Gasivodo, read that st@p!d posters name, he is a f@g.. and seems to be only looking for a sausage fest
well, sorry you qu@@r, But the closest you get is a man in his skivvies dancing a hula with 2 balls on a string around his neck for a short take as we would do when crossing the equator though I do not recall what brought it on in this series (I did read though that the writer of the book, Mr. Buchheim, was outraged at this. It seems that the Germans did not blow off steam as we Americans did when crossing the equator or at the 1/2 point of a cruise). This is not your Politically Correct G@y Light P@rn Movie.
But that being said, I had only seen the Theatrical version since I first saw it in the early 80's and never new that there was a miniseries till I found it last week, I've been glued to it ever since and with the additional 2Hr 24Min added to all but 5 Min shy of doubling the length of the film and a hell of a lot more character development and little bit more of the feelings we had of weeks of humdrum and 3 hours of fast paced action you would find on a real Boat. I can honestly say I will never go back to the short version again. I even fear finding the English dubbed version as I read it is highly censored in the language and you lose the rightfulness of "Cursing like a Sailor" that I still speak since leaving the NAVY near 28 years ago.
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