This one is one of my alltime fave episodes. Love the interaction between Parker and the Captain. The slapstick in this is priceless. it is sad Joe didn't live past 50 - he would have continued to be a great entertainer for years to come and we would have had a lot more content to watch.

OMG Parker and Binghamton are hilarious! This has to be the funniest episode yet! 🤣

My kind of TV! My kind of comedy! Clean, talented entertainment! Watched this series as a kid in the early 60s, loved it and always will!

This show holds up so well 55 years later, it's ten times better than anything they make today!

This was one of the funniest episodes of their entire series...

😂😂😂. Oh god, this is so damn funny! I watched these episodes as a girl! Hilarious! So happy to find them again! I gave up on tv long ago! Truly one of their best!

HOW GREAT IS PARKER DOING FDR. HE HAD HIM DOWN TO A TEE!!!!

I am in the second attempt to binge watch the entire 4 years of shows. My favorite character is Fuji. Such a great actor, and stage presence. This is the best episode. When the two land on the deck, Binghamton looks like Cousin It with the chute on his head and his glasses on.

Great episode and yes of course it's great fun seeing the visual comedy between Joe Flynn and Tim Conway ref things like spilling the coffee on Capt B. twice. They really planned all the slapstick comedy really well in the show.

Wish I had a time machine to go back to the year this episode first aired....:).

This is my all time favorite episode. Used to drive my parents nuts cause I can quote this episode by heart

We forget that the addition of Bob Hastings as Lt. Carpenter in the second episode of season 1 gave Joe Flynn somebody to work off of and Bob Hastings did an excellent job another example of good talent getting the job done.

"I want my mother . Id like to get my hands on her myself" LMAO :D

"If you're getting any ideas about developing amnesia on the stand, you can forget it!" 😂😂😂

Conway's little wave in the opening titles is hilarious

This has to be the funniest episode of McHale's Navy I've ever seen. And that is saying something! After pushing a Japanese airman out the plane's door, Chuck says "We got rid of him." Captain Binghamton replies, "We got rid of him. He was the pilot!"

It just so happened that Bingy's glasses luckily came down from the sky and landed on top of the part of the parachute that was on top of his head. So silly, so funny.

The torpedo in the beginning looks more like a 1,000-pound bomb to me. Either that or it's what happens when a torpedo and a bomb have a baby! LOL!

Such an exceptionally funny episode, Joe Flynn was in superb form as usual, you can definitely feel his frustrations and the hopelessness of his unending struggle with Parker and the crew (Schlockmisters). I don't believe that anyone would desire to trade places with him for one moment......

watching these episodes it surprises me with how many times that captain bington has tried to get Mc hale's crew charged or shot for something this show has quite a lot of good actors in it.

Well, I'll have to admit I laughed loudly at all the interactions between Ensign Parker and Captain Binghamton, especially this episode.

Binghamton,parker and Elroy the Navy's answer to the three stooges!

Everyone knows that Tim Conway was known for his mastery of physical comedy, but I had no ideas just how good actor Joe Flynn was with the same!

Laurel and Hardy live. Now I remember why I loved this show as a kid.

Great physical comedy and lines... Classic episode.

This is one of the Funniest ones Yet!!!...

You don't have to worry about the kids being exposed to sex or violence, wholesome entertainment. Not that it matters, but did anyone notice that the crate Binghamton and Parker hid in was initially nailed shut--and yet on the plane later, the crate was later unnailed?

This episode was hysterical, but the most unbelievable part of McHale's Navy was not their wild antics; it was the fact everyone on the show was almost always overdressed for the war in the South Pacific. Shorts and sometimes T-shirts were the standard wardrobe of PT crews operating in this kind of environment. Men ashore weren't much better clothed. Perhaps a more accurate depiction would have offended TV audiences. I'm sure it would have upset the US Navy's top brass (well, the Binghamton types anyway). In a case of life imitating art, the Navy did refuse to assist the producers of the show in any material way, yet McHale's Navy was later credited with increasing Navy recruitment and Ernest Borgnine was thanked by the Chief of Naval Operations for this effect.

Flynn and Conway working together gets me laughing so hard! Flynn was a genius at portraying the terminally-frustrated borderline-psychotic. This episode was one of his best, imo.

If I was McHale, Parker would be missing in action. But then there wouldn't be any fowl ups to get out of in half an hour.

I could just scream

Flynn is Gold

Too funny love this episode 😂😂😂love this show

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.

For me, this was the funniest episode of all, the interaction between Flynn and Conway with the handcuffs is worthy of Abbot and Costello! Watch how deftly Conway pulls the blinds down just as he goes through the window. LOL. I'd love to know how long and what it was like for the two of them to rehearse all the gags from the handcuffs, that would be funny all in itself!

Carpenter should have been court martialed for that lousy trigger and muzzle discipline alone! He is one tiny mistake away from wasting people on several occasions!

I’ve always wondered how the captain got the shoulder harness on while being handcuffed?

That ghost was SCARY!

Does anyone notice that the Captains glasses only has a lens in the frame part of the time----about 80% of the time, the frames are empty--no glass at all. You cam tell beause there is no reflection.

its almost like the part was made just for Joe Flynn.

If I ever get out of this you'll see a doctor.

Now wait a minute. You wouldn't hit a guy with glasses, would you? 😖😕

Love this show

It’s a “rack”, not a “bunk”!

Guys search up the Tim Conway Show 1970 it shows Tim Conway and Joe Flynn teamed up as pilots like the same thing that happened on the Japanese plane

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I'll handle this!!!

One mistake when he cuffed Parker he had no coat on the next day he's in full uniform but it was still funny.

McHale's Navy is always funny, Hollywood do not make comedy like McHale's anymore. what Hollywood makes now is nothing but rubbish and shit comedy.

In the news. Joe Flynn has rised from the dead ! And in celebration of him returning back to life, hes walked all the way from his grave in Culver City onwards to Universal Studios in Universal City to find the old Mchales Navy set. And when he saw that it was removed Mr Flynn said I can just scream ! And also with him was Tim Conway who walked all the way from his place in Westwood.

They never made another navy comedy after this!

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February 25 captain Binghamton gets fraged.

They sure don't make them like they used to.

This one is REALLY Silly when Viewed -- Sped-Up 2x!!

Why are the Japanese flying an American cargo plane?

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