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The Pacific Episode 6 + Interviews Full Length Reaction (Patreon)

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2025-03-07 05:04:33
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2026-06
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It's just allergies, right?

Please note, this is the full length version, and due to copyright restrictions, requires you to sync your own copy of the episode.*New episodes of "The Pacific" posted every other Thursday.

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The Pacific 1x06 Full Length Reaction

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Faiz Zahari

You made it through another episode of The Pacific! Yay! You've really come a long way in keeping your composure watching this series, just compare yourself to when you watched Episode 1 or 2. As a viewer, it's nice to see that improvement while you share your thoughts on the cinematography and writing. Looking forward to the remaining episodes -- but I have to say, you WILL need your emotional support corgi for each episode from now on all the way until the last episode. No one finishes The Pacific with dry eyes.

BetterCallSAmUeL

Thank you very much for posting and very much looking forward to the remaining episodes.

Brett Oliver

I'm sorry to hear you aren't enjoying the series but i promise that it is worth it. You've come a long way and it really shows that you're coping with the intensity a lot better! Now fun fact we are right around the episodes of band of brothers that take place during Operation Market Garden in Holland. In fact most of band of brothers takes place between episodes 4-9 of the pacific. with only Points. (EP10 BoB) taking place around the same time as the Pacific finale somewhat

Jason Darbe

If your interested 2 of the books they used for this series is A helmet for a pillow,and With the Old Breed at pelieu and okinawa

Sterling LaLoge

You really need to do something about those Onion Cutting Ninjas Jacqui. :) Another great reaction as always! You always provide such an interesting perspective. One of the things that always really strikes me every time I watch this series is the transition at episode 5 in both strategy and campaign. What I mean is the first 2 campaigns they feature in the series, Guadalcanal and Cape Gloucester, the marines were in environments full of life and color. Both of those campaigns the marines made it ashore with relative ease and were mostly in defensive battles with the Japanese using meat wall tactics. Meaning much lower casualties for the marines. Then we transition to much harsher barren landscapes of Peleliu, Iwo and Okinawa. Rocky volcanic environments with very little vegetation or color. The marines switch to the offensive and are now the ones charging into fixed defensive positions. With the resulting increase in casualties. I know that these campaigns were chosen because they used the 2 books as main source material. But I have always wondered if they deliberately chose them to highlight the change in strategy to environment as well.

Ron White

Any chance we will see more Pacific reactions any time soon?