Band of Brothers Part 8: The Last Patrol FIRST TIME REACTION!
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 8 ธ.ค. 2021
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Webster meddled on behalf of Malarkey to spare him leading the patrol on that last mission. Johnny Martin was chosen to replace Malarkey, that's why Martin was annoyed at Webster and glared at him. Nobody wanted to be on that patrol.
You sure it wasn't because Webster had a hand in getting a cherry Louie on that patrol as an observer?
@@TacShooter. It was for sure because Martin knew Webster had gotten Malarkey out of that patrol naking him the go to guy.
100% correct
@@TacShooter I'm sure.
@@jlbarnes The last Easy Company guy just passed, so spare me your certainty.
The end title screen with "Soon they would be entering Germany" along with the music always gives me a sinking feeling even though I've watched this show 10+ times. Such a great show!
The next episode just destroys me every time.
Major Winters’ character continuing to demonstrate what made him an outstanding leader. Risking court martial to keep any more men from dying senselessly.
Webster didn’t actually go on this patrol. He was operating one of the guns that covered the easy men as they came back across the river. Liebgot was the translator that went with them on the patrol, but since this episode uses Webster return to easy as the framing device for this episode, they swapped the roles of the two men.
Hi guys! On Dale Dye, the actor playing Col. Sink. You said he's like an NPC in a video game. In fact, he is instrumental to making the Band of Brothers video game and the Medal of Honor video game. Dye is actually also the Military Consultant for this series. You see, Dale Dye is Capt. Dale Dye of the US Marine Corps. Entered the Marines in the 60s as an enlisted man, and left a Captain with a chest full of medals. He actually ran a training camp where the actors in "Saving Private Ryan" and "Band of Brothers" spent several weeks so they could familiarize themselves with military life, tactics, and weapons.
Dale Dye ran a boot camp for Charlie Sheen, Johnny Depp, Forest Whitaker, and others for Platoon. He also played the captain in command of the company.
Ah yes, Webster is my favorite, he could have used his families wealth to get a cushy rear echelon job, and he scolded his mother for suggesting such a thing, but he chose to enlist as a private on the front lines because he wanted to write an account the war from a private point of view
He also declined promotion to Sergeant multiple times. The officers wanted to make him a squad leader, but he kept refusing. A really interesting man.
And because he felt he was doing his duty that way, he also felt it was his right to avoid any extra risk whenever possible. In that elite group, that got him a reputation as lazy. Which is kind of hilarious.
Webster was a gifted writer and his journals and diaries from during the war were a major resource for Stephen Ambrose when he wrote the book Band Of Brothers on which the series is based. His "voice" is much more prominent in the book than in the series, in fact.
Love seeing Colin Hanks in this one.
This is actually one of my favorite episodes. It shows the outstanding character of Winters and what makes him a leader you would follow into hell itself.
While this is a slower episode, the deaths are almost more tragic in a way. These men can see the light at the end of the tunnel that is this war, and it's given them hope that they'll survive till the end, which is exactly the opposite of how Speirs told Blithe to look at a soldiers situation to be able to properly function as a soldier. The hope, the feeling of being able to let go of that soldier's mindset, is what is causing some to break down at the "finish line." It's why they're all the more devastated at the death of Jackson here. Not only did their friend die, but he died in such an almost meaningless way when they all know how close they are to surviving it. Every new death is an insult to a multitude of injuries at this point.
6:00 I believe that sgt Martin is pissed off with Webster, because it was Webster who suggested that lt Jones should replace Malarkey as leader of the patrol. But, as Jones doesn't have the combat experience yet, now Martin was picked as leading NCO.
Yeah and I think he has good intentions too. He knew the company was mad because he stayed in the hospital for so long so the best way in his mind to make it up to them was to volunteer in their place. It’s obvious the men were done and tired of fighting. Of course it’s sometimes impossible to see your consequences of your actions and in this case if of course led to J Martin being in the patrol.
It always gets me that the madness and chaos immediately turned to calm when Doc Roe arrives
Hi guys! i thought i should explain something on this episode with Webster. Most of the guys liked Webster, but they thought of him as a sort of a slacker. Almost all the original members of Easy had been promoted to Corporal at least. Webster still remained a Private. The treatment he received in this episode was because he was not at Bastogne. He had been previously wounded in the fighting in Holland and was in the hospital. And he stayed there until he was fully healed, while the other guys like Guarnere went AWOL to rejoin Easy. AWOL= Absence With Out Leave. Guarnere left the hospital (escaped!) before he was properly discharged. It's because the Rules and Regulations of the US Army then stated that an injured person should remain in the hospital until a Doctor says they could be discharged. However, medically discharged personnel are all placed into a pool and assigned to units on an "As Needed" basis. Meaning that there is a very big chance that you would not end up with your original unit and men you trained and went to combat with. So soldiers would go AWOL once they thought they were better so they could join their old units. The fact that he waited to be discharged while the unit was trapped in Bastogne was a big turn off for most of the old guys in the unit. His joining the patrol was his way of rejoining the unit in spirit.
Sgt. Martin was pissed at Webster because he had made sure that Malarkey wasn’t leading the patrol. This left a vacant position on the assault team, which Sgt. Martin then had to occupy, thus placing himself in danger which he otherwise would have avoided if not for Webster.
The reaction video for the next episode should be AT LEAST 45 mins long. Episode 9 is the most powerful and emotional episode of the whole series and everyone who has been following your reactions to this epic mini-series wants to see a lot more of your reaction to the next episode.
Just started watching your videos. Keep up the great work. Compared to some others, you guys know when to talk and when not to which is hard for a lot of people.
Be prepared for the next episode. In my opinion it is one of the hardest I have ever seen on TV or movies in my life but it is also the most important one in the series. It brings home the point of why I think this series should be mandatory to watch in high school and to have a discussion about the whole series. Won't comment any further until you have seen episode #9.
The reason that Martin is so steamed at Webster is because since he got Malarkey off the hook, and got Jones onto the patrol, they needed another ranking officer (Martin) to now risk leading the patrol. That's why he picks Webster for the strike team and lets Leibgot go, as a little "ask and you'll receive, don't open your mouth dummy" kind of dig.
"Court Martial Cobb" got hauled off near the end for being drunk on duty...
Warning, the next episode is very emotionally draining, be prepared to shed a tear
I don't think there's a bad episode in the series. They all bring something different. Now, people may like some better than others, but none of them are what I would call bad.
If I had to pick one it's episode 4. Mostly because their roll in Market Garden could have been clearer, and the operation lasted longer.
Col Shames last of Easy company died on Friday
I had to look it up, but Hagenau is right at the tip of that little wedge of France that reaches into Germany.
From Hagenau, there's no more directions to go but into Germany.
5:40 Sgt. Johnny Martin deduced that Webster was behind him getting picked as the squad leader for the mission
David Webster survived the war and would later become a successful writer. He wrote a book called "Parachute Infantry" which inspired Stephen Ambrose to write and research "Band of Brothers" which would later be made into the Mini series we have today and the reason why he has as an entire episode dedicated to him. You can say hes the man who started the mini series... in a way.
the powder stuff you see them put on his face is clotting powder it seals and stop bleeding by sealing the wound with both it self and blood.
Martin was pissed off at Webster because he wasn't on the patrol until Web opened his mouth about Malarkie. How would you feel if someone convinced your boss to send you instead of someone else on a mission that was likely to get you killed? You'd probably be pissed off at the guy who may have just signed your death warrant.
Winters wrote the book, went by the book, then through the book out the window. Ace ♠
Theres a Christmas thriller on Amazon right now I think you guys would get a kick out of! Its called "Better Watch Out!"
The Lt actually transferred back to a combat unit as soon as he could; ended up getting killed in a traffic accident during the post-war occupation of Germany. kerk
Crazy to me how it took you a YEAR to watch the entirety of the show. Probably schedule in some ways but still guys, I couldn’t stop myself watching it and binged the whole thing in like a few days max haha
The last surviving member of Easy Company died 4 days ago. RiP.
That was Ed Shames, was the last surviving office. Bradford Freeman is the last enlisted man still surviving.
If someone tells you "nothing makes me cry", show em Band of Brothers
Hey, I only grab a tissue at the end of episodes 2, 3, 6, 7, 8, 9, and 10. Maybe a couple of other times I don’t want to talk about…
My first time watching it was around 2003. I couldn't stop watching it. Was absolutely glued to the TV. I kept thinking at the time that it was basically Saving Private Ryan but on steroids and based on a true story vs. SPR's 15 mins of depicting real events while the rest was based on fiction. The only emotions I really had when I first watched BOB was astonishment and awe.
Then came episode 9: Why We Fight. I absolutely broke down when I first saw it and do each and every time I've seen it since. If episode 9 doesn't bring tears to the eyes of those watching it, then there is something very, VERY wrong with them.
Hiya. Loving the vlogs. The new young officer is Tom Hanks son.x
Just fyi. The new Lt is actually Tom Hank's son Collin Hanks
Another amazing episode, though the last two are my favourites. Thanks for the reviews.
The series doesn't show Colin Hanks character again, he died in a car accident in Germany not long after the war ended while American troops still occupied germany. he never returned home.
Dang, that sucks. 😞 Definitely had promise in being a good leader.
Get ready boys.
I hope you guys are watching the interviews with the actual soldiers and that you'll show some of them on the last episode
Webster was a fascinating guy. I read his book on sharks in the 1970's.
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/David_Kenyon_Webster
Just be prepared that the next episode is going to be tough to watch. It is one of the best in the series, but it is gut wrenching at times.
Another episode ranked very low on fan sites/polls of the series. Though not up there with the Bastogne trilogy, it is certainly a good ep. Certainly hard to rank these episodes individually when almost 90% of them are top tier.
Can’t wait to see u guys watch the next episode
Next episode is going to be tough.
Baby faced Andrew Lee Potts @6.59 ?
Absolutely can't wait for more
You really should watch the interviews with the real men whose experiences were portrayed in the series.
Wasn't the building that got shelled at the end the building they were stationed in? Can't recall where I heard or saw it, so might be complete BS
Next episode though.
Staying alive got you promoted
True. Winters got promoted because Major Horton was killed in action.
Is Lt. Jones Tom Hank's son?
Are you going to finish Firefly????
The disbelief on their faces is staggering when they reach the concentration camp. US 🇺🇸 soldiers were livid at the German civilian ignorance.
And soon episode 9…
Maybe check out GOGOL. It's in Russian but there are subtitles. One episode and you will be hooked. Thank you
The Malarkey/Martin conundrum shows theirs no such thing as a good deed in the military. Pull Unit A from patrol, Unit B has to go. Unit A doesn't have patrol, so now they have gate duty. Give Sgt Smith a break, Sgt Bob has to take his place. The one luxury US troops have is the right to complain and they do so constantly, vigorously and encyclopedically. Unless your in your rack or on leave, it's all BS.
This feels like the closest the show ever got to filler, which seems like a fitting descriptor for their extended time in Hagenau. I like Webster so it's nice that he was able to win over his squadmates after that cold welcome back. Cobb though seemed like a dick
I think Cobb was partly used to show that the enlisted guys weren't infallible. They showed a lot of the officers' shortcomings, but generally spared the enlisted men of Easy from that kind of portrayal. Guarnere and Martin had their images spruced up a bit, for instance.
Cobb was pretty universally despised in Easy company.
@@Shadowman4710 i think hes supposed to be older though, the book made it sound like he'd been in war before
@@baneh1329 Cobb was one of the most experienced men in the company if not battalion. He was in the 1st armored in North Africa prior to joining the Airborne.
@@Jonathan-om1wq That is right. Cobb was used to show that not all soldiers were plucky good natured guys. Blink and you miss it, in the final shots of this episode Cobb is in the back of a jeep or truck arrested and going to be court martialed for his drunken insubordination. However Lt. Jones was not the officer Cobb insulted.
Plz watch "war of the worlds" I recommend it
Manage to spot Tom Hanks son?
Waiting for ep 9.......zzzzzzzzz
The next episode will change you.
Please react to a comedy
Next one gonna be all of five minutes? Poo.
Where's the movie reactions I don't know what this is