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McHale's Navy Reunion for PT-73 (1962–1966) Online

McHale's Navy Reunion for PT-73 (1962–1966) Online
1962–1966 Ernest Borgnine Joe Flynn Tim Conway Hollingsworth Morse
Original Title :
Reunion for PT-73
Genre :
TV Episode / Comedy / War
Year :
1962–1966
Directror :
Hollingsworth Morse
Cast :
Ernest Borgnine,Joe Flynn,Tim Conway
Writer :
Sam Locke,Joel Rapp
Type :
TV Episode
Time :
30min
Rating :
6.6/10

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McHale's Navy Reunion for PT-73 (1962–1966) Online

Binghamton has the evidence he needs to court martial McHale and the 73 Crew, and has summoned the Judge Advocate General, to present it. McHale and the Crew must then execute a very complicated plan to get Binghamton to reveal the whereabouts of the evidence, so that they can get rid of it, before the JAG arrives.
Episode cast overview:
Ernest Borgnine Ernest Borgnine - Lt. Cmdr. Quinton McHale
Joe Flynn Joe Flynn - Captain Wallace B. Binghamton
Tim Conway Tim Conway - Ensign Charles Parker
Carl Ballantine Carl Ballantine - Lester Gruber
Bob Hastings Bob Hastings - Lt. Elroy Carpenter
Gary Vinson Gary Vinson - George Christopher
Billy Sands Billy Sands - 'Tinker' Bell
Edson Stroll Edson Stroll - Virgil Edwards
John Wright John Wright - Willy Moss
Yoshio Yoda Yoshio Yoda - Fuji Kobiaji
Peggy Mondo Peggy Mondo - Mama Giovanni
Drew Harmon Drew Harmon - The 2nd Sailor (as Drew Harman)
William Mims William Mims - General Williams

While helping McHale and the crew make Captain Binghampton believe that he's in New York in 1950, Gruber holds up a newspaper and exclaims. "Those Bums (the Brooklyn Dodgers) blew another one!" In 1950, the Dodgers did, in fact, lose the National League Pennant to the "Whiz Kid" Philadelphia Phillies - one year before the New York Giants and Bobby Thompson beat them with the famous "Shot Heard Round the World".


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Flamekiller

Flamekiller

In this episode, General Williams from the Judge Advocate center is coming to talk with Binghamton about all the charges that have have been made against McHale over the years. General William advises that either McHale and his crew are criminals or the Captain is making false charges, he is coming to town to check out the facts.

Binghamton is looking for anything to give the General. He comes across a tape recorder that belongs to Parker. It seems that Parker was recording some of the guys and they were talking about all the big schemes they had made against Binghamton over the last few months. Binghamton finds the recorder and now has the evidence needed to start a court-martial against the crew of the 73.

But when a potted-plant hits Binghamton in the head making his woozy, McHale thinks of a plan where they can get the recorder back. The plan includes making Binghamton think the war is over and he is at a reunion of war vets. But when General Williams shows up during the execution of the plan, things may get even worse.

The show was well performed by the actors but trying to get the viewer to believe the action was a bit more controversial. The object of the ruse was to try to get to the tape recorder, this action seemed to go well overboard. Not to say that this was a poor show, it just did not live up to exactly what we expect from the last few episodes. Anyway, it did give us enough interest to get through the show but little else. Just a nice watch.

Note- Last time we will see Peggy Mondo in the series. Even though she never got her dues, she was always good on screen.