Sergeant Harper Seeks Forgiveness From Colonel Sharpe | Sharpe's Peril | Sharpe

[@daverage4729]

When Sharpe recites the words of 'Over The Hills', its just heartbreaking.

[@richpurslow3283]

Harris and Hagman were dead by this point weren't they, bless them both.

[@devastater97]

​@@richpurslow3283 Apparently they lived in the books but died on screen.

[@TheGrayfrog100]

That young Lad! His acting still makes me tear up!

[@MajPickles]

Incredibly acting!! ❤

[@dallassukerkin6878]

Aye. His name is Luke Ward-Wilkinson and it shows just how crowded the acting stage is these days that we haven't really seen much of him.

[@LordWyatt]

That boy is worth more than Ten simmersons

[@YewrinePish]

Simmerson is a jabroni

[@carloschu7127]

That's Mr Buckler.

[@Moncs70]

Junior Officers who come under the protection of Sharpe are as safe as New faced, red tunics who beam down with Captain Kirk

[@otakujoo87]

Red Coats are the new Red Shirts.

[@technomancer0712]

bro this kid could act, hit me in the feels

[@baskervillebee6097]

At least Sean Bean didn't die in this excellent series 1993-2008. Sharpe is a character based on the writings of Bernard Cornwell.

[@aliali-ce3yf]

spoiler alert

[@TheHiredGun187]

I came here to say the same thing bro.

[@HFHoss75]

That's not solidering.

[@phil18751]

Not for the lack of trying

[@SeanPattonFilm]

This show is the reason he dies in everything else

[@SwindoMMT]

Comforting a dying junior officer in his last moments and letting him go knowing he did his duty. Now that's soldiering.

[@richardkerr303]

Yay, a new Sharpe episode!

[@baskervillebee6097]

New Sharpe book April 2, 2024.

[@DallingerM]

New episode? It’s over a decade old ...

[@aliali-ce3yf]

Watching a new Sharpe video while watching the Chiefs vs Ravens AFC title game? Now that's soldiering!

[@aliali-ce3yf]

Update - Chiefs being the underdog and winning? Now That's Soldiering!

[@MNTennamG]

Watching the Sharpe video while watching the Lions Vs 49ers title game? Now that’s soldiering!

[@arctic_shadow578]

@@MNTennamG i betted on the lions i lost lol

[@SportyMabamba]

@@arctic_shadow578You are stood down. If we wipe the name we may wipe the shame.

[@paulpeterson4216]

Mr. Buckler, pronounced "Bou-Clare", reminds one of Mrs. Hyacinth Bucket, pronounced "Bouquet" of "Keeping up Appearances" The actress Patricia Routledge DBE is still going strong and looking hale at 94.

[@ThenameisNiels]

the Lady of the House speaking

[@george8812]

I think it was actually spelt Beaucleare, as seen on his grave at the end of the film

[@jaynefrost3949]

@@george8812 Quite so, in my experience

[@davidweyer79]

Imagine being a 15-year veteran calling a boy of his age, “sir”!?

[@gino14]

Welcome to being a Junior Officer. It's weird and it never stops feeling weird.

[@nicckkkyb]

That’s his style sir

[@tommyatkins2527]

​@@gino14even weird is when your older than officer as an junior nco

[@PaddyInf]

I did 29 years in the Army, 20 of them as an OR (enlisted for our US friends). It can be a bit strange as a 38 year old with 2 decades of soldiering behind you calling some 21 year old who is 2 weeks out of the Chap Factory 'Sir', but you get used to it.

[@CKM-gf3ik]

@@PaddyInf Was there respect from those newly minted officers when it came to the old souls like you? I don't know, a gentlemen's respect for the experience you had?

[@biggtrux]

Uh, where was the the seeking for forgiveness???

[@Henry-vu5sg]

Top totty as always....

[@Leonard_Rayadillo_Officiales]

the young officer seems to be more competent than the officer of the day

[@keech100]

Ive only just realised re-watching this after reading the books, the baggage train at Vitoria is one of the few mentions to events from the books. (mostly becuase the books are mashed together to make the TV show - not in a bad way)

[@phil18751]

What a beauti Beatrice Rosen is. Sharpe always get the good 1s Still feel sorry for Fredricks

[@Mugdorna]

Still a beautiful woman in 2024

[@tom-vf1xv]

@@Mugdorna too plastic (and old) for me

[@atankersview]

I love this series.

[@corneliussmiff2773]

Doing a spoken word version of 'Over the Hills' ala Shatner to sooth a dying kid... That's soldiering.

[@sid2112]

Look Sharpe!

[@catrionacolville2192]

I wonder if they'll ever do another Sharpe.

[@retroray58warby98]

I hope today’s BBC and/or Hollywood stay well away from it.

[@wojciechgrodnicki6302]

The men called him Dead meat.

[@Ray_D_Tutto]

Beatrice Rosen is probably the hottest actress from the Sharpe series.

[@phillawrence5148]

Is that Barry Shitpeas?

[@sid2112]

Yeah you did.

[@davidcoleman2796]

I never saw this one .

[@saxonray4071]

I'm 8 days late for this clip. That's not soldering 😬

[@Samn3212]

For missing h-hour, you will be stood down in name, you will fetch and carry. If we wipe the name we may wipe the shame 🧐

[@florian8599]

*Beauclaire

[@Feyenoord_Albion4927]

Is the young Ensign Aethelred in The Last Kingdom?

[@SovereignRose]

So, when did harper apologize to sharpe?

[@lawfighter61106]

It has been proper soldiering, sir.

[@JoaoSoares-rs6ec]

That kid is way to young for that.

[@attiepollard7847]

No he's not. He's the perfect age

[@JoaoSoares-rs6ec]

@@attiepollard7847 i disagree

[@orbitalbutt6757]

@@JoaoSoares-rs6ec Then you don't know how young officers could be during the napoleonic era. From 12 up.

[@highpath4776]

@@JoaoSoares-rs6ec you would join as drummer or standard holder from 8 years of age. 12 would be a start of carrying weapons into offence and 14 for officer training ( we all left school at 14 anyway unless off to university, for an apprencticship)

[@JoaoSoares-rs6ec]

@@highpath4776 still to young to be an officer, specially of that rank.

[@tnwhiskey68]

Forgiveness?

[@dallasmars2]

The British army commissions could be bought if u had the money

[@karlbrumbeloe-r8n]

[@YukarisGearReviews]

I confess I went about 20 seconds into the clip wondering if the senior enlisted was actually a man

[@GabrielaGARAYREYES]

😮😮🎉

[@KevinN-df8eo]

You really have to appreciate how well a lot of people spoke then. No "like" or "erh" "whatever" - sentences that made sense, imparted information and most importantly spoken with politeness. Sharpe has an argument with a blonde, well 10 years ago that would have ended differently. And I agree a young officer meeting Sharpe is unfortunately going to have a short career.

[@Harddav11]

2nd to comment good vid

[@tommyatkins2527]

Just realised this young officer is the second young soldier to pass away after hearing over the hills the first being young Perkins