Twelve O'Clock High : S1E20 To Heinie With Love 

Who else thinks Robert Lansing is awesome in 2019?

Life lessons. Each show has one and i appreciate them even though I'm now 68 years old. Watched these as a kid, and again some 15 years ago. As the old saying goes......everyone has to stand for something(freedom), or fall for anything. My father, taught me to stand up and be a man, and I'll never forget that or regret it.

I watched this show every week, I as a kid and I wanted a hat like Robert Lansing wore for Christmas, guess we didn't have any Army/Navy Surplus stores near by. Got a model of a B-17. I grew up on a farm for us 1 Present the rest new clothes. Kid's are spoiled now/ Heck you only had 3 to 4 channels back then, you were outside either working or playing and watched what your parents watched. Good luck the only show my Mom wanted to watch was Lawerence Welk, so my Dad and I got to see 12 O Clock, Combat, Man from Uncle, Batman, Gunsmoke, Mc Hale's Navy and many more on the old 19" black and white TV...Good Times. Thanks for posting the shows brings back alot of memories.

I really appreciate what a leader Savage is. There is no doubt who’s in command, but he is human and mixes it up with his men.

I love this show even though I am only 13! I love old tv shows a ton better then new ones!

I think it fascinating that KEIR DULLEA and GARY LOCKWOOD both starred in separate episodes of TWELVE O'CLOCK HIGH, only to be joined together in Stanley Kubrick's 2001 A SPACE ODYSSEY. I love these guys

Jill Haworth...wow!

Wonderful series with either Robert Lansing or Paul Burke.

Robert Lansing made the series .

The hung incendiary incident is based on a true story where a crew member really did have to throw burning bomb fragments out by hand.

The opening scene reminded me of a story my dad told me many many years ago. He flew for the 9th Air Force, 391st Bombardment Group flying out of Matching Green England in 1944 .It was an old RAF base with minimal barracks for the crews .So some crews including my father's were sleeping in their pup tents because of lack of space . Well there was a abandoned security building not far from their bivouac area . His crew took over the building and fixed it up and with a sleeping area and a improvised bar . I think my Dad was a little on the crazy/ wild side back then . Then again anyone willing to sit in the plexiglass nose of a B-26 as a Bombardier/ Navigator with just a 50 cal. to protect himself from BF 109's , FW 190's and an occasional ME 262 78 times with 3 of the missions on D-Day had more balls than brains . He was a recipient of the " Distinguish Flying Cross" for bravery above and beyond and will turn 101 years old this coming September 2023. He has been and always will be my hero !!!!!GOD BLESS YOU DAD FOR EVERYTHING YOU DID FOR ME , YOUR FAMILY,, OUR COUNTRY AND THE OPPRESSED PEOPLE OF EUROPE .

That is one of the best episodes. I love this show!!!

This episode is one of the good ones!

"Open the bomb bay doors HAL!"

Note what is said at

As an old man , I'd give my soul to fly one mission w/ those men!

To all who have served. THANK YOU!

Just two years later Kier Dullea would be working on 2001, which is one of the most important film ever. When he was making this episode he had no idea he would part of film history just a few years later.

For 8 yrs I played golf with a B-17 bombardier, flew 17 mission before war ended. Unfortunately I never talked to him about his experiences. That was in the late 1980s. Wish he was around now to comment on this series and his experiences. Never talked to my dad either. First army , First lieutenant, Signal Corp . 44-46. Hated Montgomery. Was at Acchen, 44.

Love Keir Dullea (or like the introducer said ]]:"Keh ear Doo lay ah" =) . First saw him on "David and Lisa" in '66 . Great actor . Great episode !