Top 5 1960s show

R.I.P. the Button Down Mind!

I remembered this moment with Bob and Suzanne. That was a classic ending.😂😢 Rest in peace Bob Newhart.

The 3 woodsmen😂

I remember this when it aired and laughed all night long

I spit out my coke when I saw this on TV.... then Newhart did it again with his reunion special for the Bob Newhart Show, with the Larry Darrell and Darrell characters popping up

This has to be the most clever finale of any TV show in history. I don't think any future show will ever top it.

I saw the ending live on tv. Our local channel Upstate New York cut to commercial and we missed the last 15-20 seconds. They played the ending on the local news. Bad mistake. Really enjoyed the show and the finale was great.

As was said with the recent passing of Donald Sutherland...he did what he loved, and he loved what he did! R.I.P. Bob Newhart!

Rest in the Lord Bob Newhart. And thank you for bringing such joy and laughter to our world.

well its complete. the main cast of both classic shows are all gone, except the DARRYLS.

The very best ending ever ! I recognized the bedroom and those plaid sheets ! 😂

the shit audio makes this unwatchable

RIP Bob. Definitely best series ender of all time.

My dad and I use to watch this show together for the dog fight scenes. Instead of calling my dad father or the like I called him “Pappy” in honor of Greg “Pappy” Boyington….he considered that an honor.

The awkward moment when you realize that both Queen Elizabeth II and her impersonator, Jeannette Charles, passed away at age 96.

RIP, Jeanette Charles, AKA, Queen Elizabeth in this movie. She just passed away at age 96.

Story could very well be fake and the sentiment would still be true

Jews making fun of German Nazis.

I love this tv show and Robert conard he play good major boyington.

Of course yes, do mote

I love this tv show

Watched this growing up as a kid my father was a marine I enlisted and got kicked out for needing knee surgery. Wish I was able to serve.

Too bad Boyington and Hirachi didn't go all Brokeback Mountain on the beach.

That's my kind of "to be continued"...

Back when men, were men, Boy were boys, And women could tell the difference.

Siegfried rolling his eyes as his minion is talking. He's thinking, "Someone hates me upstairs."

What episode was this? Was this Get Smart or Hogan’s Heroes?

I just realized one of the baseball wives is the mother from Home Alone

Bernie Kopell was excellent as Siegfried!

War is very strange sometimes…aside from the war if these two would have met in civil life they probably would have been very good friends…and oh yes he never gave Boyington the rice wine after he handed him the chocolate 🍫 🤔

I lost it when Schtarker pulled out a stereo of a recording of dogs barking, instead of actual dogs lol.

M*A*S*H hair strikes again! Supposed to be WWII, but everyone has 1970's hair styles.

His Orson is uncanny lmao

This is unbelievable if it is 2 % true. I know British and German pilots knew each other in WW1 . Its sound heroic and patriot, glorious! Was it really ? These were not sword fights or wrestling my matches. These were young men killing each other wasting lives and money. Thou shall not kill?

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Thanks for uploading this clip! The most remarkable scene from this show IMHO. God i miss it. Wish one TV-station here in europe would show this series again

Bermie Kopell will always be Siegfried to me.

The real Pappy Boyington in the News Reel clip was pinning on the award to Robert Conrad.

I am currently playing Crew Motorfest and my preferred mode of transport around Hawaii is the Corsair. Beautiful looking plane and it always reminds me of watching this show as a young teen.

Heil Siegfried, yeah me

Racist Asian voice.

Omg! The Babe Ruth skit was very similar to Seinfeld episode where Kramer has to get Autographed birthday card of Steinbrenner's back from the sick little boy.

I met the real Pappy in 1977 at a small airshow in Vancouver, WA (Evergreen Field). He wasn't a very pleasant man, smoked like a train and really didn't seem to want to be there signing autographs. A friend of mine and General Anderson, said he was an unhappy man and nearly broke. Pretty sad state for a war hero of our country.

Gracias Mr Conrad, Robert por su trabajo y haber compartido sus aventuras en sus series de Tv, algun dia nos encontraremos en el otro lado del rio

If only... Id been born a the right time. I don't know if these pilots knew it at the time, but this was the pinnacle of dog fighting. With planes fast and maneuverable enough to get close, and before missiles. This was it, right here. If I could live anytime and do anything, this is it y'all. Thank you guys for your service. We only have what we because of you, and those like you. Greatest generation and for some, the greatest time.

This was one of my favorite shows when growing up!

Loved the show growing up... but ugh, some things are best forgotten.

This was my favorite show when I was a kid. Was the officer giving the medal was Pappy himself? Looked like him.

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