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Here's the full length reaction to Episode 10 ("Points") of Band of Brothers! We finally made it to the finale! I've said in probably every episode that the interviews are my favorite part, but I didn't expect to feel so emotional when their names were finally revealed at the end. I am planning on watching the documentary to finish out this journey! Enjoy!

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BAND OF BROTHERS EPISODE 10 - Full Length Reaction!

Welcome Patrons! Thank you so much for being a part of my Patreon community! I'm so truly grateful for your support. Here is the full length reaction to Episode 10 of Band of Brothers! Enjoy! My Instagram: addie_counts

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Alex Tan

Happy Wednesday & Happy (early) Birthday, Addie. 🎉🎉🎊🎊 You've finally completed your Band of Brothers journey. See you on Friday for Twister (1996).

David Davidson

Hi from Macedonia, Europe 😊 I love your reactions so much! Would you please answer my message, just for a second? I'd be so grateful 😊🙏🙏🙏

LightsCameraJake

This is my fav show you have watched for the channel, just due to your reaction alone. Excited for you to get to the pacific someday. There are differences with it. There are interviews like BoB but they are separate short videos not attached to the main episodes, it's in the extras part of each episode, so just note that for when you find time in the future to watch the series :)

David Davidson

Please 🙏😊🙏 please answer my message, I just had a small suggestion in your benefit, please hear me out 😊🙏

W Gandy

Hi Addie, loved your reaction(s) to this series. You said watching this series was life changing. I agree and so do many of the actors in BoB. It is my understanding that many of them have an annual reunion (much like the real Easy Co. did). An interesting video you may want to watch (not for publication - just for your enjoyment) is the Boot Camp video (on YT) that Ron Livingston (Nixon) made of how the actors went through a 2 week training camp to get ready to play their parts in BoB. I don't recall if you said or not....do you plan on watching the series Chernobyl? Thanks!!!

Billy Dancel

Episode 9. We see the most brutal facet of the War. It was so tragic that we saw back to back extreme opposites happening to the prisoners. The potential freedom from the misery of the war, the elation of getting food and water, only to have that taken away just as quickly as their momentary freedom and being told they have to stay there again. The tears we have all shed were for a pain we could barely imagine. Episode 10. Here we cried tears of pride, happiness, and respect to these real life superheroes. The casting was amazing and pretty spot on. The greatest tribute to the series and the real gentlemen is how we got to see everyone grow up through their experiences. An epic series that deserves every positive praise we can give.

Clay F

"We salute the rank, not the man." Hermann Goering was an early associate of Hitler. Goering joined the Nazi Party in 1922 (when the Nazi Party was nothing) after hearing a speech by Hitler. He was quickly given leadership positions in the Nazi Party. Later, Goering became head of the German Air Force and second in command of Germany at the end of the war. He stole art treasures from across Europe for his personal collection and was sentenced to death at the war trials in Nuremberg but committed suicide before the sentence could be carried out. Thanks for reacting to this series. My favorite miniseries of all time. A natural progression is "The Pacific" (2010) (10 episodes) that is a companion series to BoB, and having the same executive producers Hanks/Spielberg. My grandfather served in the occupation of German immediately after the war. He brought back a German pistol. My other grandfather served during the war as tank gunner in North Africa and was awarded a medal for destroying a bridge. Then, he landed on a Normandy beach on D-Day. He rarely talked about D-Day, but he told my brother that he could hear bullets whistling by.

Corks

Thanks for your wonderful reaction! Not sure if anyone has mentioned this yet, but every member of Easy Company has since passed away. The last survivor was Bradford Freeman (not featured in the show) who died in July 2022. Bull Randleman died in 2003 Shifty Powers in 2009 Winters in 2011 Buck Compton in 2012 Babe Heffron & Frank Perconte in 2013 Bill Guarnere in 2014 Donald Malarkey in 2017 Carwood Lipton died in Dec 2001, just weeks after the series finished airing. Popeye Wynn died in 2000 before the series ever aired. I'm grateful the show was filmed when it was so it could get so many great inerviews!

Thomas Wetherell

I’m so glad you watched this show Addie, it’s personally my favorite TV show of all time. It’s such a moving and powerful story of men who sacrificed so much for all of us. I actually got the chance to meet Babe Heffron just a few months before he passed away, he gave a speech and Q&A not far from where I live. He was a very nice man and had quite a sense of humor too, definitely something I’ll never forget. I do hope you’ll get around to The Pacific and Masters of the Air eventually. They don’t quite reach the bar this show set, but they are both still good shows about other events and people we should all know about and remember.

zynjams

one of best movies of all time is called The Best years of our Lives, winner of 11 academy awards. its about what happens when 3 survivors of world war 2 return home, one navy, one Army air Corp, and one Army sergeant. filmed in 1948 so it has a fresh prospective. please react to this film