Un equipaggio tutto matto

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Genere: Commedia | Famiglia |

Numero di stagioni: 4
Numero di episodi: 138
Data prima messa in onda: 1962-10-11
Data ultima messa in onda: 1966-04-12

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Approfondimenti

Joe Flynn was actually very nearsighted and did need thick glasses. His glasses had no lenses in the [...]	D
Lt. Cmdr. Quinton McHale often referred to his men as "eight- balls" or "schlockmeisters". The men r [...]	D
Virgil, Christy and Gruber wore their rating patches on their right arm. Willie and Tinker wore thei [...]	D
"Tinker" Bell's real first name was Harrison.	D
Lt. Cmdr Quinton McHale was from Michigan.	D
The hull section prop of the PT-73 can be seen in Squadra emergenza: Quicker Than the Eye (1974). In [...]	D
Carl Ballantine wore toupees frequently during the series.	D
A few people have commented that some of the enlisted characters wear their rating patches on the le [...]	D
Ens. Charles Parker (Tim Conway) often mentioned that he was from Chagrin Falls, OH. Conway grew up [...]	D
Radioman Willy Moss also served as the crew's illegal distiller, cobbling a still out of whatever pa [...]	D
The entire Pacific Ocean naval base of Taratupa was built on the back lot of Universal Studios. For [...]	D
"Happy" Haynes (Gavin MacLeod) was the only one of McHale's crew who was non-rated (Seaman). All of [...]	D
The hull of the PT-73 prop boat can be briefly seen in Colombo: Ciak... si uccide (1976). The hull i [...]	D
Throughout the series, whenever something was amiss or trouble was brewing, Fuji Kobiaji (Yoshio Yod [...]	D
Carl Ballantine's real name is Meyer Kessler.	D
The Japanese were always referred to as "Nips".	D
During the first season, Ernest Borgnine was the only one of the cast who appeared in the opening cr [...]	D
It was quite unusual for PT boat captains to hold staff rank, as McHale did (he was a Lieutenant Com [...]	D
Whenever one of the crew's elaborate schemes calls for President Franklin D. Roosevelt's dog, Fala, [...]	D
Sometimes a character mentioned an unnamed commander of torpedo boat PT-109. PT-109 was the boat com [...]	D
Although all of the officers, including Lt. Cmdr. Quinton McHale (Ernest Borgnine), wore dress khaki [...]	D
The vessel used for shots of the PT-73 underway was a 72-foot type II Vosper MTB (Motor Torpedo Boat [...]	D
Ernest Borgnine was 45 years old when the show started.	D
Capt. Wallace B. Binghamton had an allergy to goldenrods.	D
Besides handling his duties as radioman, Willy Moss (John Wright) also doubled as a sonar man, often [...]	D
Two recurring characters on the show were the Polynesian Chief Urulu (Jacques Aubuchon) and Big Fren [...]	D
In some episodes, Ens. Charles Parker (Tim Conway) mentioned that he had a pet frog named Albert. La [...]	D
The only extra included with any of the DVD sets that were issued beginning in 2007 was a reunion vi [...]	D
Ernest Borgnine served in the U.S. Navy during World War II as a Gunner's Mate on the anti-submarine [...]	D
The name of the naval base where the show took place was Taratupa.	D
According to Ernest Borgnine in an interview with Robert Osborne for Turner Classic Movies, the PT b [...]	D
The phonetic flags shown at the opening credits are in order C for Charlie, H for Hotel, K for Kilo, [...]	D
The recurring scene of a submarine exploding after a 'torpedo' hit is actually film from Operation D [...]	D
The name of the town in Italy where McHale and his men were stationed was Volta Fiore.	D
The crooked mayor of Volta Fiore, who was always trying to get money out of Capt. Wallace B. Bingham [...]	D
Whenever McHale's crew did laundry, they put the clothes into a barrel with holes in it, threw in th [...]	D
In later years, Tim Conway stated in interviews that he and Ernest Borgnine had a wonderful working [...]	D
McHale and the crew often used the PT-73 for water skiing.	D
As of 4/17/21, only three of the original major cast members were still alive; Gavin MacLeod (Joseph [...]	D
Capt. Wallace B. Binghampton's job before the war was running a yacht club on Long Island Sound. In [...]	D
During the final season, Lt. Cmdr. Quinton McHale (Ernest Borgnine) and his crew, along with Capt. W [...]	D
Ens. Charles Parker often spoke of his mother. However, he rarely, if ever, spoke of his father.	D
Sometimes, Adm. Rogers' (Roy Roberts) first name is given as John. At other times he is called Bruce [...]	D
From time to time, one of McHale's schemes would require Tinker or Mr. Parker to dress up as a woman [...]	D
The scenes of the Japanese subs exploding when hit by a torpedo was re-used footage.	D
During Adam-12: Hollywood Division (1973), the Voltifiore set from the final season can clearly be s [...]	D
Lester Gruber was from Brooklyn, New York.	D
Virgil, Tinker and Christy were all first class petty officers. Gruber and Willy were second class p [...]	D
Whenever Lt. Cmdr. Quinton McHale's crew attacked a Japanese sub, it either exploded on the surface [...]	D
Although they were popular at the time, none of the officers, including McHale, ever wears a garriso [...]	D
Adm. Rogers' actual rank was rear admiral (2 stars).	D
Willie Moss was from Tennessee,	D
During the fourth season, Ernest Borgnine played a double role on the show. He played McHale's cousi [...]	D
McHale sometimes referred to himself as "Uncle Dudley" to his crew.	D
This was initially conceived as a straight military action show.	D
Lt. Cmdr. Quinton McHale (Ernest Borgnine) often referred to Lt. Elroy Carpenter (Bob Hastings) as " [...]	D
Capt. Wallace B. Binghamton (Joe Flynn) referred to Lt. Cmdr. Quinton McHale's (Ernest Borgnine's) m [...]	D
There was an English-speaking woman who broadcast propaganda for the Japanese the crew called "Nippo [...]	D
Capt. Binghamton's middle name was "Burton". In earlier episodes, his name was R.F. Binghamton. Late [...]	D
The crew's duties were: George "Christy" Christopher (Gary Vinson) - Quartermaster; Harrison "Tinker [...]	D
"Happy" Haynes' real first name was Joseph.	D
Capt. Wallace B. Binghamton (Joe Flynn) got his nickname "Old Leadbottom" from a war wound that he g [...]	D
Although Lt. Carpenter and Ensign Parker appeared together in many scenes throughout the series, the [...]	D
One of the crew's favorite liberty ports when they were in the Pacific was New Caledonia.	D
In early episodes, Quartermaster George "Christy" Christopher's (Gary Vinson's) wife was named Glori [...]	D
Captain Binghamton and Quartermaster "Christy" Christopher were the only ones on the show who were m [...]	D
In some early episodes, McHale referred to Ens. Charles Parker as "Charlie", although in later episo [...]	D
Some of McHale's crew wore their rank on the left sleeve, others wore their rank on the right sleeve [...]	D
During an interview, Ernest Borgnine related that when he was initially approached by his agent with [...]	D
"Christy" Christopher's real first name was George.	D

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Frase

Nurse Molly Turner: I thought you were the 'tiger [...]	D
Capt. Binghamton: Every dog has his day! Lt. Elro [...]	D
[repeated line] Capt. Binghamton: What is it McHa [...]	D
[repeated line] Capt. Binghamton: [grumbling] I c [...]	D
[repeated line] Capt. Binghamton: Why me? Why is [...]	D
Lieut. Comdr. Quinton McHale: Great jumping Jehosh [...]	D
Capt. Binghamton: [to Ensign Parker] What happened [...]	D
Lieut. Comdr. Quinton McHale: Stall em! I don't ca [...]	D
Capt. Binghamton: Commander, how would you and you [...]	D
Ens. Charles Parker: Gee I love that kind of talk.	D