Gomer Pyle, U.S.M.C. season 5 episode 13 Recap and FAQ
Episode Summary
Sergeant Carter attempts a tricky parking maneuver, brushing another car. Despite denial, Pyle convinces him to leave a note for the car's owner, Mr. Whipple. Whipple exaggerates the damage, demanding a hefty sum. As the situation escalates, Pyle discovers Mrs. Whipple actually caused the extensive damage post-incident. He convinces her to confess to her husband, leading to a resolution where the Whipples acknowledge the mistake, and Carter is persuaded to contribute a minor amount towards the repair, showcasing his frustration with Pyle's insistence on honesty and involvement.
Full Episode S05E13 Recap
Frequently Asked Questions
Who tried to park the car initially?
Sergeant Carter attempted to park the car.
Did Sergeant Carter acknowledge hitting the car?
No, Sergeant Carter initially denied hitting the car despite Pyle's observation.
How did Pyle suggest handling the accident?
Pyle suggested leaving a note for the car's owner, admitting to the damage.
What was Mr. Whipple's reaction to the note?
Mr. Whipple exaggerated the damage and demanded an unreasonable amount for repairs.
How did Pyle find out the truth about the car's damage?
Pyle spoke to Mrs. Whipple and learned she caused the extensive damage after Carter's initial incident.
What was Mrs. Whipple's reason for hiding the truth?
Mrs. Whipple feared her husband's reaction and their history of arguments.
How was the situation between the Whipples and Sergeant Carter resolved?
The truth was revealed, leading Mr. Whipple to agree to cover the repair costs, acknowledging the mistake.
Did Sergeant Carter have to pay for the damages in the end?
Sergeant Carter was initially absolved from paying, but Pyle insisted on contributing to the minor scratch they caused.