The door mix-up gag here at 18:15 is brilliant...of a 1001 details that made this one of the best sit-com shows of all time and though it is a definite history piece at this stage the comedy holds up. DVDS still laugh out loud funny, great talented cast.
the great Howard Morris from Sid Caesar's show directed ths somewhat static camera and the scene breakdowns are reminiscent of early TV. It is one of my favorite episodes.
You're right, poetcomic, the camera work is a bit Hill Street Blueish; and IMHO, significantly ahead of its time. But I don't understand your "Scene Breakdown" comment. If I'm not mistaken, a Scene Breakdown or script breakdown is when you organize what you need for each scene before filming the actual scenes. i.e., When you're breaking down multiple scenes in *pre*-production.
Always loved this one, definitely in the (my) top ten episodes of this show. In a show of this caliber, in an era when a series had 25-30 episodes a year, that's saying something.
This is one of my favorite episodes. It reminds me a bit of those great Fraiser episodes where Fraiser and Niles team up on some project (running a restaurant, writing a book) and it all ends in disaster! One reason is probably the sharp lines between the two guys after they're soaked and furious. Rob to Jerry: "I'm through taking orders from u Captain Queeg!" Jerry on Rob, "He couldn't be the Chief Steward on the Good Ship Lollipop!"
Omg the Frasier episode when they are trying to write the book is hilarious. I love the part where Frasier's trying to strangle Niles, and Niles says, "I'm having a flashback of you climbing into my crib and jumping on me!" And Frasier yells, "You stole my mommy!"
If Rob wants to go with Jerry on a boat, then Laura should take the same amount that Rob spends and she can buy herself something really nice. So Laura just leaves Richie by himself while she and Millie go to get Rob and Gerry. Bad scene for sure.
They have a babysitter they always call. It was a young girl in the begining and a young boy later on. It is assumed they called their babysitter whom they always call.
“I don’t know how sheep stand each other in the rainy season.” That line had me laughing SO HARD!!! 🤣🤣🤣
happy birthday Dick Van Dyke 99 Yrs young!!
Love him so much!
20:00 "Oh, bow shmow Jerry! I was at the pointy end of the boat where I was supposed to be!" This episode has so many nuggets of humor. 😆
@anitagoote. My favorite part of this episode too 😂
That was a good one! The good Ole days when tv sitcoms were good and entertaining.
I love what Millie says, " Jerry's going to be playing Navy all week!"😁😁😁😁😁
When Laura screams into the phone, "What is it?" Priceless. Absolutely the best written and best acted sitcom of all time !!
The door mix-up gag here at 18:15 is brilliant...of a 1001 details that made this one of the best sit-com shows of all time and though it is a definite history piece at this stage the comedy holds up. DVDS still laugh out loud funny, great talented cast.
I wonder how many takes it took to do that impressive door mixup? One more thing to make this a favorite! 👏♥️🙂
the great Howard Morris from Sid Caesar's show directed ths somewhat static camera and the scene breakdowns are reminiscent of early TV. It is one of my favorite episodes.
Howard Morris also played Ernest T. Bass on The Andy Griffith Show.
You're right, poetcomic, the camera work is a bit Hill Street Blueish; and IMHO, significantly ahead of its time. But I don't understand your "Scene Breakdown" comment. If I'm not mistaken, a Scene Breakdown or script breakdown is when you organize what you need for each scene before filming the actual scenes. i.e., When you're breaking down multiple scenes in *pre*-production.
@@MrMenefrego1 Probably the wrong word.
Always loved this one, definitely in the (my) top ten episodes of this show. In a show of this caliber, in an era when a series had 25-30 episodes a year, that's saying something.
@@ricaug50 "TAKE OFF THAT HAT!"
This is one of my favorite episodes. It reminds me a bit of those great Fraiser episodes where Fraiser and Niles team up on some project (running a restaurant, writing a book) and it all ends in disaster! One reason is probably the sharp lines between the two guys after they're soaked and furious. Rob to Jerry: "I'm through taking orders from u Captain Queeg!" Jerry on Rob, "He couldn't be the Chief Steward on the Good Ship Lollipop!"
Omg the Frasier episode when they are trying to write the book is hilarious. I love the part where Frasier's trying to strangle Niles, and Niles says, "I'm having a flashback of you climbing into my crib and jumping on me!" And Frasier yells, "You stole my mommy!"
I always wanted to get the beautiful “flip” hairstyle that Laura wore.
They were very popular then. (I was in high school at the time.)
@@leestamm3187 me too
Funny that Jerry Paris being compared to Captain Queeg - Jerry Paris had a prominent role in The Caine Mutiny movie.
I did not know that. Interesting bit of inside information.
Gotta love it.
A great out-of-the-ordinary episode. Hilarious! Thanks and blessings for sharing this. 🙏👏👍👍🙂
This is such a good show
The ending was great 😁
This is a fave episode of mine 😊
Jerry Paris was particularly funny in this episode.
Millie was very pretty here and I love her little natical motif outfit. I know Laura is a beauty but Millie does all right!
Thank you so much for uploading these. SO entertaining and such memories. Truly classic television.
Jerry's cap looks like an authentic WWII Navy peaked cap. Jerry Paris was in the Navy in WWII - maybe it was his cap!
It may have been the one he wore in The Cane Mutiny movie with Humphrey Bogart and Fred McMurray and Van Jhonson
I don't know how sheep can stand each other during rainy season. Had to pause the video.
Laura's character is such a. Lovely wife
Not really. If she doesn't get her way, she's a witch.
@@kimberlytyrcha5930 kinda like your mom!!
@@czoduqa ....You know nothing about my mom.
@@kimberlytyrcha5930 Why do you watch this show if you hate Laura? You call her a witch on almost every episode.
You have to wonder who was on the cast or writing staff that had a bad experience with a boat.
Directed by Ernest T. Bass😊
Rob's deck shoes are amazing
I wanna see Laura's deck shoes.
Jerry : Robs lack of maritime knowledge is a valuable stupidity.
...'but not to you!...well said Laura for women everywhere!
When Laura doesn't get her way, she's a witch.
I wonder if Laura hates Rob more after they get married or when they first meet. It's kinda hard to tell to be honest.
QUIT INTERRUPTING!! 😐
If Rob wants to go with Jerry on a boat, then Laura should take the same amount that Rob spends and she can buy herself something really nice. So Laura just leaves Richie by himself while she and Millie go to get Rob and Gerry. Bad scene for sure.
He was probably over at Millie's house.
Millie and Laura would NEVER leave their kids all by themselves for who knows how long. Especially at night. 😳
They have a babysitter they always call. It was a young girl in the begining and a young boy later on.
It is assumed they called their babysitter whom they always call.
👎 Love the show
HORRIBLE episode!
"Rob, did you buy it, or were you commissioned?" 😅🩷🤣🩵😂