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Band of Brothers - Episode 10 - Patreon Version

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Guts

I'm surprised that you guys didn't watch the unofficial 11th episode: "We Stand Alone Together: The Men of Easy Company", which actually is the official companion documentary to the HBO show and the source of those little bits where the real soldiers talk at the beginning of each episode. Tbh I think I like it even more than the show.

Ph4ZeD

Just finished watching this series with you, great job. Just as an FYI, the next series in the same theme of HBO/Tom Hanks/Steven Spielberg is Masters of the Air and it comes out on the 26th January! I really hope you watch The Pacific too to wrap up all three series.

Deadly Ramon

You've gotta react to The Pacific someday. It's of the same quality as Band of Brothers but focuses on the war in the Pacific corridor.

Zoltán Bublos

George knows it, he even mentioned it at the first episode, but I don't understand why they haven't watched it yet. Maybe George thinks it would be too gruesome for Simone. I don't know...

Isaac zaragoza

I recommend watching the documentary that was paired with the show "We stand alone together" and another HBO show "The Pacific", a similar show which depicts the Pacific theater of the war and how it was drastically different from the European Theater.

Nanette Davis

There is one more episode that you would love. It is the documentary call "We Stand Alone Together". It comes with the DVD when you buy it. It is available on You Tube. It is interviews with all the men, old films of them, their reunions after the war and even shows Guarnere and Heffron on a return trip to Bastogne in their 80's. It is a must watch.

sledge432

As fellow Canadians, you should watch "Storming Juno". About 10 years after "Band of Brothers" History Television wanted to present a Canadian story for Remembrance Day so they talked to a production company and "Storming Juno is what they came up with. Like BoB, it follows real life stories (a paratrooper, a tanker and an infantry company) as they land on D-Day. They filmed it entirely in Ontario with the inland stuff on a farm in Cambridge, the ship shots on board HMCS Haida which is a WWII destroyer in the harbour in Hamilton, and the beach landings in Sauble Beach along Lake Huron. You can get a copy on Youtube and I think Amazon. It's about 90 minutes long, including the documentary afterward.

Ridor

You really got to respect Spiers here. That man broke every rule to save his man. And then he resisted the urge to end that despicable piece of crap because it wasn't right. Not sure I would have had the fortitude in that situation. Especially if it had been one of my guys or gals this dirt bag put in the hospital.