting in anticipation for this show to come on Everytime! Just like Hogan's heroes, Rat patrol, land of the Giants, night gallery, outer limits and many others! It's funny because most young folk today wouldn't get the comedy or content of these programs. I'm not a prude but I think why these shows did so well is because parents could watch them with their kids and not have to explain uncomfortable questions. After homework was done and an hour of reading mom would make popcorn drizzled with butter and we would watch show's until 9pm bedtime. I sure miss those days!
I agree, shows like this and the others you mentioned were family shows, that's why I believe familys then we're so much closer, also no social media or iPhones that people are looking at rather than each other 👍
@@55Quirll indeed my friend, indeed!
Don't forget F Troop.
@@dleet86 oh yeah! And Rat Patrol
Hey thisolddog, I can fully relate with Your Comment's. As that sounded so Much like ours House also. Well here's Wishing You the Best .
All gone except Willie & Fugi. I miss my childhood in the 60's.
I used to love watching this and Hogans Heroes with my grandmother.
I love these episodes the slapstick comedy is so refreshing compared with current shows... and the comedic exchange between the actors is just on point!
The 60's and 70's were the best of times.
@@zztop8592u😊xoxo 03!
My Dad Just ❤ Ed This Show. He was in The Navy During WW2. 😊
Just found these , they are excellent . never knew they existed until now. Thanks for posting and thanks for TH-cam
I vaguely remember watching Rat Patrol when I was a kid about 6 years old. My favorite though was Black Sheep Squadron.
I like how the officers and the captain can wear shirts buttoned.up with ties on in the balmy South Pacific,
John Bockelie ...that’s the Navy for ya!
@@robhofer2390 I saw another episode where one of. Mc Hales men lost the boat while hanging out with.native girl the night befote, So the crew switched numbers with PT 116, Once 116 was 73, the real 73 shows up so they change its number to 116., which belongs to Carpenter. ( the. catch is.the real 73 had beer pretzels.and comic books stashed on board. )Carpenter got.burned by.Binghamton about this,and McHales guys made off to New Calidonia on the PT73. ( actually the 116) with out.beer.and all else.
Tim Conway quoted the manual just like Ken Berry as Captain Parmenter on F-Troop.
Loved this as a kid
And McKale - Earnest J. Borgnine was a graduate of my hometown high school - Hamden High School . . . Hamden, Connecticut. Upon his retirement, Erny traveled the country in his own repurposed bus . . . as his own 'home on wheels.' After his death, the 'mobile home movement' evolved ! 😎
And the episodes are available on TH-cam free of charge.
It's a wonderful series with Ernie and his son traveling, he's a really down to earth guy.
Aww Hail no just came across this oh my God is taking me way back to when I was about seven years old when this show first aired and then all the shows after that come on man you guys taking me down memory lane between this Andy Griffith Archie bunkers Sanford and son the Jeffersons come on man it’s a shame our kids don’t get to see this kind of stuff anymore thank you for him who posted this man you bought tears to my eyes Ernie Borgnine and the rest of the cast who we lost RIp To all of you thanks for the laughs and the memories you have given me I salute you all and the PT 73
ALL OF THESE VARIOUS OLDER CLASSIC TV EPISODES ARE REALLY GREAT TO SEE ONCE AGAIN SO MANY YEARS AFTER THE DAYS OF OUR YOUTH WITH MANY NOW VERY WELL KNOWN ACTORS BEFORE THEY REACHED THEIR ULTIMATE FAME -
THANK YOU VERY MUCH FOR FINDING AND POSTING THEM HERE.
Some of the scenes and scenarios we see in theses episodes are mildly funny however as a 25 year NAVY veteran, I can't help but think that the writers of these episodes had no clue about the NAVY or NAVY life in general (even during WW II).
For comedy to be really funny, there has to be some semblance of reality. McHale's Navy had none.
Co Rin who cares about reality. This show makes me forget the day to day drab news going on right now.
I don’t want to alarm you but your cap lock is on
@@corin164 Sometimes suspending reality is the best way to get through all of the stuff going on around you. I am sure that no one felt that McHale 's Navy was a real depiction of anything military. IT WAS JUST FUNNY! Please learn to take life less seriously and then you will be much happier without the ulcers.
@@arthurc1971 No it isn't. I always use Caps when typing the word "NAVY".
I Loved how Tim Conway created the old man on Carol Burnet.
I Never Missed this when it was on TV ! Love the Show.
All my childhood memories are in black & white.
AMEN
A few years back convinced my oldest grandson that the whole world was black and white when I was his age.
great title for a country song...
@Saber SMAW and a couple of slaps on the top and sides of the tv box for good measure.
@@mreckes9967 lmao
A fine old show , good humor
Comedy from the 1960s and 1970s is so much better than it is now.
Stop fucking with me I hate you so much goodbye
Thanks for posting in the original aspect ratio.
You took the words right out of my mouth
🤣🤣🤣
I was 9 when this aired.1963.This is the only comedy show I used to live for that I can't watch 60 years later on TH-cam. It was great for 9 year old minds, (my opinion, yours if different is good too)
PT "squadrons" had tenders that would travel the waters, to bases, to make repairs like this. The tender could actually hoist two PTs on board to work on them.
Packard engines
Memories.
Ernest Borgnine. A young Tim Conway
It's like you said, I watched this and Gilligan's Island they were great entertainment. I miss them
I hope these shows stay on here a long time
Oh my, loved these guys, first time I have seen this!
McHale's Navy was the best
we always loved the show and the theme music, it always said and sounded like U.S. Navy to me.
It was surely elegant, I appreciate all the background songs in these shows.
Gavin MacLeod, who played the sailor "Happy" starts out here as a seaman on McHale's Navy, but in 10 years he becomes the captain of the Love Boat. What a move up!
Well that’s the way it works u get promoted
I guess im asking randomly but does any of you know a trick to get back into an instagram account??
I was dumb lost my login password. I appreciate any assistance you can give me
@Jesus Kenneth Instablaster ;)
He also is in Kelly's Heroes, (One of the best ever movie). Where he plays another outcast type, a bohemian? during WW2.
@@jesuskenneth4318 When I was a kid watching the Wizard of Oz, I could never understand how the scarecrow could talk if he didn't have a brain. Then social media came along, with idiots like you.
Thank You for posting this hilarious episode of a great show! Very enjoyable. 🌞
My Dad was a decorated WII vet in the Army and joined the Air Force two years after, he loved these Sailors, he especially watched Combat and the Rat Patrol, he was in North Africa at the start of WWII. He loved Sea Hunt too all while still serving over seas including action in Viet Nam before he died. I was allowed to watch them but not Gunsmoke, that was adults only in our house.
Excellent Episode !
I visited Universal Studios, CA in the mid-1970's and saw the actual "PT73" prop used in this show. I wasn't even a real boat. It was made of wood and had barrels lashed to the base to make it appear to float; otherwise, most of the time, during filming, it was on land.
These guys where brilliant :)
Back when TV was Good!
Pretty funny, PT boats had three engines to break down, take your pick.
A PT boat had 3 engines. 2 mains and 1 auxiliary . The auxiliary was for moving in and out of tight spaces, and docking and leaving dock. It was the center screw.( propeller.)
Good ol fashion HUMOR. PURE. N. SIMPLE
that tim conway was somthing else
Joe Flynn with Tim Conway. That was classic. That Binghamton would be close to losing it when Parker would fumble about everytime they met.
There is so much comedy tallent in this show. Conway and Flynn are comedy geniuses.
2021. Lost Gavin MacLeod. Remembered him from Get Smart, MTM, Kelly's Heroes, and ofcourse, The Love Boat. But, I forgot he was on McHale's Navy. Catch you on the flip-side brother!
The Packard's sounded sick.. Hahaaa
thanks for the memories
Until we meet again.
Rest In Peace Mr Gavin MacLeod.
Infernal racket stopped sir 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
love this show
If his crew would mutiny, I mean really mutiny, not just act like it❕ CLASSIC ‼️®™️
That was Ted Knight from the MTM Show ........WOW !
Love this show
Awesome as always 😁
Nice to see Ted Baxter commanding a PT-boat before becoming the anchorman on WJM Minneapolis TV.
Capt Evans was Ted Knight. Yes, that Ted Knight. I couldn't recognize him even after I knew!
Thanks, I recognized him but couldn't remember his name.
Wow! Didn’t even notice! Lol thanks
Ted Baxter!
Love this show RIP Gavin
Ted Knight as Captain Evans! “Loooouuuu….”
when tv was good
every generation says the same about their generations movies, radio, music etc...
@Herry Valenzuela
Go fuck yourself....
i love mchale navy
Gruber was my boy, always up to something
Thomas Daniel "Tim" Conway. Thank you.
"You'll slip me a Mickey...!"
Worked for a guy reminded me of McHale. He'd look the other way as long as you could get the job done. They dumped him after 35 years and I went 4 months later. That company's been tanking since. Oh well.
The Best of the Best👍❗🇺🇸
I've always loved the show it has funny actors oh well I found it on here
That was Ted Knight as Captain Evans.
21:23 Notice how Tim Conway seems to be behind McHale's left shoulder here and then seconds later appears to be behind his right shoulder.
i spent i dont know how many nights watching PT73 with my dad
Not just Gavin MacLeod, but Ted Knight was Capt. Evans! TWO future Mary Tyler Moore alumni. Small world.
Murray and Ted from the mtm Show..
I love this show, I wish they'd throw it on MeTV
This is cool- Ted Knight and Gavin McLeod on same show before Mary Tyler Moore show !
joe flynn was the voice of the zookeeper in the hair bear bunch
Mermaid man and Barnacle boy the two greatest superhero’s of the deep
With help from Captain Stubing of The Love Boat! 😎
Three big ass aviation engines. These boats could run pretty well on one. If the aircraft engines (Allisons?) were perfectly maintained, you were looking at almost 40 knots. If I had been the writer, I would have repainted the new boat and done a complete switch
Great show.
thats soo funny one match lit up the whole room
Matches were SO much better then...
Ring and pinion gear sound like an add for a Mazda engine and vehicle
Love McHale, but Binghamton was the real star of the show.
Nah they all functioned as a team. It was tv magic. If you took out any one person it wouldn’t be the same.
@ wayne.....you said it!!!
Great show
I like this show.
Surely this show helped Navy recruitment. A classic , how can you knock the American's?
@Duke Hugh Johnson I was too young for Vietnam, kinda glad I haven't experienced war, but its all down to luck. You made it home.
Watch for Ted Knight as the inspector.
John Thacker Thanks for the heads up:)
Maybe the only sitcom where people were routinely killed. I never missed it when I was a kid.
Neither did I. Matter fact, I don't miss it now, either.
Blush it. Maybe they were killed but there was not a lot of gory detail or emphasis. It was about the war right? What a joke... it doesn’t even compare to the sewage they have on the today!
They killed a lot of Germans on "Hogan's Heroes."
I USED TO WATCH THESE SHOWS,THIS WAS BLACK & WHITE TV, & MY FOLKS WOULD LET ME, WATCH THESE SHOWS, BECAUSE THEY WATCHED THEM TOO. AND COLOR TV, WAS CREATED IN 1967,TECHNICOLOR & NBC WITH THEIR COLORED PEACOCK.
Typing in all CAPS is very RUDE!!
Wonderfulllllllllllllll,thanksss
I watched this Show,After school. Love it Today. Don't know why. Ernest or the Other's.