This entire series cracks me up. Not to mention the enormouns amount of nostalgia for me. I used to watch this everyday as a kid. It was on reruns then.
What an awesome assembly for a cast, no special effects not even any color LOL just an excellent assortment that made everybody fall in love what the crew of the PT 73, who wouldn't want to be on McHale's boat lol Tim Conway as Ensign Parker and knocked it out of the park, good clean family fun and the show will live forever and ever because they were having so much fun when they were filming it, and you can tell godspeed Tim Conway and the crew of the PT 73, you will always be endeared to all Americans as our brave Frontline fighting small boat Navy crew
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.
I believe that Lester Gruber (Carl Ballintine), was at his very best, in this episode. Lester, always kept everything stirred up, and undeniably, was the "organizer", for much of the mayhem, that ensues, in these episodes!.........
A dame❕ oh the humanities, if that was even thought of being said now❕ keep watching these people, I'm sure they'll be pulled from the air soon.... classic comedy‼️®™️
Well, it was cheaper than shipping them back and because they were mostly plywood, they would've gone to rot in a few years without intensive maintenance. But, I understand your concern. If you want to see a couple of real WWII PT boats, some are on display at Falls River, MA with USS Massas... and some other musuem ships.
It's a crime that the elite have been sending the poor off to die for thousands of years. The slave masters do this only to gain more control more slaves because they don't now nor have they ever known how to do anything at all other than cheat, rob, lie, poison, enslave and kill the people who actually make the world work, the working class. Until the world is controlled by the actual people who do the work everything will be broken as it has been.
They took the engines, 3 Packards it said & parts...it would be nice to see them. One of us, not me, should build a little fleet of them for families to visit. I'd love to come across that in a desert, maybe AZ...saw some planes there once
And yet I love him. He's an acquired taste I suppose, but he ain't marmite, surely? Ah well, I guess you either like the Bilko-style fast-talking schtick or you don't. It's my cup of tea. Incidentally, took me a few eps to realise that Tinker is actually Papparelli from Bilko's platoon. How'd I miss that I dunno.
This entire series cracks me up.
Not to mention the enormouns amount of nostalgia for me. I used to watch this everyday as a kid. It was on reruns then.
One of the best shows ever.
What an awesome assembly for a cast, no special effects not even any color LOL just an excellent assortment that made everybody fall in love what the crew of the PT 73, who wouldn't want to be on McHale's boat lol Tim Conway as Ensign Parker and knocked it out of the park, good clean family fun and the show will live forever and ever because they were having so much fun when they were filming it, and you can tell godspeed Tim Conway and the crew of the PT 73, you will always be endeared to all Americans as our brave Frontline fighting small boat Navy crew
absolute comedy classic about the greatest generation‼️®™️ 🤣🤣
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.
Love this show
The scene beginning at 22:29 was absolutely a classic and Ensign Parker (Tim Conway) just made it perfect.
I believe that Lester Gruber (Carl Ballintine), was at his very best, in this episode. Lester, always kept everything stirred up, and undeniably, was the "organizer", for much of the mayhem, that ensues, in these episodes!.........
His fast talking is kinda annoying... And oddly dated,like a 40s movie
2:55 “McHale, put that coin away. If I know you it’s got two heads!”
"...Be careful what you wish for, Quint..., you just might get it..."
Thanks for these uploads
Thank you Jackie Boy! So many laughs! I like Ms. Brent wet.
Hello from Singapore!! Thank you for sharing these golden repeats.
Lt. Carpenter was also a PT skipper. Wonder where his xo hung out. Ens. Parker was always with McHale.
Apparently his XO did not hang out with the writers or he would have got more parts!
I think we see him in one or two of these early episodes, but in later seasons the idea of Carpie having his own boat got left in drydock.
Thanks Jacky boi
I really miss the 60s except name which I was luky nuf to be too young.
Binghamton spent more time in the water than anyone else.
He spent almost as much time in the water as Warden Hodges in Dad's Army.
@Diane Newman -It did seem suspicious!
Binghamton spent almost as much time in the water as the 73 lol
Actually the actress Sherry O'Neil who played the homely War reporter was actually an extremely attractive woman with a nice figure.
You could tell that even with the 'make down', she was a very attractive lady. I spotted that right away.
@@SeanVplayer she looked real good wet. Lol
I noticed that myself at 13:16. Some models would kill for those cheekbones.
It would have been nice to see Carpenter interact with his crew more.
Don't you like happy natives Ma'am? 😂😂😂😂😂
24:24 When a female reports to the command...
Sherry O'Neil was a lot prettier than the storyline gave her credit for.
She played a beautiful slave girl in a three stooges routine. All the men followed her upstairs as she walked back and forth.
A dame❕ oh the humanities, if that was even thought of being said now❕ keep watching these people, I'm sure they'll be pulled from the air soon.... classic comedy‼️®™️
It's a crime what the Navy did to all those PT boats at the end of the war.
Well, it was cheaper than shipping them back and because they were mostly plywood, they would've gone to rot in a few years without intensive maintenance. But, I understand your concern. If you want to see a couple of real WWII PT boats, some are on display at Falls River, MA with USS Massas... and some other musuem ships.
@@neilmanhard1341 I know. My Dad told us about all the guns and ammo dumped overboard from the troop ships during the trip back home.
What did they do? There is one located about 30 miles from me!
It's a crime that the elite have been sending the poor off to die for thousands of years. The slave masters do this only to gain more control more slaves because they don't now nor have they ever known how to do anything at all other than cheat, rob, lie, poison, enslave and kill the people who actually make the world work, the working class. Until the world is controlled by the actual people who do the work everything will be broken as it has been.
They took the engines, 3 Packards it said & parts...it would be nice to see them. One of us, not me, should build a little fleet of them for families to visit. I'd love to come across that in a desert, maybe AZ...saw some planes there once
Wish I had one
It’s not a “ship”, it’s a “boat”!
I saw Mr..Carpenter's Ensign on PT 116.
Ann McCrea is now 88 and lives in Westlake Village
Westlake Village? What state?
Binghamton would be tried for Sexual Harassment if this was 2024
Joe Flynn really died by drowning.
Maybe the heart attack did for him by itself? Anyway, there's better, but far worse, ways to go.
THE SAD PART JOE FLYNN COULDN'T SWIM. HE DROWNED IN REAL LIFE.
He drowned because he was swimming with a cast on his leg and had a heart attack.
Couldn't swim, *he was actually in the freakin' water in this show* ! fer crying out loud.
They could have surely found a better character than Gruber. He is my only reject. Love all the other characters.
And yet I love him. He's an acquired taste I suppose, but he ain't marmite, surely? Ah well, I guess you either like the Bilko-style fast-talking schtick or you don't. It's my cup of tea.
Incidentally, took me a few eps to realise that Tinker is actually Papparelli from Bilko's platoon. How'd I miss that I dunno.
watch over and over reason research.
Would this episode get past the me too crowd these days.
Ironically, Sherry O'Neil was a good-looking and charismatic lady.
I love McHales navey. Danny Lopez
i know this was made in a simpler time but, what were they going to do with just one woman between 7 guys. draw straws.
Who said they would do the choosing?
@@coleparker Who said it would be anything but schmoozing?
I wonder what MeToo thinks of this episode?
You mean MeTV?
@@williamjones7247 No.
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They have different ideas about beauty, this woman wasn't that much to me