Thank you to Chris, and his talented 2 friends, the cameraman and the narrator who asks Ernie interesting questions, I want to personally thank the three of you so much for doing such an excellent job with these series of videos of Ernest Borgnine driving across Middle America in his SunBum. These videos have provided hours and hours of joy and happiness for me during these difficult times of COVID. I literally feel like I am on the bus with all of you too!!! Thanks to the fantastic job you have all done with these one-of-a-kind videos, I feel so privileged to get to know this gem of a man, Ernest Borgnine, in such a natural unique way in 2021, 26 years after it was originally filmed in 1995. Thank you!❤

I remember this guy visiting Walter Reed when I was laid up there. Got pretty busted up while I was deployed back in 07-08' He say on the end of my hospital bed and we talked for almost ten minutes. Ernie was just one of those people and there's not too many out there. He had an aura to him, if that makes any sense. I could feel how big his heart was and that he possessed a bottomless well of love and kindness to draw on. Ten minutes is all it took for me to love the guy and I still do to this day.

Thanks Ernie for all the years of joy and laughter.R.I.P. Commander McHale.

Earnest Borgnine! One of my top 10 actors of all time! I'am 57. My dad had a parking lot in Indianapolis in the 50's and 60's. right next to the Athletic building on Pennsylvania Ave. I remember some of the stars my dad parked their cars for! John Wayne, Dan Blocker, I can't remember that far back well!. I don't remember if Earnest Borgnine was there, I was only 6 or 7. He was a great actor though! I would have loved to have met him on my RV travels! God Bless you Ernest! You were a people person that loved America. I suppect your young son is the same! Carry on Son!

He sounded like a down to earth guy, RIP EB!!!

A way of looking at life we are losing and when this generation is gone manners will go with them.

I agree with Earnest about the cursing! I so wish I could have met him. Perhaps in heaven...

A true class act from the greatest generation

He seemed like the kind of guy I imagineed him to be. Few left like that

I love finding out that a movie star I admire was indeed a nice person off-screen. What a humble down to earth person he was. Gosh, the stories he must have had! Wonder if he wrote an autobiography?

Ernie was such a positive, optimistic person. No wonder he lived so long.

He’s great at changing the subject when the question gets stupid. “Look at these farms! Ain’t that gorgeous?” LOL

Sunbum!

Ernie was a great guy...friendly and down to earth......now days if you ask for an autograph.......people act like your going to run to straight to Ebay and make some money off of it.Probably because many do now a days

Excellent video clip !

Cool I just found this. RIP EB

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He was down to earth one heck of a boxer 2 cardiovascular that wouldn't quit.

My wife always nag me about cursing, problem is, my dad talks that way and it’s natural for me to curse... like my DAD!! Of course! I will be judge when I go heaven, !! Oh well I like this GUY!!

Of course he is right about cursing.

It's pronounced muck want a go

John Wayne wasn't known for cursing outside of "hell" or "damn." The worst curse he ever used on film was "S.O.B." in full, in "True Grit."

Red Skelton would feel the same way about cursing 😊 Unnecessary

I agree with Ernest about the swearing in movies there's no need of it takes away from the actual story I won't watch it I'll walk away from it.

I thought the interviewer was very good got a lot of questions in. I ask myself all the time why the cursing totally unnecessary.

The interwiewer is terrible at asking questions. Such a shame as a more professional person would get alot more out of the interviewee by preparing in advance.