CPO Sharkey

Série télévisée
1976–1978
30min

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7,0/10

477

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Trailer for CPO Sharkey: The Complete Second Season

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Sitcom Comedy

Ajouter une intrigue dans votre langueComic exploits of an acid-tongued chief petty officer in the U.S. Navy.Comic exploits of an acid-tongued chief petty officer in the U.S. Navy.Comic exploits of an acid-tongued chief petty officer in the U.S. Navy.

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477

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Nommé pour 1 Primetime Emmy
- 1 nomination au total

Épisodes37

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HautLes mieux notés2 saisons3 ans

Vidéos3

Trailer 1:26

CPO Sharkey: Season 2

Trailer 1:46

CPO Sharkey: Season 1

Trailer 1:46

CPO Sharkey: Season 1

Trailer 2:57

Cpo Sharkey

Photos9

Anecdotes
This show is often remembered for an incident in which Johnny Carson interrupted a taping session. During an appearance on The Tonight Show Starring Johnny Carson (1962) with guest host Bob Newhart, Don Rickles accidentally broke the cigarette box on Carson's desk. When Carson returned to the show the next day, he discovered the broken box during taping. Carson took the broken box and a cameraman with him to the adjacent studio where Rickles' show was taped and teased him. This incident was played on Carson's annual specials and also on The Tonight Show with Jay Leno (1992) on the day Carson died.

Gaffes
In the opening credits, CPO Sharkey is wearing his dress blues with gold stripes, In the opening of the first episode, when Chief Sharkey is reenlisting, he is shown with red stripes. Gold stripes were earned by having 12 continuous years of good conduct. Therefore, it wouldn't make sense for him to be wearing red stripes when he had already earned gold ones.

Citations
CPO Sharkey: [Repeated line] I'm gonna keep an eye on you!

Connexions
Referenced in Bob Hope's World of Comedy (1976)

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10/10

Welcome Back Kotter Joins the Navy

I really enjoyed this program when it came out in 1976. It always vaguely reminded of me of Welcome Back Kotter. You have the joker with the heart of gold in Sharkey;and his crew his made-up a stereotypical misfits that we can all identify with. Sadly, as the show progressed, the scripts became more and predictable. We knew exactly how each character was going to react towards CPO Sharkey's tirade. One can't also fail to notice that Don Rickles was a bit to old for the part. He was pretty overweight to be allowed to stay in the military. Having said all of this, i am enjoying the reruns that I'm seeing on television now.