Top 10 Masters of the Air Moments

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[@vishalkalicharan7710]

PLEASE do Top 20 Sexiest Male Video Game Characters!!

[@FlyjngDutchman]

Biddicks death is the scene that sticks with me.

[@Ryeman2012]

We're leaving a lot of good men behind A lot of brave men Great ending

[@Sierra_116]

Operation Chowhound would be 1 of the things you missed since it's another truce between enemies to accomplish something for good

[@brianthraillkill3816]

Sgt Lemmons replacing the magneto while on the perimeter track( an event which occurred about six months later) and Rosie shaking off the Bandits after the group was wiped out on the Munster mission.

[@nicholasgerken9934]

To think that Rosie flew 52 missions and lived to tell the tale was nothing short of a miracle when considering how high the attrition rate was. The fact he went on to prosecute at Nuremberg was even better. A real legend. All of them were special people.

[@wnose]

The series shows him evading capture then returning...in real life, he did it TWICE

[@ChienaAvtzon]

@@wnose - The series had to tone down virtually everything with Rosie, in order for it to be considered believable for the audience. His military career, and why he joined the war, literally just plays out like a movie.

[@picardtseng]

Textbook war hero

[@michaelwhalen2442]

Rosie (indirectly) killed the fanatical NAZI prosecutor, Roland Freisler, on one of the bombing missions he led. Freisler was the "judge" who sentenced the members of the White Rose resistance group to death.

[@ronaldleigh1933]

@@picardtseng - he should have got the MOH - staying with a burning plane so the crew can bale , - 2 tours , and much more - not to mention his inspirational leadership and commitment

[@aholysinner]

The Buck-Bucky reunion makes me teary-eyed everytime I watch it. Both Gale Austin and Callum Turner did a fabulous job with the expressions, especially Callum.

[@rubbishmodeller]

Two dreadful actors. Big mistake focussing the series on them.

[@boldrin2219]

For me it is the best moment on the show , feel so real and genuine.

[@skysamurai8268]

@@rubbishmodelleryou again!!! 😂😂😂 they are up and coming actors. You just hate that they got to be part of something that is up there with band of brothers and the pacific when it comes to reenacting the stories of actual veterans. You are now really coming across as a man who simply whines and whines over anything. Get a grip mate.

[@ChienaAvtzon]

@@boldrin2219 - General consensus is the two Bucks are the weakest part of the show.

[@antartis73]

@@rubbishmodeller absolutely spot on ! Why people can’t see beyond patriotism and actually realize how truly awful actors they were is beyond me, especially Butler

[@papas7669]

My son Nathen Solly plays John Brady's co-pilot, Lt John L.Hoerr. His first acting role, shortly after leaving university. He gets a great scene in Ep1 (Belly landing), then ep5 being shot down with Major Egan (Callum Turner). I was so proud to see him on screen :)

[@LillianSteele-u9v]

As my Aunt Rosie Mae Howard Tabor from Georgia always said when the minister in her church said something great "Yes,Sir!

[@StarWarsObservation-vs2sg]

That's awesome, I wish I could have that too. How did he get into acting? What was his journey like - duration and setbacks?

[@papas7669]

He was always interested as a kid, used to use my video camera with a friend to film short clips.. Not an easy journey, lots of budding actors out there. Even after doing MOTA it's hard getting work.

[@James-zg2nl]

When Rosie gets back from the Munster mission as the only one remaining of the 100th that actor gives this intense stare to completely contrast how he acted the part of Rosie to that point. His expression is one I have seen a few times, and the actor nailed it. Brilliant acting all around in this miniseries!

[@kimberleysmith818]

Nate Mann who plays Rosie nailed the whole thing. His first major acting role and he was amazing.

[@James-zg2nl]

@@kimberleysmith818 I cannot agree more. That guy is going places in his career. His take on Rosie made him by far my favourite character. Oscar worthy work, in my opinion.

[@ronaldleigh1933]

@@James-zg2nl would be great if he got an oscar - wow just wow

[@markhansen9467]

Rosie's 52nd mission, hands down. The first 9 or so minutes of episode 9 for me are the pinnacle of the series. Dead on historically. He wrote the script for them. High drama and I'll compare it to the first 30 minutes of Private Ryan, the Brecourt Assault from Band of Brothers, or any other war movie scene I can think of. Incredibly inspiring.

[@ronaldleigh1933]

well said and sooo right :)

[@TheSocratesian]

It was his 25th mission. They were too busy forcing in the Tuskegee Airmen stuff and the fiction BS to get to the 52nd or the other major events of the air war.

[@Cainer444]

@@TheSocratesian It wasn't his 25th mission, he got back from that OK. Sorry you don't appreciate the Red Tails story. They were heros in their own right.

[@TheSocratesian]

@@Cainer444 I believe the Tuskegee Airmen were heroic and truly outstanding men who did our country proud. The Red Tails film is not that good unfortunately. Forcing them into Masters of the Air for dubious reasons and the cringe worthy BS scenes that went along with it was unnecessary and did not do their memory any favors..

[@SandorSoptei]

@@TheSocratesian This. It was forced, and not historically accurate at all. If you want you can look up all the documentaries out there on the Tuskegee Airmen. The Tuskegee Airman proved to the nation how valuable of an addition African Americans would add to the military. Unfortunately the world was backwards then when it came to racial issues, but none the less they were legends

[@MrSemih23]

The eerie look on Rosenthal’s face after realizing they were the last B17 up… had to be the peak for me, not to mention him humming the tune of his favourite drummer! Weird but comforting moment

[@LizziFromCanada]

I had goosebumps when we all realized they were the last ones!

[@DJniggels]

My number one is the Münster raid, last but not least as Münster is actually my hometown. In fact I could see the quarter I live in on the map during the briefing and during the actual raid I paused and could see the house I live in when they showed the just released bombs. The house I live in was destroyed during the raid and rebuild in 1948, the train depot is basically on the other side of the residential block. Gives you the chills to see all this depicted on screen!

[@GZA036]

Biddick's "Oh God..." just before smashing into the ground

[@pyrtwistPyrtwistWorldInMotion]

What struck me with awe were the sequences of battle with bits of Boeings falling through the sky. Like a wing or that engine, a tail section, all falling like leaves on an autumn day. How scary that must have been for the men still flying in those skies!

[@ronaldleigh1933]

the 100th lost 9 planes on the Regensburg trip - Ep 3

[@AndreaDoesYoga]

🛩️The aerial battles were truly heart-stopping!🔥

[@antartis73]

Some of the portrayals of the air battles were overdone or down right flawed but we have to be thankful at least they made a series about the European air war

[@Sreynolds88]

The scene where Bucky sees the train full of people getting transfer to the camps left me speechless. You could see the horror in his face even though he didnt know what we know

[@reconsoldier135]

"JOHN EAGAN! YOUR 2 O'CLOCK!"

[@D.M.S.]

Great scene!

[@garyrobbins9197]

The end of Episode 7 where Rosie signs up for another tour instead of going home.

[@ChienaAvtzon]

That and when Rosie completed his 25th mission were wonderful. It was so great seeing the 100th finally experience a win.

[@coreyhelms3019]

For me it was most episodes left me feeling Nihilistic. The end of the final episode where they fly the aid mission was happy ending that is so rare these days. That and Rosie drumming on the side of his 17 getting back his groove.

[@thesnazzycomet]

Episode 5 and 9 were a masterpiece

[@Atpost334]

I’d put episode 3 in there as well.

[@Kirby11593]

The moment I finished watching Part Three I knew that was going to be the best episode of the series. That was going to be hard to top.

[@dammad8584]

The theme music with opening scenes always moved me....incredible and heart felt altogether.

[@TheGrumpyChairman]

The party sequence with Eithne MacSweeney's rendition of Tear The Fascists Down. Would have been so easy to go with some contemporary swing/ Glen Miller or even Vera Lynn, but this choice and its montage rocked.

[@jamieolberding7731]

I absolutely and really really really really enjoyed watching "Masters of the Air" when I first watched it for the very first time in the summer of 2024 in June. The show had a truly memorable theme soundtrack intro that was very impactful, heartfelt, and emotional that left me almost crying tears. I might watch "Band of Brothers" someday eventually.

[@madsnowman4067]

I enjoyed Master of the Air. Even though it didn't reach the heights of Band of Brothers and The Pacific, it was still a very enjoyable show. The air raids and plane combat was done very well. Austin Butler, Callum Turner and Anthony Boyle are all good in their leading roles. I really hope Tom Hanks and Steven Spielberg make another TV show like these

[@rubbishmodeller]

Boyle, yes. Butler and Turner are awful - it's not their fault that the script is dreadful, but they still play it so poorly.

[@ChienaAvtzon]

@@rubbishmodeller - It is very much Callum Turner’s fault that he was overacting towards the end.

[@QuicknStraight]

@@rubbishmodeller They were well cats and played the roles accurately, according to the information from Crosby, Rosie, Luckadoo and the news reports of the time. When people make comments like your's, it simply displays an ignorance of history.

[@rubbishmodeller]

@@QuicknStraight What has history got to do with bad acting?!

[@QuicknStraight]

@@rubbishmodeller It's not bad acting. Are you an expert on acting? Acting coach? No?

[@christopherbrochu7492]

I would have added one more scene to the honorable mentions - the scene in episode 4, in which Egan learns that Cleven was shot down. While Egan walks toward a phone booth, a woman is wailing outside the bombed remains of her home while the body of her child is recovered.

[@christopherbrochu-r8z]

I would have included the brief scene, as Bucky is walking through London, in which the body of a child is pulled from the wreckage of her home amid the wails of her mother, among the honorable mention scenes.

[@RCEASTMIDLANDS]

Disappointed not to see an entry for the true star of the show - Meatball.

[@thesnazzycomet]

My beloved

[@kimberleysmith818]

No reunion for him and Demarco 😢

[@ChienaAvtzon]

@@kimberleysmith818 - No one actually owned Meatball, in real life, and the replacements got rid of him.

[@Noland55]

While the bomber offensive suffered high casualties ( & post-war were criticized for it) ,their challenge of the German Air force weakened it's effectiveness in all theaters & finally resulted in no German air power at all to challenge Overlord.

[@AntonioGomez-id8zp]

The introduction of the P-51 Mustang! How was this forgotten??

[@CookieMonstersCamera]

The scene where Rosie is flying in D-Day should have been in the honorable mentions. Beautiful and powerful moment.

[@michaelambrose1958]

I love the scene when Lemmons, fixing engine during taxing and that music :)

[@jaydawg22]

Rosie dog fighting in that bomber and singing 🫡👌 part of #2 in the video

[@olleselin]

Always love these biographic war pictures!

[@scottjohnnyhelgemoaune2951]

0:40 so epic! Trondheim is my heim (Norwegian for home). Born and raised just a couple of miles outside. When I was a kindergarten kid, my mother worked right next to the bombing target.

[@jacktattis]

Where was the target ?

[@89jersy]

The prison break and the mission where rosie survives were my favorites just so much pure emotion going on. I want the team to keep making more! Gotta have a navy focused series next!

[@QuicknStraight]

Several moments: 1) Buck being in the left seat when Rosie comes onto the flight deck for the food drop. Buck says sorry, Rosie takes the right seat and then shakes hands with Buck and says, "It's an honour". 2) Buck realising it's Bucky in the tower giving them landing instructions, then Bucky pulling up alongside in the jeep as Buck taxis in, with Buck saying, "Still the stone in my shoe!", which is a call back to episode 1, when Buck first arrives in England and says the same thing!

[@ronaldleigh1933]

wonderful

[@liamedwards8394]

Such a awesome show to work on!

[@StarWarsObservation-vs2sg]

And how did you get to work on it?

[@henkbartol9116]

The food drop onto Holland. But that's probably because I'm Dutch.

[@jacktattis]

Dont forget the RAF

[@henkbartol9116]

@@jacktattis Correct.

[@anneludlow4891]

Most folks don't know about the Hunger Winter of '44-45. Glad to see it included.

[@sdboy1978]

With the spy scene, Bob wasn’t scratched up while the other two were! Big hint right there!

[@johnschultz9947]

On a lighter note, how about Egan to Biddick, “Come on, give me one, right in the beak”! Big mistake!

[@jeffreyweiss2659]

One scene missing from the list - when Rosey is rescued by the Russians after bailing out of his plane. “Coca Cola, Roosevelt, Americanski”. Also, Eagan’s arrival at the POW camp should have been higher. And Rosey’s arrival back at the base as the only returning plane should have been highlighted more on this list.

[@ChienaAvtzon]

Egan never returned to Thorpe Abbotts, in real life. He was repatriated straight back to the USA. That is probably why it was not included. As the entire thing was fictional, unlike Cleven escaping and returning to the base.

[@ronaldleigh1933]

The imagery of Rosie under his parachute with his flaming plane falling behind him - wow !

[@jacktattis]

@@ChienaAvtzon where did Cleven escape from.?

[@ChienaAvtzon]

@@jacktattis - According to the after-report, Cleven escaped somewhere around Nuremberg. He was apparently on-the-run for a few weeks, and returned to Thorpe Abbots a few days after Rosenthal returned from Poland and the Soviet Union.

[@jacktattis]

@@ChienaAvtzon was it a prison or POW CAMP

[@PrinceChaloner]

Curtis Biddick's last moments with his co-pilot before they crashed and died even though Hollywood changed their death scene..

[@ronaldleigh1933]

The co pilot Richard Snyder was seen to get out of the burning cockpit thru a hole and stand on the wing - i thought they may have shown this as it really happened - "The Man on the Wing "

[@BeannieRey]

You should all look up a movie called The Memphis Belle. The Belle was the first Flying Fortress to come back from enough missions to have her crew go home. They were sent on a war bond tour.

[@MarkMcAllister-ni9sf]

I served in the 100th, RAF Mildenhall Box D.

[@The_Fanatical_Centrist]

I’m surprised at how down some commenters are on this show. It definitely wasn’t anywhere near band of brothers, but it was still pretty good. I felt about the same for this as I did for the pacific. The pacific was better, but it also isn’t close to band of brothers. Some good moments and episodes and some episodes that dragged. The acting wasn’t as strong in this as in the pacific. I think the major problem was that all the real life guys are dead, so the show couldn’t impart any specific moments of intimate wartime brotherhood. There were the major events, and too much focus on the leads. The side characters had no personality.

[@ChienaAvtzon]

None of the men in the 100th trained together, and the group’s most famous pilot was a replacement. The 100th is famous for everyone dying, and being Robert Rosenthal’s bomb group. While, Crosby actually hated Cleven and Egan in real life.

[@rubbishmodeller]

Agree with your last comments - too much focus on the Bucks (insignificant once shot down, and played by two mediocre actors). The side characters should have had more air time. Don't be surprised about the down comments - it really is a poor show at times, with many inaccuracies and mistakes. It is dramatic, and works as a crowd pleaser, but it is nowhere near the scale of Bob and Pacific (which is what Apple TV advertised it as being).

[@D.M.S.]

@@ChienaAvtzon The Bucks and Crosby never really interacted as friends. Mostly as professional colleagues.

[@ChienaAvtzon]

@@rubbishmodeller - “Masters of the Air” is far from a crowd-pleaser, and “The Pacific” is complete garbage.

[@QuicknStraight]

Because people stupidly expected it to be Band of Brothers in the air, which it could never be. It was a totally different type of campaign.

[@timmeinschein1061]

Surprised (and disappointed) that you did NOT include the Holland Food Drop scene!

[@j.d.9988]

He doesnt plant the flag for celebration but for the allied troops to stop shooting at their own.

[@cleverusername9369]

The allied troops weren't shooting at their own, they were perfectly aware of who was in the prison camp.

[@j.d.9988]

@@cleverusername9369 in the series there are tanks shooting which is the point he turns to get the flag.

[@ChienaAvtzon]

@@cleverusername9369 - Historically, the American flag was raised at Moosburg to signal to the armored division that it was a POW camp, and to not shoot at them.

[@Cucuy222]

the whole of last episode was nothing short of a masterpiece. I was swelled up throughout. Overall it was a super amazing show, did not feel bored at any point. Up there with band of brothers and the Pacific.

[@ronaldleigh1933]

agree - me too - had tears throughout the series - i knew vets from the 100th

[@Cucuy222]

@@ronaldleigh1933 oh wow this must've hit you hard. They were all amazing men

[@twrea]

Four moments I would have had picked. "A Debt settled" Buck gives the bar keep a memento to settle a grudge.. The bar keep points Buck to a narwal tusk and details the event. Buck can only reply with "Sounds about right".. "Howling Wolf Ole Meatball" On landing the crew of Alice from Dallas (Bucks Ship) off loads after landing in England, but this fort has not 10 but 11 crew.. A husky named Meatball, touted as being part wolf - Buck points out it's a wolf that is part dog and wouldn't stop howling! "FIRE" What young boy doesn't like fire.. crew chiefs clean the hard stand with the help of two local boys, they get to set the blaze "He went down swinging" Following a late night with a polish woman, Eagen goes for a walk to get a paper, he walks past a English house that was hit during a German blitz on London. Shaken by this by pushing past it, he buys a paper, reading a byline about a major bombing raid. Seeing this he is moved to call back to base to check on his guys.. -He went down swinging- is a gut punch and is a major shift in dynamic of this show. Lets add ONE bonus.. "Boys will be Boys" Racing bikes is something guys and gals will be doin as long as bikes are around.. And when someone fires his colt 45 into the ceiling to open the race we are treated to and iconic and amazing scene of youth.. the closing of the race as air raid sirens stop them, see's Buck and Bucky watching on as German bombers strike.. And a chilling realization settles in.. Unlike other installments such as "Band of brothers" and the "Pacific" ~ "Masters of the Air:" - Dives head long into the heart breaking real life hell US Bomber crews and Germans and American Fighter pilots dealt with. It is IMPORTANT to understand the loss rate of the 8th AF _ More airmen where lost the all of the WW2 US Marines. While every day moves forward, each day we are losing the Woman and Men, of this amazing generation - To those who would fought in the cold blue skies aloft, I salute you. @mojo. Amazing collection of moments! Cheers!

[@susanbarco2579]

All of you naysayers have no insight as to what this series was all about. You’re so determined to rip it apart to show how ‘smart’ you are that you totally forget the younger generation who may just watch this series, who just may decide to investigate WWII, who may just want to take up flying, who just may decide to go into the military to serve their country. My God … get a life and stop trying to make yourself feel superior than most of us civilians. I don’t care about the inaccuracies, nor the timeline of events. I’m 80 years old… my husband and his brother, my father and all 4 of his brothers, served during WWII. Maybe not in direct combat, except for my Uncle Kenneth, who was blown off a ship in Pearl Harbor, but they all served in some capacity. I’m proud of their service, as well as the men in MOTA, most of whom never made it home. Some of the actual crews who are still living, as well as many of the family members of the fallen pilots, attended the premiere and were totally captivated with the show, saying they felt like they were back in the cockpit again. Those are the only people who have a right to complain. Thank God there are some people who are supportive of MOTA, and the producers, and the cast and crew, who have poured their money, their hearts and souls into bringing the story of these men to life. I hope we will never forget these men who fought so valiantly to help end Hitler’s reign over the world! Thank you sirs for your service to our country!!! 🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸

[@ronaldleigh1933]

WELL SAID !!!! :)

[@jacktattis]

I must disagree If not historically accurate the stories become lies and Lies told long and loud enough become facts. E.G .Eichelberger being the Commander in New Guinea , Johnson in a P47 beating a Spitfire IX in mock combat etc etc

[@Cainer444]

Amen. My dad and 4 of my uncles served in WWII. Unfortunately, one of my uncles didn't come home. He was killed while on patrol on the German/Czech border on May 5, 1945, three days before the end of the war in Europe. He landed at Normandy and came that close to making it home. So sad.

[@StarWarsObservation-vs2sg]

If you take a closer look, those commenters are not speaking from a military perspective but just a tv show viewer perspective, discounting the fact that this does justice as an accurate telling of the 100th in a highly genuine way, epitomizing civilian arrogance.

[@Erik-vn4ot]

8:50. No way that a bolt action Mauser rifle could be fired that fast

[@TheCrazyjay13]

Bucky wasn't mistaken for dead the guard had no ammo left

[@michaelwhalen2442]

Will this series ever come out on DVD?

[@ronaldleigh1933]

only if pirate :(

[@michaelwhalen2442]

@@ronaldleigh1933 It's available now! Check it out.

[@nbhd_deadpoet]

the guttural scream I had let out when buck and bucky reunited- 😭

[@Cubbygoodwood]

I loved this show so much

[@Gungho1a]

I've often wondered about how officer aircrew jumping from a burning or shotdown bomber have the time to pick up and carry their uniform caps with them, but the rank and file never do. I guess it's a mystery only movie wardrobe crew know the answer to.

[@TheFunkhouser]

I gotta get this series!

[@Klassiker-]

Don't bother! It's a complete waste of money!

[@TheFunkhouser]

@@Klassiker- No god, not pay for it, stream it ;))

[@karlwarner7401]

I honestly thought them german civilians beating up and killing downed airmen were farfetched but it was true...

[@Anton_OORer]

Grandiosa serie!

[@Gala-yp8nx]

Should have included the P-51 escort scene or the food drops for the Hunger Winter.

[@kemlay2451]

Favorite World War ll film is The Big Red One .

[@jacktattis]

No only two US movies were close to reality When Trumpets Fade and Hacksaw Ridge

[@ScottFoster-o4u]

People don’t realize you were far more likely to survive as a ground troop in Europe. My father in law was a Bombardier 1st Lieutenant on a B17. Made it to Europe early 43. Yes you had hot showers and food plus a bed every day. Problem was you had to live long enough to enjoy it. He never spoke of the war nor did I ask. God Bless all who have served they deserve peace

[@jacktattis]

I have to disagree If we are not historically correct we are just sending the wrong messages "Lies told long enough and loud enough become fact" And these mini series are so fall of them E.G The scene in Band of Brothers where the Brit Tank commander will not engage the tank on his left after being told it was there. A complete nonsense scene and a bloody lie

[@jacktattis]

Sorry wrong post

[@jacktattis]

Sorry wrong post

[@TheUltimateTroll9]

What about the attempted landing but hit trees then exploded

[@yulianamartinez6965]

Bucky Blue Skies and Meatball ❤😊

[@r4mlif]

Any chance to watch this mini series in Netflix???

[@jackmacziz6140]

Egan singing was the best moment in the show

[@edm5378]

It's what they call TWEE in England.

[@lawrencewood289]

Sorry but this series is pretty cruddy. Bears little resemblance to the actual experiences within the Mighty Eight Air Force. Also, it is pretty obvious NONE of the actors have combat or military experience. You are better off watching documentaries (for combat footage) or Twelve O' Clock High (for understanding the mindset). Just as one example...bombing U-Boat pens was NEVER successful until very late in the war when the RAF provided 12,000 lb Tallboy bombs or 22,000 lb Grand Slam bombs (which really only the Avro Lancaster could carry).

[@cmfnmendez]

I'm not sure about the date. That's how we wrote the date in the military, however I don't know how they wrote in WWII

[@ehrobertoac]

Já assisti e, é muito boa a série... bem ao estilo Band of brothers.

[@arkadyfolkner]

Operation Chowhound and 'Many Thanks Yanks!'

[@Mikedadof2]

Good series

[@Milton2k]

Great series, yet I still prefer Band of Brothers.

[@QuicknStraight]

They cannot be compared. Different type of campaign, different type of fighting, different type of unit. It required a different type of story telling.

[@MrAlphabravoC]

This was a really good show. It sucks it got compared so much to Band of Brothers and The Pacific that it really wasn't appreciated for great show that it was.

[@kimzgwapo7657]

Cheating was quite common in ww2, like what crosby did to jean, most likely jean did the same.

[@nrsrymj]

They really dropped the ball on this series.

[@keenansmith1021]

Who was the guy with the gold teeth?

[@ronaldleigh1933]

HAMBONE :)

[@keenansmith1021]

@@ronaldleigh1933 Lt Hamilton Thanks

[@jorgeadairramos7469]

Hello good morning 😮😮😮

[@Mgl1206]

Soviets* not Russians.

[@simulationsrealconflicts1586]

good advertising

[@hwizell7478]

Soiled boots daisies W W 2 Fatigued grandpa’s click #haiku #soldiers #forward #thankyouforyourservice

[@fifthbusiness1678]

Were there really even 10 good moments from this disappointing series?

[@trevorcarlin5566]

Sandra's storyline made zero sense idk why she was in the show. She is a good actress but i feel like her segment took away from the show

[@vishalkalicharan7710]

PLEASE do Top 20 Sexiest Male Video Game Characters!!

[@greghansford6000]

Tuskegee was abolutely not a top 10 moment.

[@StarWarsObservation-vs2sg]

For you. Sorry to say you're not the only viewer.

[@colbykeiser1449]

“What took you so long?”

[@Amero2323]

I disagree with the narration from this video....the Tuskegee Airmen didn't get killed or captured just bc they were black that's not fair to say

[@robertoldach2560]

Quatschfilm!

[@ChienaAvtzon]

Sorry, but the Munster Raid beats Regensburg, by a landslide. Honestly, Ep.3 is arguably one of the worst episodes of the miniseries. While, Episode 5 is the strongest. It was impossible to differentiate between anyone in those planes. Whereas, with Munster, the focus was only on Egan’s and Rosie’s planes. The carnage was shown through their perspectives. In regard to No.5, what makes that sequence even more tragic is that Rosie is Jewish himself, and does not even need the translators to explain what he is seeing and hearing. He also knew what that industrial complex really was, before the smell of death hit his nose. Which is why he asked to leave the truck.

[@rubbishmodeller]

But did that incident with Rosie actually happen, or was it made up to include a reference to the Holocaust in the series?

[@ChienaAvtzon]

@@rubbishmodeller - Rosenthal did see the camps in Poland, on his way to Moscow. That sequence was based directly on something that happened to him. Some things are so crazy that a screenwriter cannot make them up.

[@rubbishmodeller]

Thanks. I just watched the scene again. It is really well done. The only thing I would like to have seen them add is some sort of narration or titles. Żabikowo was also a prison camp, not just a labour camp for Jews - in the last years of the war it mainly housed captured Polish resistance fighters, as well as American and Soviet POWs. Many of these died there before the death march to Sachsenhausen in January 1945. The fireside conversation between Rosie and Crosby was a really good opportunity to cover these topics, but was far too short. Rosies comment that ''they had it coming'' was too vague (and a bit corny). But Mann and Boyle were great - best two actors by far. @@ChienaAvtzon

[@RivetGardener]

Didn't like the series at all. Producers didn't give the book justice and failed admirably in historical parts. The red tails operated in Italy for one, and never protected bombers from England. Tuskeege airmen were in Italy, not over the routes flown over by the 8th AF. Too much "pretty boy" time, Too much "oh shit here comes flak" (yeah well, what did you expect. There was no "Oh shit enemy bullets in Band Of Brothers, Nor The Pacific.) Too much commiserating in the cockpit just for movie drama, instead of flyers concentrating on their job, especially well done in The Pacific with soldiers doing their job under enemy fire.

[@Klassiker-]

Probably one of the worst films on aerial warfair that I have seen.

[@gordonmuir6881]

Unnecessary annoying narration. Avoid.

[@thediner8929]

It was a decent series, but Band of Brothers and the Pacific were better.

[@jacktattis]

Band of Brothers a joke really a joke

[@IndieVolken]

is it only me that thinks this is a crap show ; maybe we're too dumbed down since BoB days .....

[@jesusfollower2797]

Good day everyone God bless. Please remember the true meaning of Easter this holiday. Its not about Easter bunnies and Easter hunts and candy. Easter is about Jesus sacrificing himself so that our sins can be forgiven. Jesus took the burdens of the whole world and was betrayed and crucified in the process for us to be saved. God forgave everyone and what they did to his only son and now every lasting life exists for those who believe. Jesus rose on the third day in his body and showed us that he truly is the son of God.❤🎉🙏🏽

[@Reaperguy67]

Nobody asked and don't force your spam on others in the comments.

[@TheBiggusdee]

Wrong site. Post your evangelising spam on religious sites.

[@Reaperguy67]

@@TheBiggusdee get this. He has done it in multiple videos. Also there are people defending it as well.

[@TheBiggusdee]

@@Reaperguy67 he - or she - should just keep it to themselves.

[@Reaperguy67]

@@TheBiggusdee exactly

[@raphaelvillalobos504]

Show could of been better

[@gene7887]

What a missed opportunity this series was. Subpar execution, poor casting, no focus or unifying theme. It wasn't BAD, but it could have been so much better.

[@QuicknStraight]

Utter nonsense.

[@williamsnell2078]

useless propaganda serie

[@VaderGhost124]

Episode 3 the Regensburg mission, I think it’s the most gripping episode of TV I’ve ever watched. It’s such a shame the series went off a Cliff shortly afterwards

[@sunzeneise]

Wow? A girl narrating? Why?

[@LifeIsPeachy1]

What do you mean?

[@rubbishmodeller]

Gave up halfway through... ...this brings back all the bad moments of this mediocre show rather than the few good ones.

[@MsUltrafox]

It only has 1 great moment. And that is when it ended.

[@VaderGhost124]

Everything up to Ep. 5 was generally very well done. However the whole series took a major nose dive after this. You can tell Covid restrictions, budget cuts and diversity issues really took hold and ruined what otherwise would have been a masterpiece.

[@robertbauer3419]

Yeah...sorry, but this show sucked. Especially in comparison to "Band of Brothers" and "The Pacific". Unfortunatley, they ruined what could have been an awesome show into a boring mediocre television yawner. My 'top 10 moment" was when it ended.

[@victorfraire1627]

They wasted this show man. The first 4 episodes were the exact same. Could have been great

[@nrsrymj]

All eps were mostly trash

[@CandiceVidito]

@@nrsrymj If it's trash then why are you still watching? Go watch something else

[@nrsrymj]

@@CandiceVidito because I'm a completionist and loved the first two series and wanted to give it a chance to improve. Not my fault it didn't.

[@nrsrymj]

@@CandiceVidito I did immediately require a band of brothers episode to wash down the horrible acting and writing of this series. I felt much better afterwards.

[@WedontBuyItWeRequestIt]

​​@@nrsrymj a trash talking about trash🤣🤣🤣