In this episode, Christy is set on marrying one of the nurses that is going to be transferred in a few weeks. Of course Binghamton has rules against naval personnel getting married and McHale believes it is not a good idea to tell him. Instead McHale knows a priest on a nearby island and will take the bride and groom over for a small short ceremony.
All this is suppose to be a secret but when Christy tells Gruber words gets out to everyone on the island. Someone is going to have to make sure that Binghamton does not get wind of the situation. It will be up to the nurses to take Binghamton out of service so the marriage can continue.
There is nothing really remarkable about this episode other than being about average for a comedy sitcom. It was all quite predictable with little surprise in the script. Because this show gave us little in any new information that we have not seen in many other shows, this was just average. Nothing really poor with the show and nothing really great either.
All this is suppose to be a secret but when Christy tells Gruber words gets out to everyone on the island. Someone is going to have to make sure that Binghamton does not get wind of the situation. It will be up to the nurses to take Binghamton out of service so the marriage can continue.
There is nothing really remarkable about this episode other than being about average for a comedy sitcom. It was all quite predictable with little surprise in the script. Because this show gave us little in any new information that we have not seen in many other shows, this was just average. Nothing really poor with the show and nothing really great either.
