McHale's Navy (1962-1966)

Make Room for Orvie (1965)

25:25 minutes.

Binghamton assigns a young sailor to spy on McHale and his men.

A Star Falls on Taratupa (1965)

25:22 minutes.

A publicity-hungry movie star succeeds in being marooned on an island with McHale and his men.

The Vampire of Taratupa (1965)

25:09 minutes.

Parker impersonates Dracula to escape from Binghamton's clutches.

All Ahead, Empty (1965)

25:24 minutes.

Automation threatens to break up McHale's old gang.

Rumble on Taratupa (1965)

25:25 minutes.

McHale's men are framed on a bootlegging charge and clapped in the brig.

Hello, McHale? - Colonna! (1965)

25:24 minutes.

A famous World War II troubadour promises to come to Taratupa and put on a show.

Will the Real Admiral Please Stand Up? (1965)

25:26 minutes.

A shah refuses to sign an oil rights agreement unless his friend Parker is made an admiral.

The Great Necklace Caper (1965)

25:27 minutes.

A chimpanzee steals a valuable necklace Binghamton bought for his wife.

Chuckie Cottontail (1965)

25:23 minutes.

Parker's Easter Bunny costume has the Japanese thinking the Americans are using forest demons.

By the Numbers, Paint (1965)

25:21 minutes.

Binghamton suspects chicanery when McHale's men sell him a Gauguin painting.

The Seven Faces of Ensign Parker (1965)

25:27 minutes.

McHale sets out to spring Parker from the brig where he is being held on larceny charges.

McHale's Floating Laundromat (1965)

25:22 minutes.

Binghamton assigns his aide to spy on McHale's camp.

The Late Captain Binghamton (1965)

25:24 minutes.

Binghamton finds out that he has only 48 hours to live after McHale's men touch up one of his X-rays.

The Truth Hurts (1965)

25:26 minutes.

Binghamton orders truth serum shots for McHale and his men in order to obtain evidence against them.

The PT 73 Follies (1965)

25:24 minutes.

Binghamton and Parker are air-dropped onto a deserted island for a survival test.

The Stool Parrot (1965)

25:23 minutes.

McHale's men are unaware their pet parrot is blabbing their secret plans to Binghamton.

Fuji's Big Romance (1964)

25:25 minutes.

McHale's prisoner of war falls in love with a native chief's daughter.

The Missing Link (1964)

25:31 minutes.

Parker is assigned to a one-man lookout on an island frequently used by enemy ships for target practice.

Christy Goes Traveling (1964)

25:27 minutes.

McHale's men put Christy in a sack and mail him home to see his baby daughter.

McHale and His Jet Set (1964)

25:25 minutes.

McHale and his men impersonate international playboys in an attempt to help Binghamton.

The Great Eclipse (1964)

25:23 minutes.

Binghamton sends McHale and his men to sign a peace treaty with a tribe of headhunters.

Fountain of Youth (1964)

25:27 minutes.

Binghamton tries to push himself into position for a quick promotion.

Senator Parker, Suh! (1964)

25:27 minutes.

Parker pretends to be a senator's nephew in order to get a promotion.

The British Also Have Ensigns (1964)

25:25 minutes.

Binghamton assigns a bumbling fool who is responsible for sinking three ships to McHale's unit.

Will the Alligator Take the Stand? (1964)

25:23 minutes.

A court-martial board tries Parker for the theft of Binghamton's wallet.

Laugh, Captain, Laugh (1964)

25:25 minutes.

McHale's men charge Binghamton up with laughing gas to prevent him from court-martialing Parker.

McHale's Floating Harem (1964)

25:24 minutes.

McHale and his men rescue a visiting sultan and his three daughters.

McHale, the Desk Commando (1964)

25:29 minutes.

Binghamton assigns McHale as temporary base commander in hopes of having him transferred.

It's a Mad, Mad, Mad War (1964)

25:24 minutes.

The whole crew faces court-martial unless they can locate a girl with a heart-shaped beauty mark on her ankle.

The Ghosts of 73 (1964)

25:24 minutes.

Binghamton tries to spook the PT-73 crew until they beg for transfer.