Favorite 60's military sitcom.

[maveric]

There were a few and I loved McHales Navy.

I beleive that Sgt. Bilko was in the 50's.

[Reverend_Smitty]

1. HOOOOOOOOOOOOGAN!

Nobody does comedy quite like the Nazis :evilgrin:

[calico1]

8. Hogan's Heroes

"Schultz!!!!!"

Too bad Bob Crane's killer never got to answer for killing him.

[mac56]

2. Gotta go back to the 50s -

"You'll Never Get Rich"/"The Phil Silvers Show"/"Sgt. Bilko"

[WI_DEM]

3. Of those mentioned I would have to go with Hogan

But, jeez, it gave the impression that a POW camp was full of fun and hijinks.

[Rainstorm]

4. If only......

....WWII was a fun as Hogan's Heroes.

[Cybergata]

9. Have you seen Stalag 17? ...I think it is 17!

Hogan's Heros was based on this movie. It isn't nearly as silly as Hogan's Heros. Actually, it is a really good film.

:hippie:

[Norbert]

16. Stalag 17, great movie.

You're right. The even had the precursor to Sgt. Shultz in that movie right down to the robust physique. I don't know if William Holden won an oscar for that movie but he should have.

[Crunchy Frog]

5. I had a crush on Hogan

when I was little.:loveya:

An interesting factoid: Robert Clary who played LeBeau was an actual Auschwitz survivor. I went to a lecture by him once, and he was pretty incredible.

[tom_paine]

6. "He's the tiger of the Pacific! Quennnn-tiiinnnn Mc-Haaaallllleee!"

Wow, I cannot believe McHale's Navy is getting it's ass kicked so badly.

Hogan's Heroes was a great show, too.

[maveric]

15. There was a great ensemble cast.

Carl Ballentine (Gruber) was my fave. And we cant forget Tim Conway.

[libhill]

7. Other -

You forgot to mention " Ensign O'toole", some light weight fluff about a young Officer on a submarine.

[LowerManhattanite]

10. "Eeeeeet Eeeeeeeez Ballooooooooooon!"

Sorry...I have a soft spot for "F-Troop"! From that classic theme to the post-modern, hyper-capitalistic relationship between the Hokawees (the original name of the tribe in the pilot was the Fokawees, as in what the "f*ck are we"?) and O'Rourke and Agarn. Kinda smacks of the whole casino thing goin' right now.

I loved that show!

Second place?

SCHULTZ: I know no-thing! No-thing!

LEBEAU: Apple Strudel Schultz?...(WAVES THE STEAMING PASTRY UNDER SCHULTZ'S NOSE)

SCHULTZ: Well...perhaps I know a leeetle something...

Gotta love that conniving (and closet-freaky) Hogan.

[lpbk2713]

11. "Was there any others........."

Although the story line wasn't always about the military, I Dream of Jeannie was in the periphery of the military world. Darren was in the Air Force.

[Reverend_Smitty]

12. Actually Darren was Bewitched

and Tony Nelson was I Dream of Jeannie. Not to be nitpicky I just watch Tv Land a lot

[lpbk2713]

13. Absolutely right.

I had to rely on memory. And that can be a dangerous thing.

[MrScorpio]

14. You missed I Dream of Jeannie

Silly rabbit