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2:10 Lmao

En castellano hablado 😡😈🇨🇱

Hawkeye: The kind of meetings we have could prolong the war by at least two years Me: _looks at show's run length_ He wasn't kidding

Many meetings I've attended have been declared a shambles 😂

I’ve been to team meetings that have degenerated into chaos. Usually when boss is away.

Its never over!😳 Jman

I know it wasn’t explained but for all we know Hannibal probably took out the firing pin out of the cartel/cop firearm

Music bear baracus van?

MIA 😅pow wow 😅😅

you frank greaves boy?' that room went quiet. he never understood how much those men respected his father till the end. probably the most protected kid to ever step foot into a den of old drunks and drinkers. probably my fav scene in the whole movie.

I loved the episode later on where Gibbs s defends Yost and says "this guy stood tall in hell", meaning the killing fields of Iwo Jima.

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Season 1 and 2 Gibbs was a whole different person

I just love the evil little grin that Trapper gets when Major Houlihan starts chairing the meeting😆!

Every Thursday afternoon RPh meeting at my last job..........

Movie had 2 minutes of foot ball And besides this brawl This movie just sucks

Best Episode

Yet here we have the Democrats supporting war

Still the Best 2024😂

When Trapper laughs and says “Marion” it is so totally High School cruel I love it. Kids. Whattaya gonna do?

Handcuffed the dogs collars beautiful lolz!

Great scene from a great episode.. Glad they didn't try to use a casino owner in the part..

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Ron Howard? Lol

Watched the series and it's typical Netflix WOKE Politically correct bullshit, there are so many totally unbelievable scenes in this series it's mind blowing, written for today's youth who've had their history totally rewritten for them by their WOKE teachers and Hollywood.....

Liam Neeson didn't get enough credit for this film, why? Didn't anyone like him? If I directed this film, I would've cast Nicolas Cage as Hannibal

That scene when he broke down and remembered was sad. First time I saw it I cried

Open Range is a GREAT film. I just loved it.

damn thats cool .

I think gillam is Texas Red from Marty Robbins’ “Big Iron.”

Hollywood loves to play up the redneck idiot trope for southern people. The info I've seen showed it wasn't that way at all but you have to keep feeding that fire to portray the south a certain way. If I remember I saw something along the lines of the percentage of either just educated or college educated people in the south was higher than the north. I'm sure each side had its fair share of idiots.. same as our times as well. The shameful smear of those people by modern directors and authors etc is more a smear on them for perpetuating the lie so as not to leave the fold. If you step out of line and tell a truth then the monster will devour their own. Anyway..just my 2cents over how it's an injustice.

Jake: I got my eyes on all of you on each side of the room.

The first time I saw this scene on the TV, I got literal goosebumps. This sort of closure, the simple act of toasting with someone who was on the other side... I felt something that as of this day I can't still figure out... but I know it was great and it was good. Great episode, maybe the best of the entire serie.

the best ncis episode i ever saw

This movie has so many great lines.

get your own vulnerable white boy karl!

Favorite parts 0:56 1:21

I’ve seen this film probably about 50 times. Only on my most recent watch did I ever noticed Charlie’s grounded behaviour in this scene. Here’s a special operations soldier, a killing machine, following orders and respecting his boss up until he sees how blinded in suicidal rage Boss is. He puts his emotions aside to make a decision for the group that will save Buttons life. He has the same rage as Boss and if it weren’t for Button, he would probably be willing to die with Boss and their cattle.

Unfortunately, John Wayne did not respect minorities. One of the greatest actors of all time Kirk Douglas did not agree on any social issues with Wayne because Wayne had a problem with fairness for all people. Wayne stock has dropped dramatically because of this. In contrast Clark Gable, a superior actor and person, respected all races and promoted equality. John Ford also is known for his looking down on people of color. Ford is really an average director anyway. Cukor, Wilder, Norman Jewsion are superior directors.

"You are welcome sir!" is something I always strive to use as a reply out of respect.

The single most intelligently written, acted and directed TV show in history.

That got Frank but good

One of our favorite movies when we use to RV. Scene has new meaning after my wife passed. I certainly hold Boss's opinion now...

I loved playing Kotor when I was younger and it makes sense. Why baldur's gate 3 scratched an itch that I couldn't explain what it was for a long time. I've been playing d&d for longer than I remembered

Wouldn’t be surprised if that wasn’t Mr. Durnings real serial number.

I love how the polo grounds was reconstructed via CGI. It's so so accurate

The look on the face of that guy was priceless and his response was as well.

2:42 Gillom Rogers : [Books has just given Gillom a shooting lesson] But how could you get into so many fights and always come out on top? I nearly tied you shooting. John Bernard Books : Friend, there's nobody up there shooting back at you. It isn't always being fast or even accurate that counts. It's being willing. I found out early that most men, regardless of cause or need, aren't willing. They blink an eye or draw a breath before they pull the trigger. I won't. Gillom Rogers : Bat Masterson told Cobb... John Bernard Books : [Interrupts] Bat Masterson? Gillom Rogers : Yeah, he said that a man has to have guts, deliberation and a proficiency with fire arms. John Bernard Books : Did he mention that third eye you better have? Gillom Rogers : Third eye? John Bernard Books : For that dumbass amateur. There's always some six-fingered bustard that couldn't hit a cow in the tit with a tin cup. That's the one who usually does you in. But Masterson always was full of... sheep-dip.

In 2003 i had a presentation of 'How to model kit' at our local toy shop, where i presented planes, ships, submarines, spaceships etc. The presentation included a German Tiger I and a Russian T34 , both with soldier figures, and had the same there between a Russian and a German veteran. Both exchanged their experiences about WW2 and both fought in the last days of the war in Berlin, where i live. On one side it was amazing to hear history from people which whitness history, but on the other hand it was scary to hear how much died or got crippled for life.