Joe Flynn from 8:43 to 12:54 has got to be some of the most hilarious comedy ever written. .LMFAO! !.. Him sailing out of that jeep just puts me into tears!
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 got it. From 1x01 the door to Binghamton's office swung out to the front room . 2x07 we didn't see his office. It it a popular set. 2x08, his door swings into his office. Remodel! Let's see where it goes from there... I am a carpenter and I watch McHale's TOO much!
Joe flynn was only 50 yrs old when he drowned in his pool. I believe he lived in New York. He was swimming by himself, and i forget who, maybe his wife cane home and found him floating. Its so weird knowing that he drowned, coz he was always falling into the water on this show. Lol Its not funny, its so very sad, but he was so dam funny. He looked older than his age in my opinion. I thought he was over 50 in the show. Lol. May he REST IN PEACE. Its not to late to still pray for his soul. Fuji is still alive at 90, and i think i just read that willy became a country star and is still alive in his 70s or 80s. He was young in this show. Peace Glen
I do want to put this out there for anyone that doesn’t know. The guy on PT 109 would become president. Name is John F Kennedy this episode came out 18 days before he was killed
@@UFO-047 A couple of Years ago on November 22nd a group of High School kids came to my door selling tickets I invited them in and wrote them a check as they were leaving I asked them if any thing was said about JFK today They looked puzzled and one said who is JFK? I was so shocked I couldn’t believe it. Of course I gave them a history lesson I told them to question their teachers about JFK.
Although Ernest Borgnine got top billing for this TV comedy, the credit for making this TV series such a hit was Joe Flynn, with his acerbic and physical comedy talents. Without him and the well-suited writing that went along with the Captain Binghampton character, this TV series could have easily been another "Broadside" TV show that flopped in one season.
I totally agree. Joe Flynn was the heart of the show. All the antics and plots wrap around him and his zany bits of slapstick comedy. Without him there would not have been a continuing tug of war between duty/respect and personal animosity.
The joke got in just under the wire -- it aired on Nov. 4, 1963, 18 days before JFK was assassinated (this gag and another one from Season 1 were edited out of the syndication prints of the show for years following JFK's death).
Michael's Navy is classic, Sergeant bilko is classic what happened that was the greatest TV ever on thank you today is a sad day waste of money on TV thank you
Everybody in this show put a lot into acting Ernest borgnine played a lot of shows Joe Flynn die so young 50 years old having a heart attack while swimming in drowning that's what the phone said
By the order of Starfleet command headquarters Ensign Parker is here promoted to the rank of commodore of the USS Saratoga where the 58th Squadron known as the wild cards
It’s unfortunate that even today, there are plenty of Lead Bottom types in leadership positions. The best leaders are those whom go by results even if a bit unorthodox.
Several previous comments refer to PT-109/JFK, and some to a Season 1 episode. That was S1, Ep14 - 'Send Us a Hero' - see ruclips.net/video/ezKwG9uHoqE/видео.html. The reference to PT-109 is near the end of the episode at approx 22-1/2 minutes, and the best part is about 45 seconds later with Ensign Parker imitating the way the skipper of PT-109 speaks.
" That young Hot Rod on the PT 109 " . This would be the second refferince to Pres. Kennedy . First season of " McHale's Navy " . They painted one of the PT's to look like the 109 docked by the 73 . I'm not sure about the date this aired or when but I'm sure that it was not long after this episode that Pres. Kennedy was assassinated . Afterwards they dropped all references to both PT 109 and Pres. Kennedy's time in the service .
Of course, Robert, but how would that let old Leadbottom take a hilarious pratfall into the trash can?! I'm sure even in the 1940s nurses didn't just drop by with bottles of Ludes or whatever they had. 😆
It's called "suspension of disbelief" nimrod, next your gonna tell us exactly how fast "WARP FACTOR 1 IS!! @ the difference between phaser settings!! Thanks for the info, RAINMAN. NOW THATS COMEDY!!!
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The actors of McHales Navy were wonderful comedian actors. Everything looked so natural. LOL LOL. ROLF!
Thanks for posting.
All these 60's tv series cannot be topped.
Joe Flynn from 8:43 to 12:54 has got to be some of the most hilarious comedy ever written. .LMFAO! !.. Him sailing out of that jeep just puts me into tears!
Arthur Marx Grouchos son was a great writer I mean Grouchos son born with a comical mind dont you think inherited from his dad, HA!
They just don't make 'em like that anymore. The man was a genius, in the same class as Peter Sellars in my opinion (who we also lost far too soon).
That was one of the best episodes.
Very funny.
Nice mention of the PT 109.
Loved this show as a kid! McHale's Navy was on from 1962 to 1966.
What, what, what, what, what.......priceless.
I didn't realize Joe Flynn was such a good physical comedian
@pete smyth Flynn was Gold...... he was the real star..
I best remember Joe Flynn from Disney movies when I was a kid. He always played the bad guy, kinda like on this show.
BTW, what happened to Disney?
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.
When Binghamton started chasing Parker with the sword, I died! Am still laughing
That hot rodder on the 109. I love it.
And that hot rodder on the 109 was none other than John F. Kennedy (who was U.S. president at the time McHale's Navy was first aired).
I got it. From 1x01 the door to Binghamton's office swung out to the front room . 2x07 we didn't see his office. It it a popular set. 2x08, his door swings into his office. Remodel! Let's see where it goes from there... I am a carpenter and I watch McHale's TOO much!
On Tweleve O'clock High the same office door opens inwards to the office.
It must have been so much fun to be on that set!
Nice, how parker drive the jeep through the captain's office.
Yes, very funny.
Just found out that Tim Conway passed away...right after watching this episode. So sad. Rest in Peace Tim!
Tim Conway as well as the man who plays Capt. Binghampton are both deceased.
Capt. Binghampton drowned in his own backyard pool.
TheJules1003 Joe Flynn
Joe flynn was only 50 yrs old when he drowned in his pool. I believe he lived in New York.
He was swimming by himself, and i forget who, maybe his wife cane home and found him floating.
Its so weird knowing that he drowned, coz he was always falling into the water on this show. Lol
Its not funny, its so very sad, but he was so dam funny.
He looked older than his age in my opinion. I thought he was over 50 in the show. Lol.
May he REST IN PEACE.
Its not to late to still pray for his soul.
Fuji is still alive at 90, and i think i just read that willy became a country star and is still alive in his 70s or 80s. He was young in this show.
Peace
Glen
This really is funny and makes me lol.
This was a very funny episode I laughed the whole time
JOe Flynn was awesome. What a character "Leadbottom" was!
I laughed to a point of tears!
Jolly Wally sure took a tumble that was the best physical stunt I’ve ever seen him do he was perfect.
What's with all the dunces leaving comments here!!.? THAT WAS A STUNTMAN!!
I joined the Navy the same year the TV show aired. I had to watch them all in syndicate (reruns)👌🤣👨
Always A Pleasure
These Good Ole' Shows.
Thanks;
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Excellent episode !
Rest in peace Tim Conway
👍HILARIOUS👍JOLLY WALLY❗🇺🇸
This episode is Hilarious!!!
LOVE THAT SHOW--WILL ALWAYS MISS THEM ALL..
Love it.
Great show super funny!!!
Thank you for the Great video
I do want to put this out there for anyone that doesn’t know. The guy on PT 109 would become president. Name is John F Kennedy this episode came out 18 days before he was killed
Who doesn't know?
@@SOffenbach well i did but the world isnt just made up of people who live in the USA and know about US history...
@@UFO-047 A couple of Years ago on November 22nd a group of High School kids came to my door selling tickets I invited them in and wrote them a check as they were leaving I asked them if any thing was said about JFK today They looked puzzled and one said who is JFK? I was so shocked I couldn’t believe it. Of course I gave them a history lesson I told them to question their teachers about JFK.
Ya one of these episodes has the 109 coming in to port, and they make a mention of him,
How do you know?
Awesome episode
The easy way of picking someone up when Parker named into the office
I see that the Captain got his clock back.
I love this show
That poor boat is unsinkable lol
HAHAHAHAHAHA I just love Tim Conway.
Although Ernest Borgnine got top billing for this TV comedy, the credit for making this TV series such a hit was Joe Flynn, with his acerbic and physical comedy talents. Without him and the well-suited writing that went along with the Captain Binghampton character, this TV series could have easily been another "Broadside" TV show that flopped in one season.
I thought something similar. Almost like it’s Binghampton’s Navy
I totally agree. Joe Flynn was the heart of the show. All the antics and plots wrap around him and his zany bits of slapstick comedy. Without him there would not have been a continuing tug of war between duty/respect and personal animosity.
Flynn was Gold .... real talent.
The "Hot-Rodder on the PT-109" was Lt. John F. Kennedy.
+Inura Facititia
That's right.
No shit sherlock
The joke got in just under the wire -- it aired on Nov. 4, 1963, 18 days before JFK was assassinated (this gag and another one from Season 1 were edited out of the syndication prints of the show for years following JFK's death).
Michael's Navy is classic, Sergeant bilko is classic what happened that was the greatest TV ever on thank you today is a sad day waste of money on TV thank you
Captain Binghamton is the real funny man in this series.
Everybody in this show put a lot into acting Ernest borgnine played a lot of shows Joe Flynn die so young 50 years old having a heart attack while swimming in drowning that's what the phone said
LEADBOTTOM GOT AIRCONDITIONING LOL
PARKER WASSO THOUGHTFUL
By the order of Starfleet command headquarters Ensign Parker is here promoted to the rank of commodore of the USS Saratoga where the 58th Squadron known as the wild cards
Different show.
Different time.
Don't be dumb.
Cooper ended up being a comedian car salesman on a lot of other shows
So sad to hear Tim Conway pass and especially how his wife and step daughter abused him from what I understand. One of best shows ever.
As referenced by the Captain, the Aleutions were in the North Pacific. My father fought the Japanese there WW2.
Tämä on hyvää vanhan ajan viihdettä mchaleys navy on hyvää viihdettä.
Marijuana... The breakfast of Champions and Navy Officers.
Inura Facititia "you busy body" bimmington
By the order of Comfleet, CPT Bingington is made CPT of the USS Lollipop.
I think Ernest Borgnine (as McHale) was the only one who actually served in the US Navy before and during WW2,
My cousin looks just like Parker!
...and his name is Chip.
It’s unfortunate that even today, there are plenty of Lead Bottom types in leadership positions. The best leaders are those whom go by results even if a bit unorthodox.
The first time I saw this I caught the reference to John F. Kennedy 0:49 - 0:56
Several previous comments refer to PT-109/JFK, and some to a Season 1 episode. That was S1, Ep14 - 'Send Us a Hero' - see ruclips.net/video/ezKwG9uHoqE/видео.html. The reference to PT-109 is near the end of the episode at approx 22-1/2 minutes, and the best part is about 45 seconds later with Ensign Parker imitating the way the skipper of PT-109 speaks.
I could just scream
Hilarious
But the captain had a nickname old lead bottom
I’m from chagrin falls 😂
Tim Conway is great
You don’t salute indoors or uncovered!
Rob it's a TV comedy. Geez..enjoy the show.
" That young Hot Rod on the PT 109 " . This would be the second refferince to Pres. Kennedy . First season of " McHale's Navy " . They painted one of the PT's to look like the 109 docked by the 73 .
I'm not sure about the date this aired or when but I'm sure that it was not long after this episode that Pres. Kennedy was assassinated . Afterwards they dropped all references to both PT 109 and Pres. Kennedy's time in the service .
The first time President Kennedy was mentioned was in the episode entitled " Send us a hero".
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So what???? It's a comedy, not a documentary!!!
Oh no they don't
Of course, Robert, but how would that let old Leadbottom take a hilarious pratfall into the trash can?! I'm sure even in the 1940s nurses didn't just drop by with bottles of Ludes or whatever they had. 😆
It's called "suspension of disbelief" nimrod, next your gonna tell us exactly how fast "WARP FACTOR 1 IS!! @ the difference between phaser settings!! Thanks for the info, RAINMAN. NOW THATS COMEDY!!!
THANKS DR. PHILL!
I can understand why the cancelled this program; the same plot devices were used again and again so it got pretty stale.
Not really
Hilarious