McHales Navy(Season One Episodes 22 to 28)1963

McHale's Navy(Season One Episodes 22 to 28)1963

22. Washing Machine Charlie
First aired: 14th/March/1963
A pesky Japanese Pilot – Whom the base personnel have dubbed ‘Washing Machine Charlie' – Is wreaking havoc, with his daily strafing runs on Taratupa, and McHale and the 73 Crew have an incentive to bring him down.

Writer: William Raynor, Myles Wilder
Director: Oscar Rudolph
Guest star: Herbert C. Lytton (Admiral Reynolds), Syl Lamont (The 2nd Sailor) , Paul Potash (The 1st Sailor), Mike Farrell (The Gunner), Roy Taguchi ('Washing Machine Charlie'), George Zaima (The 1st Mechanic), Clifford Kawada (The 2nd Mechanic), Paul Tagawa (The 3rd Mechanic)

23. Nippon Nancy Calling
First aired: 21st/March/1963
When a Japanese radio announcer broadcasts details about Captain Binghamton that only someone close to him would know, Binghamton immediately suspects McHale and The 73 Crew, and enlists Parker's aid in nailing the traitor.

Writer: Danny Arnold
Director: Sidney Lanfield
Guest star: Herbert C. Lytton (Admiral Reynolds) , Julie Bennett (The Voice Of Nippon Nancy)

24. One Enchanted Weekend
First aired: 28th/March/1963
Lovely Yvette Gerard has invited Parker to join her for a weekend at her island home. When Binghamton denies him leave, McHale works up a plan for Parker to have a ‘working vacation' on the island, which winds up with an unexpected bonus.

Writer: Frank J. Gill Jr., George Carleton Brown
Director: Edward Montagne
Guest star: Makoto Iwamatsu (Captain Uzaki), Lloyd Kino (The Japanese Sailor), Syl Lamont (Yeoman Tate) , Claudine Longet (Yvette Gerard), Marcel Hillaire (Emile Gerard)

25. The Mothers of PT 73
First aired: 4th/April/1963
Trouble ensues, when Parker inadvertently invites three of the 73 Crew's Mothers – Including his own – To visit Taratupa for Mother's Day.

Writer: Michael Morris (V), Larry Markes
Director: Sidney Lanfield
Guest star: Tony Franke (The Sailor), Tita Marsell (Luana) , Jimmy Cross (The Yeoman), Naomi Stevens (Mrs. Gruber), Cheerio Meredith (Mrs. Bell), Carol Veazie (Mrs. Parker), Dan Frazer (Captain Bryce), Don Edwards (The Marine)

26. H.M.S. 73
First aired: 11th/April/1963
Binghamton schemes to get McHale chosen for a Liaison Officer's position, in Sydney, Austrailia. But, when McHale finds out that he will be going alone, and for the duration, he and his crew cook up a plan to get him off the hook.

Writer: William Raynor, Myles Wilder
Director: Sidney Lanfield
Guest star: Herbert C. Lytton (Admiral Reynolds) , Noel Drayton (Lt. Commander Forbes), James Forrest (Lieutenant Crandall), Ben Wright (Sir Percy), Diana Darrin (Sally)

27. A Wreath for McHale
First aired: 18th/April/1963
McHale and the 73 Crew are missing, and presumed dead, and Binghamton uses the situation for attention from a visiting War Correspondent.

Writer: Marty Roth
Director: Sidney Lanfield
Guest star: John Mamo (The Japanese Officer), Tita Marsell (The Hula Girl) , Allan Melvin (Brad Devery), Tiki Santos (The Native Chief), Warren Hsieh (The Native Boy)

28. Portrait of a Peerless Leader
First aired: 25th/April/1963
A Naval Personnel Officer is coming to check out McHale for a stateside training position. Binghamton leads McHale and his crew to believe that the Officer is coming to check out Binghamton for a promotion, and transfer, so they shape up, so that Leadbottom will ship out. But, when McHale finds out the real reason for the Officer's visit, he and his crew cook up a plan, to get him off the hook.

Writer: Frank J. Gill, George Carleton Brown
Director: Sidney Lanfield
Guest star: Tita Marsell (Kamina) , Herb Vigran (Captain Wilson), Sally Mills (The Nurse)