Sgt. Ernie Bilko flirting with Colonel Hall's wife. 

Pure comedy, priceless and timeless humour. No filth or obscenities.

Can never get enough of the MASTER Sergeant. There’ll never be another.

Phil Silvers was the king of comedy in Bilko and everything he acted in.

"Here it comes.....!" LMFAO

One of the Greatest Comic Creations to ever grace the screen. Loved Bilko since my childhood and never grow tired of this classic series. ❤

Thanks for putting this together. I always thought the scenes with Bilko flirting with the Colonel's wife were brilliant. You knew it was coming (and so did the Colonel) but it always made you laugh.

Bikol was the best of American comedy. Phil Silvers was fantastic in the roll. Shame we don’t have such class these days

I love Nell ! She is adorable especially when she becomes all coy at Ernie's flattery while loving every sweet word.

These r some of my favourite Bilko scenes . Thank u

This played in the UK soon after the US & was still being shown until 2000, great fun..

Brilliant. So funny. 😅😂

Love it, I was just talking about these scenes to my beloved, and with a click, here they are. Thank you!

At 1:29 I did not notice at first but Charlotte Rae was seated with Ms. Sansberry / theses two actresses' both lived to their nineties .

Laugh at these scenes every time I see them.

Phil Hartman’s “Alright Bilko” impersonation brought me here

Here it comes

These aren’t snow jobs these are blizzards

The best comedy ever.

hi from england.Mrs Hall certainly is a beautiful woman

"Bilko! Stop it!"

Despite the overblown flattery Hope Sansberry was a good looking old lady . I would have liked to have a picture of her as a young woman .

3:54 LOL

It was said the scripts for Sgt. Bilko could be twice as long than other show scripts because Silvers talked so fast.

Now that was sneaky I thought the darn thing was colorized 🤨.

outright flatter works best

"weren't you on the cover of Vogue Magazine last month?" I use that one myself every now and then...

Colonels wife was very pretty her and Joan