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#4 Band of Brothers FULL Munchies

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Charles W Jansen II

Enjoyed watching your reaction. You don't miss much. Orange was the color used by the Dutch to signify the area was clear and also the color of liberation inspired by The House of Orange led by William of Orange or William the Silent (1533-1584). The parachutes looked like Jelly Fish. That's what you were thinking of. The sweetest moment in the series is the Dutch farmer and his son who never tasted chocolate before. The little boy is the reason we fight. For their future so hopefully he and his generation will not have to fight.

Uncle Phoenix

A long time ago, I had a pastor tell us that in far away countries they still pray to see American soldiers, because they know on that day they will be free. (Maybe that is an outdated belief, idk.)

Benjamin Gerrald

Strange I can see ep 1,2 and 4 but nothing else, and I could not see this one until last few days but it was posted last month?

Varrus

all so true, but i've always wondered, that lil boy is 3yo?, maybe 5? Never eaten chocolate?! Like we needed more reasons to dislike N***s. And G.I chocolate is Packed with sugar. The sugar rush that poor lil kinder is about to have!! The headache that poor famer's gonna have trying to wrangle him back into the cellar!

Charles W Jansen II

This is the worst comment I think I have ever seen Varrus. Lousy take. People like you ruin everything. I bet you don't have any friends because you know how to suck the joy out any and every situation.

Catherine LW

They were occupied for years and endured food shortages and famine. That’s why that child never tasted chocolate.

Charles W Jansen II

Great comment Catherine LW. And that was the beauty of the scene. Really the chocolate represented the taste of freedom the little boy never had either. Until the end of the war, that child had not known a life without war and oppression.

Charles W Jansen II

Varrus, amazing how some people can only see the negatives. Isn't it?

Catherine LW

Yes, I always found that scene emotionally tender.