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Sharpe Enlists In The Second Battalion | Sharpe's Regiment | Sharpe
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 20 ส.ค. 2022
- After eliminating two assassins, Sharpe and Harper spread rumours that they themselves were killed. To understand why there are no recruits, Sharpe decides to enlist in the second battalion.
What old enemy will Sharpe meet?
Watch more of Sharpe's Regiment moments here: bit.ly/3uztRVi
From Season 4 Episode 1 "Sharpe's Regiment": Sharpe and Harper return to England to recruit for the South Essex regiment and discover corruption in the highest ranks of the British army. Reporting their findings only makes them targets in an assassination attempt, so to prove their allegations they fake their own deaths and re-enlist in South Essex.
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Follow Sharpe, a fictional British Soldier as he fights during the Napoleonic Wars! Sharpe is a British period drama series starring Sean Bean as Richard Sharpe, and Daragh O'Malley as his second in command, Patrick Harper.
Throughout the series, Sharpe gradually gets promoted through the ranks but makes a number of dangerous enemies along the way. Eventually, his success gains him a steady promotion, and by the end of the Napoleonic Wars, he becomes Lieutenant-Colonel Sharpe!
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"On passing the marching column of new recruits, I naturally looked down on them with an aloof and superior demeanor from my open top carriage. That's my style Sir."
" . .and I have a cousin at Horseguards"
Watching newly uploaded clips of Sharpe despite having seen it all before? Now that's soldiering.
Maybe..but what makes a good soldier? 👍
@@bedpansniper The ability to fire 3 rounds a minute in any weather.
@@user.--. i can fire 30 rounds in -20 degrees .
Can you?
It’s exactly what made me start watching it again last week. When I mentioned I was watching it, the first and only time, I was always asked how old am I :)
"The rifle regiment has only two marches: quick time and dawdling"
Now that's soldiering 💯👍🏻
Glad to see the ol saying is still going strong
Second comment an hour after posting. Now that’s soldiering.
@@billlewis1829 Hear, Hear 💯
@@Oooo-bi7bi God save Ireland 🇨🇮💯
@@PzGren_1907 Now that's soldiering ✌😎
took me awhile the first time i saw this to figure out what "bed the size of a field" meant. recruiters are brilliant.
Lol, its funny. Since I been an old soldier and seeing this show 2 years ago. One of the few shows I love.
"...a bed fit for a King, size of a field."
The devil is in the detail...
lol i just got it thats great
Aye.
Sharpe's reaction when Harper demands a bed is hilarious 🤣🤣🤣
Joining your own unit's second battalion incognito to uncover corruption.
That's investigating.
I'll never get over the fact that the recruiting Sergeant played the Beatles manager in Hard Days' Night.
Best episode of undercover boss I’ve seen to date 👍🏻
Havercamp gives the best “Hip, Hip, Hip!” of anyone in the entire series in this entry. Huzzah to you Havercamp.
The quiet and cheeky, "...rifles~" before starting quick time sent me.
Probably the most humourous Sharpe episode this was the subtle sarcasms and insults are quite funny.
The recruiting Sergeant is played by Norman Rossington, he played a similar role (and character) in the 1968 film "Charge of The Light Brigade"
Oh yes!! Isn't he the sergeant who gets demoted over literally nothing?
I figured he got tired trying to keep up with John, Paul, George, and Ringo in "Hard Day's Night" and joined the army....
He was also the Praetorian sergeant who proclaims Claudius emperor. His underling, Gratus, is played by Bernard Hill, aka THEODEN KING.
@@empchampion40kthat’s the show I remembered this guy from but I couldn’t quite remember what it was. Now I need to rewatch I Claudius
"never look an Officer, Sergeant or Corporal in the eye"..........Immediately squares up to and stares down a Sergeant 😂
"You can't. I can"
"Do as I say, not as I do!"
To be fair...he's an Officer.
@@SMAXZO They don't know that!
watching every clip posted despite never seeing the show itself? now that's soldiering
watching every clip posted despite *having* seen the entire series, Now THAT's soldiering!
At least that Sergeant was fairly honest in his recruiting tactics. In times gone by in the British Army, truly unscrupulous recruiters would go into a tavern and slip silver shillings under the men's ale tankards. The man would see it, pick up the coin thinking he was lucky, and inadvertently, "take the King's shilling!" Recruiters that did that, were as Sharpe would say, "Bloody Bastards!"
That's why they had tankards with glass bottoms' as they sometimes put the shilling in the drink.
This is a bit of urban myth. To be recruited, you had to attest before a magistrate within a week to settle your affairs, debts, apprenticeships also to check records in case you had any criminal past or previous attestments etc (atleast by the time of the napoleonic wars) . It wasn't done as underhandedly as that, since the army functioned at its best when men voluntarily wanted to serve rather than press ganged or given a choice of prison or service (both of which happened very little in the 18th. However the navy is very much the exact opposite and press ganged loads.)
Then again, the recruiting Sergent here working for simmerson's corrupt commision racket probably isn't doing everything by the book as to not give the game away!
Just some observations from a nerd with too much time on my hands.
@@funnycreature2331 - good insight. Thank you.
Yeah, some recruiters would be getting their throats slit later that night hahaha
@@funnycreature2331 Yeah getting shanghaied. Slip a coin into a druken man's taknard, he "takes" the coin when if finds it, dragged onto the ship. Who can he complain to when he wakes up tomorrow and is already at sea?
man i love this show. i had the same career as sharpe. was an enlisted man but became an officer later in my time. seeing the lifestyle of an enlisted man brings back memories
The Tony Soprano picture makes this great, just imagine it in Gandolfini's voice and it takes on a completely different meaning, but still the sort thing he'd say as a euphemism.
"Never look an Officer, Sergeant or Corporal in the eye". Proceeds to stare the Sergeant straight into the eye. Then again he IS an Officer, a Major no less.. and that Sergeant just struck him. That won't do.
Upon sighting the video i wajted on TH-cam I naturally advanced my finger to the play button. Upon seeing Sharpe, i went ahead and pressed play on that instead. Thats my style Sir.
Watching a Sharpe video minutes after it gets posted, that's my style, sir!
*Continues to write, ignoring the blustering oaf standing in the middle of the room*
Major Lennox must answer, sir!
@@TheGentlemanGamer MAJOR LENNOX ANSWERED WITH HIS LIFE!!!!!!
So many great shows and movies from early 90s to early 2000s. Tv shows like Sharpe Hornblower Band of Brothers.Movies like Gettysburg Last Of The Mohicans Saving Private Ryan The Crossing. A decade packed with great historical entertainment.
Ha, can't really mention Sharpe and Band of Brothers in the same breath!
Don't get me wrong, love them both, but Band of Brothers is a true epic, massive budget, ensemble cast, a modern masterpiece. Sharpe must have only used about a dozen extras, on a shoestring budget, made the Battle of Waterloo look like a minor skirmish, but it was a great 90s drama nevertheless!
@@tacheovaletruly wish they had gotten more funding. I'm assuming this was NOT a BBC production.
That doctor is the most British looking man to ever British
2:12 The teacher from "Willy Wonka & The Chocolate Factory" as a press gangman ? That's soldierin'.
Watching a premiere now that's soldiering
Taking the King's Shilling even though you are already a Major? Now that's soldiering.
Reciting a rhyming marching poem as one's troop marches behind you and then waddling to catch up, now that's sergeanting.
Yea it's addictive is Sharp read the whole 21 book series 3 times over & still watch these or the TV version 🤔
Well they’re good.
"Don't you know we're at WAAAAAR!"
Watching Sharpe videos and scrolling through the comments section trying to find all of the “ now that’s soldering “ comments at 1:00 in the morning, now that’s soldering
Some great faces on this show.
If you want a really good laugh, turn on the closed captions. It doesn't deal well with all the different regional accents. 🤣
You sir, have brightened a very dark day for me. Thank you.
@@unclejoeoakland You're very welcome! But I'm a Ms. I am a fan of military history . . . and Sean Bean. 🙃
Hahahahaha
"Now why not Paddy? Be Italian, and tell me why" That one was brilliant :D
Achievement Earned:
*Undercover Boss*
Recruiting Sergeant sounds like A Dalek.
Harper playing hard to get is hilarious.
"A bed fit for a king"
"That's what I'll need"
Absolute shagger xD
uploading a clip from a programme that finished 20 years ago now that's soldiering
Im on a six hour binge of Sharpe and can not stop. Please send help
Putting your pistol away after firing, now thats holstering
Paddy is the val Kilmer of tombstone
Remember when programs were actually good
Get your fellow recruits to march like a rifleman. That's soldiering.
Now it's good, wait for the later...
Happy 80k
Sharpe's leather jacket looks rather modern
My recruiter told me a lie... join the airborne and learn to fly.... not much has changed has it?
Not like any cheese I've ever tasted!
Someone is snoring into their microphone around 1:15
Good
so where can you watch this im hooked
There are episodes on YT. Just look around; you’ll find them.
How many Wonka bars did you buy, Sharpe?
Rip the queen
Asking for a bed before joining, that brokering.
rifle
Nothing gets past Sharp thoe his only weekness was women
Great scripts and really strong casting. Love it