McHale's Navy

He also appeared in a lot of movies.

True Lies, Nine Months, The Stupids, McHale's Navy, and Animal Factory.

He was in Cradle to Grave, which features an awesome chase scene that goes off-road.

Number three, Tom Arnold.

I must say, this kind of concern about technology of course is a recurring one.

I must recall that when I was young, sitting with my brothers in front of a black and white television watching McHale's Navy or Gilligan's Island, that my mother would scream at us to get off the couch, our brains had gone to mush if we were sitting there doing that kind of stuff.

Go read a book.

Go do something else.

And, and I thought back to like Hollywood and, and I'm going to use some really old examples.

Cause you know, I grew up in the seventies, but, um, You know, it would be Gomer Pyle or McHale's Navy, and they're always getting yelled at by the drill sergeant or something, right? Or there used to be an ad where there was a gummy sergeant, a Marine that would yell at people, a lot of commercials.

And even if it was a more realistic, you know, combat movie, World War II, Korea, Porkchop Hill, they were always yelling, right? So I thought this was normal and I didn't recognize that it wasn't healthy.

And my battalion commander in particular, he fit this mold.

This is one of the 90s wave of boomer TV shows made into movies.

Just like My Favorite Martian, McHale's Navy, Starsky and Hutch.

The Mod Squad? The Mod Squad.

Whoa.

Cripes.

McHale's Navy.

Good.

I'm going senile if it takes me that long to figure out Gavin McCloud references.

Yes, I saw that too.

He did that alongside his old McHale's Navy co-star Tim Conway as Barnacle Boy.

They were like friends.

I wonder how many Oscar winners have been on the cast of SpongeBob.

Not terribly safe.

Tone, search images of Captain Binghamton from McHale's Navy.

Was a fool on McHale's Navy.

Looks a dead rigger for Albanese.

Somebody mentioned that, I think, last week.