Colonel Barclay was probably the best commanding officer Sharpe ever had in this series. He values and listens to Sharpe, acts kindly to everyone around him, doesn't hesitate to charge in front of his men during the battle and dies bravely.
I am usually not a stickler about spelling, but the way it stands now I don't think that sentence means what you think it does. Soldering is something radically different than soldiering.
@@austinschwartz8226 Sharpe has a temperance issue but under the circumstances of armed and unarmed combat, tempers are enviable to get out of control. I see your point but if we were Sharpe, I'm sure that we also would fall to the temptation of women, that's why me and you can relate to Richard Sharpe. He's just like us but stuck in the 1800's. Great to talk to you brother.
@@ricksimon9867 I'd like to know why as well... Can someone please answer why Harper is snippy? He has his lady in the tent with Lass... So, why he mad? Thanks!!
@@Liglerian Ramona and Harper were having relationship issues. She wanted to be married and to go back to Ireland with him. He was refusing because he knew taking a spanish woman back to Ireland that time with their child being born out of wedlock would have meant a miserable life for her there with the locals not wanting to know her anywhere she went. He figured they would have a better family life after the war away from Ireland
Every time I take a stroll in the woods a half naked girl runs into my arms. You get a bit bored of it eventually. Some people call it soldiering; I just call it charisma.
I think this was the episode where Harper and Ramona were having a fight about whether or not to get married, and Ramona was refusing to do Harper's laundry.
Christopher Lambert played Conner McLeod in the movies and Adrian Paul played Duncan McLeod in the TV show. Supposedly they were cousins born 100 years apart.
This really is tv from another era👍,imagine if you tried to make this show today Sharpe would be played by a woman and it would have to be more “inclusive “😂😭🤔😔
@@GrandMoffTarkinsTeaDispenser it's true though. No matter the context, no matter if it is adapted from a written work a movie is deemed a failure if there are no female characters, while a movie filled with women is "empowering" regardless of quality (usually, it is badly written ). Even the Godfather and Shawshank Redemption automatically scored lower with female and "allied" reviewers for having few to no women characters despite being set in the Mafia and men's prison. the feminist media is terrible now, feminizing is good, the celebration of male (non homosexual) relationships and joy is absolutely forbidden.
Yes there are idiots out there with idiot opinions but why should we begin the "oh it's so good there were no idiot comments this time can you imagine how many idiot comments we would get if this was done today" cycle?
@@clonecommanderfoggy682 Absolutely not true. TV and film are, if anything, MORE entertaining, joyful and accurate. How's about you wallies stop inventing things to get angry about and just enjoy what you enjoy?
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Colonel Barclay was probably the best commanding officer Sharpe ever had in this series. He values and listens to Sharpe, acts kindly to everyone around him, doesn't hesitate to charge in front of his men during the battle and dies bravely.
Even out in the middle of the woods, beautiful women run into Sharpe's arms!
Man is a literal chick magnet
I think of all the women Sharpe encountered, she is my favorite.
Can you blame them though
@@lovelandfrog5692 no...marry Sean Bean and he'll die eventually leaving you with the life insurance.
Darek Baird That sucks; I’d prefer him alive.
I tried firing my brown bess down the park, but no lingerie wearing women came out wanting to hug me. The police came. It was NOT soldiering.
Well maybe you should of tried using a baker rifle.
@@leighjordine4031 Dammit man you beat me to it!
Well dang you did it wrong! THATS NOT A BROWN BESS. you need to acquire a pattern1803 BAKER RIFLE. Now go try again
That is because you’re all ready married to Brown Bess.
Uniform, cool blonde hair ... You need the full get up.
"Seems a man don't lose his arm scratching his a***, Jack."
Yes, sir, that is the style.
You missed an asterisk there. 😜
I swear! James Purefoy is good in every role he plays in!
I read this comment, and then realized that that is Purefoy
He's at the start of his career in this episode.
Antony!
I met him once on the set of Vanity Fair - nice guy
Finding half naked girls running into your arms no matter where you are! Now that’s that’s soldiering
I am usually not a stickler about spelling, but the way it stands now I don't think that sentence means what you think it does. Soldering is something radically different than soldiering.
@@samuelzuleger5134 😂 cheers didn’t see that. you know what they say. If life gives you melons your dyslexic!
Great I love James Purefoy his portrayal of Mark Anthony was very good too.
Sharpe is such a great role model! Protect those beautiful women.
Well, sometimes he is. But he has quite a violent temper, and he cheated on his wife.
Great username, by the way!
@@austinschwartz8226 Sharpe has a temperance issue but under the circumstances of armed and unarmed combat, tempers are enviable to get out of control. I see your point but if we were Sharpe, I'm sure that we also would fall to the temptation of women, that's why me and you can relate to Richard Sharpe. He's just like us but stuck in the 1800's. Great to talk to you brother.
@@austinschwartz8226 These were understandable things of the moment...
But let the ugly ones die. (Copyright Bill Bailey)
@@slobodanreka1088 Actually, the character Cadfael says that very same thing in one of his mysteries and I'm sure it's come up elsewhere as well.
Over the hills.....that Sharpe for you great creation of Bernard Cornwell EVER.
Bromance. Now that's soldiering.
Hmmhm Mark Antony did survive the end of the Roman republic. He made it into the British army!
LOL!
That show ended too soon.
Before he joined the British army he hunted demons under the pseudonym Solomon Kane.
@@nightpain1349 and soon after leaving the British army (faked death), he returned home to Mars (Barsoom).
That because he is the universal soldier
it's like James Purefoy doesn't age lol
Yes, he is secretly a vampire
Leave it to Harper to have the closing one liner!
It's his consolation prize for never getting the girl of the week.
Why was he so pissed off in that scene?
@@ricksimon9867 I'd like to know why as well... Can someone please answer why Harper is snippy? He has his lady in the tent with Lass... So, why he mad? Thanks!!
@@Liglerian Ramona and Harper were having relationship issues. She wanted to be married and to go back to Ireland with him. He was refusing because he knew taking a spanish woman back to Ireland that time with their child being born out of wedlock would have meant a miserable life for her there with the locals not wanting to know her anywhere she went. He figured they would have a better family life after the war away from Ireland
Indeed, That's the style.
This was the war of the silly hats.
"See if you understand this:
On the count of three, I'm gonna kick you in the crotch."
😂😂
"Savin Lass's" is Sharpe's middle name.
0:50 That's actually a pretty good way of finding out if someone is faking not knowing english. :'D
I think, whatever language he was addressing me in, I'd infer an imminent threat to something very sensitive.
It’s Mark Antony!
imagine Harris was played by Ray Romano's tv brother~ "Sharpe. Sharpe. Sharpe. Another gift for SHARPE."
Every time I take a stroll in the woods a half naked girl runs into my arms. You get a bit bored of it eventually. Some people call it soldiering; I just call it charisma.
I fucking love the sharp memes.
You are having very vivid dreams aren't you,?
For me it's when I go camping. And drink a lot.
Damnit Sharpe! Why do you find better lasses than I do!
Mr Sharpe.... always the gentleman..
Me too!! Phew 😮💨 glad those days are over!!!
"Bird in the hand, sir?"
God i miss Hag
A young Emily Mortimer
Yeah it took me a while I knew I'd seen hr before when she stared in The Newsroom
Le roux was a great villan
It’s Kevin the teenager’s dad !!!
"Bird in the and, sir!" lmao
Hey this is a rerun this one ran at least a couple months ago.
Why was Harper so irritated about bringing paper and clothing?
I think this was the episode where Harper and Ramona were having a fight about whether or not to get married, and Ramona was refusing to do Harper's laundry.
Yeah his girl was busting his balls because he wouldn’t marry her
Damn I would wished Sharpe and the novice go couple, she's so cute and reminded me to Gasai Yuno in a certain way when she threated Simmerson.
Is that what we're calling her?
That's what the character is called in the credits
sharpe really want that sword even if he had to kill that french captain lol
Worth it.
One-armed soldier. Now that's soldiering.
Making movies, saving lass's, and fightin round the world
Are British Army majors still allowed to have a mullet ?
did that dude play mcleod in highlander???
Christopher Lambert played Conner McLeod in the movies and Adrian Paul played Duncan McLeod in the TV show. Supposedly they were cousins born 100 years apart.
He should've married her!!!
Get a grip, woman
These Priceline commercials are pretty dumb
First!
Well done!
Woah 6th comment nice
This really is tv from another era👍,imagine if you tried to make this show today Sharpe would be played by a woman and it would have to be more “inclusive “😂😭🤔😔
I find your comment more annoying than the fictional "Sharpe should be a woman" comment.
@@GrandMoffTarkinsTeaDispenser it's true though. No matter the context, no matter if it is adapted from a written work a movie is deemed a failure if there are no female characters, while a movie filled with women is "empowering" regardless of quality (usually, it is badly written ). Even the Godfather and Shawshank Redemption automatically scored lower with female and "allied" reviewers for having few to no women characters despite being set in the Mafia and men's prison.
the feminist media is terrible now, feminizing is good, the celebration of male (non homosexual) relationships and joy is absolutely forbidden.
Yes there are idiots out there with idiot opinions but why should we begin the "oh it's so good there were no idiot comments this time can you imagine how many idiot comments we would get if this was done today" cycle?
Precisely. The world has gone mad and entertainment, joy and historical accuracy fall second place to pushing an agenda
@@clonecommanderfoggy682 Absolutely not true. TV and film are, if anything, MORE entertaining, joyful and accurate.
How's about you wallies stop inventing things to get angry about and just enjoy what you enjoy?
Hardly biased.