Combat! S04E20 - Counterplay 3/3

[@meriamhenry1275]

This is why we never can.t get enough with this series...the stories...we used to get excited when Saturday comes so we could watch this when I was a kid. It only airs on Saturdays in Philippines. Glad to have the internet and I could watch again. Thank you for sharing us this.

[@raymondsotodavila298]

..kin

[@mohdnajibb1222]

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[@LAWood-cp6oy]

Just brilliant, as all the rest of the Combat episodes. Every episode makes you glad you watched it. Combat, the greatest tv war series, ever!

[@asagoodfriend]

I couldn't agree more Sir.

[@BETTERWORLDSGT]

Good episode... The Krauts give them a hard time, but saunders dont mess around!!

[@kathymcmahon6582]

My man!!!

[@SusanKelly-ox2kk]

Vic Morrow is a superlative actor. So understated and controlled and gorgeous into the bargain ❤️

[@jackiejones5136]

Good episode. Good casting of Robert Crawford, Jr., since he studied French through French VII...got to use it. He plays another Frenchman in Combat Season 2, Episode 23...Silent Cry.

[@waynebhase4436]

You may think this series is about combat, actually if you pay attention, it is about humanity shown through this squad of brave men. Everyone down to the sometimes difficult Kirby show what it means to be a real man. Not just tough and strong, but with big hearts. They all have compassion on those in need even extending it to their enemies. They really made an accurate show that has never been matched. No, not bloody like the real thing, but having known many Veterans I can say confidently that the average US veteran could identify with one or more of these men. The media paints them as killers, but though they may see action, they seem to retain that decency that we as Americans have had handed down to us through our history. No we aren't a perfect people, but America is definitely the most compassionate nation on earth. We often rebuild nations of our enemies after we defeat them(Japan for one) and we show compassion by supporting so many charities around the world that help the poor and unfortunate that would otherwise perish without assistance. Next time you see a movie or hear the media insult our military men/women, remember, they are willing to do what most of us are not and they do it so that we all can enjoy freedom. And the men/women I have met through the years with the biggest hearts were those who served in the military. They have seen things I have not. To them all the best.

[@israelaberra2384]

America is the most "compassionate nation??" Spare us already! ROFL.

[@williamrichards3707]

I am a combat veteran and I agree with what you said. We are one of the most compassionate people in the planet we Americans. My hometown is Pittsburgh Pennsylvania and the steel made their rebuilt Europe Japan the Pacific Rim along with every major building Endeavor in this country from the Empire State Building to the Golden Gate Bridge to the Tennessee Valley Authority to the big three in Detroit General Motors Ford Lincoln Mercury and Chrysler. We are the most benevolent and Powerful Nation the world has ever seen for a reason. That reason being it was our destiny given to us by God. So when I hear those that say We Shouldn't Be Here There and Everywhere in the world happened everybody we should be helping ourselves, I respond with what do you wear the most powerful and benevolent Nation the world has known it is an obligation responsibility for you to help those less fortunate and those who ask for the help. And that folks it's what separates us Americans for the rest of this planet

[@williamrichards3707]

@@israelaberra2384 you're obviously not from here are you would have made such a comment

[@kathymcmahon6582]

@@israelaberra2384 out of all the world, YES

[@kathymcmahon6582]

@@israelaberra2384 oh and by the way, USA gives a handout to just about everyone!!! Don't like my country, GET OUT!!! God bless America!!!

[@randy95023]

With a little more budget and an extra hour of film time this episode would have made an excellent movie. Very well done, with intricate yet believable plot/storyline. Combat was just plain Great!

[@jp0308]

Jeez! Vic Morrow as Sgt. Saunders... fuckin' Top Dog!! Don't mess with Saunders!!!

[@dindinprivate3477]

A great episode. Thanks for downloading this series.

[@irenevincent6610]

That was kind of sad.......... :( Good episode, thanks for posting! :D

[@Thompson-xp1mk]

The German spy also played a role as German officer in another episode in which he kidnapped Saunders and Caje and Doc and tried to enter German territory but was eventually killed by Doc who killed enemy for the time in this show. And Germans tried to fool

[@stavrosss]

The episode is called "The Hostages"

[@randy95023]

Wow! After the War Saunders could have been a UFC Champion the way he broke that guys back and killed him seemed so easy...

[@Bigstooler0]

If you were watching TV around this time/era you should recall that it only took a Karate chop to the back of the neck to knock someone out

[@olivoscac7518]

Muy buena serie. Con mis compañeros en la escula ablavamos de.la serie

[@videomaniac108]

The burning radar equipment consoles reminds me of the exploding instrument panels on the Seaview submarine from the "Voyage to the Bottom of the Sea" series.

[@craig4867]

Edge of your seat action!

[@pensans1]

That back flip 😮

[@brianwills8689]

Mark Richman looks like Doctor Smith from the T.V. series " Lost in Space " .

[@sleddog1935]

5 stars from me.

[@adamcheong4742]

They still have so many grenades left after the initial cock-up.

[@edcrayzys3853]

5:51 thats why you dont mess with the sarge

[@ShastaPacificRoad]

Considering state-of-the-art in radar antennas of that era why didn't they look for the big rotating bedsprings - a sure giveaway of the location since transmission lines and waveguides of that time were crude and short compared to now.

[@dindinprivate3477]

Because then there would have been no story!

[@phillyflash43]

how come doc didn't tag along? who's gonna dump out the sulfa powder???

[@Mrfrenchdeux]

Too busy hitting the morphine himself.

[@petercermak4095]

I swear if one more radio falls apart because it is dropped!.......

[@memphoonthemississippi642]

Shouldn't have had the French father get killed! Must be his "redemption by death" for turning them down.

[@herbertsusmann986]

Good episode but totally unrealistic. By this time in 1944 the Luftwaffe was ineffective. Allies had total air superiority. Maybe if this had been 1942 or something... Best line of this episode: "Sarge, Krauts!, we gotta pull outta here!"

[@raymondlamirand2597]

Cool name for a bomber...Hells Angels. Did anyone else catch it ?

[@陳媽媽-m4e]

勇士們太好看了

[@elsbethhumphrey2048]

Diddo!!!

[@kendellbise8875]

They should remake this but in black and white, I think color makes it seem less authentic .

[@ropanueva]

Just by pushing the radio off the table and it's busted?

[@VonFowler-fw3yh]

Old tube sets, it only takes a tiny filament that's inside a tube to break and yes...you are screwed.

[@albertonumberi440]

Gl

[@kennynvake4hve584]

So much for taking photo's about how the radar station works...at 10:31 it is destroyed.

[@phillyflash43]

they coulda used a cruise missile...

[@関文明]

懐かしいが、日本語にしてほしい！

[@israelaberra2384]

Cage was so helpful. It's to bad that Americans never appreciated the value of bilingualism.

[@Mrfrenchdeux]

We do appreciate it. Thank you for being bilingual.

[@williamrichards3707]

Where the fuck you come from you asshole I was born and raised in this country in 1953 and we were all taught a second language starting in the seventh grade so what the hell are you coming from we understand bilingual you dick

[@kathymcmahon6582]

@@williamrichards3707 shut up