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hang in there, it's going to get a bit harder still, but you will get the most beautiful finale in ep 10 as a reward.

You missed the funniest party stuff actually, but thats just due to what you chose. replaying this yourself later and choosing different party options is recommended lol

Hulk was flipped out because of the Scepter. That is why they all turned on each other. That was Lokis plan. Hulk is mostly fine otherwise

The portrayal of Dike is not entirely accurate. He was actually pretty highly decorated prior to his time with Easy. Part of why he "froze" during the attack on Foy is because he was actually wounded. IIRC the rest of Easy did not know that. This is also told from Easy's point of view and they just did not like Dike, whether justified or not, so we have a bit of a unreliable narrator effect with Dike.

It's a minority opinion, but, for what it's worth, this was the episode that hit me the hardest on first watch.

12:19 - Terrified? Lt. Speirs' very existence is psychological warfare 😂

Aww… you sold the only Raven Shire horse in the game

Powerful reaction. Great comments.

I hate seeing you cry. Hate it. But I cry every time in this episode. Please please prepare yourself for ep 9.

HULK WENT NUTS WITH BLACK WIOW BECAUSE LOKI WAS MANIPULATING HIM.

The Battle of the Bulge was the last major German offensive of WWII wherein they committed almost half a million men from three armies from their Army Group B. The defense of Bastogne was critical as it prevented the Germans access to key roads essential to their success.

episode 9 is comming .... im woried for her

Your reactions reflect well your caring compassionate heart. I've seen many reactors to this series, but you're the one that seems to "get it" more than others. The emotions you feel, are closest to the way I feel when I watch this. Take care. This was a hard one, but 9 and 10 I found the most emotional of all.

All of the gods are brothers. Kratos is zeus's son. Making every god his uncle, besides Zeus obviously Edit: im pretty sure its every god. But it might just be Zeus, posiden, and hades

19:30 "The Breaking Point"

16:10 MEDIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIC! gets me every time. The pain in the scream

Your reactions are so heart warming. Keep up these amazing reactions as the story of these great men in band of brothers should be told and understood.

Most soldiers get little to no training with sidearms, which are typically close to useless in a combat environment, so they may not know how to handle them safely. If you choose to keep a round in the chamber a pistol should always be carried in a good quality holster which covers the trigger guard as a safety. You should never put them unholstered in a pocket or your waistband, as so often seen in movies ("Hollywood" often produces scenes displaying incompetent gun handling).

If Patton and the 3rd Army had not broken through then there wouldn't be a 101st airborne. They would of eventually been overrun and slaughtered. Plus its disrespectful to all those soldiers who suffered and died to break through. Don't be fooled. Anyone with any real knowledge of the battle would agree. The 101st needed to be rescued. Only thing about this episode that so greatly annoys me.

Love your reaction, it's so pure of your heart... I'm here crying with you too, shed tears non stop for the video duration. Thank you Kaliwali, I love you

The men shaving mohawks while they're prepping to board were members of a demolition team called The Filthy Thirteen. They were tasked with demoing bridges in Normandy. Only two of them weren't killed or captured. The movie and book The Dirty Dozen is loosely based on them.

Never feel that you showed your emotions It shows that you are a true caring person . Men don't cry but I am a middle aged man and shared just as many tears watching your true and pure emotions. I feel that the youth of today are learning the true cost of what they have today because of the sacrifice made in the past and that brings me joy and hope thanks you

Before anyone criticizes Norman Dike, you should know he was awarded a Bronze star at Bastogne for dragging a wounded soldier to cover in full view of the enemy. He had fought with the 506th since Normandy and had been awarded his first Bronze star in Holland. Like Sobel, Dike was not cut out to be a company commander, especially in a situation like Bastogne (which was unexpected). In Winters after action report, he stated that Dike came to Easy Company with what we call PTSD nowadays. He ended up as General Taylor's aide and retired a Lieutenant Colonel. Lt. Buck Compton also fell apart at Bastogne before Dike did. After Toye and Guarnear was hit, he ran away from the line, earning him a severe reprimand from Winters. Unless you know the actual story you cant make comparisons between these guys or make judgements. I am not blaming you for anything as you are just following the story but these BOB reaction videos are a bit dangerous because of the negativity toward certain vets reputations. Every single man in this series was a hero despite the disgraceful narrative of the writers.

Lovely sympathetic reaction. I always thought that Dyke was also at his breaking point leading up to the charge across open ground to take Foy. This series is immaculate in the way it shows us the details and aspects of such a horrific situation. Hugs and tissues sweetie ❤️

Episode 9, if I remember right is going to be the hardest of them all.

Now you understand what we men go through.

My favorite episode.

a cool technique with this show is that as it progresses, some of the episodes focus on individual soldiers so that the entire episode is kind of from their pov. so an episode or two ago, it was eugene the medic's story. this episode it was lipton.

The first Captain America comic book was published in 1941. The character was used to maintain America's resolve during world War II

As much as there is to complain about Dyke, I loved that you recognized that his yawning is probably a form a stress relief. I do the same when I'm nervous

An acoustic version of "Blood Upon the Snow" aye? Very nice touch. Spiers is the G*dD*mned man... none more need be said.

Good commentary. No, Spears didn't create the myths, just didn't deny them when it suited leadership.

Merci pour ce partage 😊

Mark ruffalo is the first actor to play hulk and banner through performance capture unlike actirs in the past

I want to clear up something up I was not complaining as a matter of fact I have the utmost respect for you and look at you as one of us now. I was just trying in my stupid way to figure it out. God bless you

Tim Roth is a great actor. Check them out in reservoir dogs. And his TV show lied to me

The shooting of the German prisoners in Ep 2 was true; I believe the the drunken soldier shooting was true as well, but I think it was actually self-defense. The scene where he ran through German lines is also true - except that in the actual event, the distance he crossed was even longer than shown. He was truly a bada**s.

Best security guard is Lou ferrigno. Who played the hulk in the television show with Bill Bixby playing the normal size banner

For the hulk origin story check out the Eric bana version.

the hardest thing you've been through is the hardest thing you've been through. don't minimize your experiences. while there are certainly levels to how bad things can be/get its important to maintain the realization that your reaction to your own experiences is valid. didn't get the impression you were doing that to yourself, but wanted to leave the reminder. love your channel and the reactions to this series. you seem like a truly wonderful gal!

Kali, you have such a beautiful, empathetic soul. Thank you for caring about these men, their story…their sacrifice. The horror they went through at Bastogne is unimaginable.

First I love your work and I get the idea that you are a good woman and a patriot . Many people including me have commented to you but it looks like you never get back to anyone . I am sure you must have a reason for that so if you would take a little time to tell us why. Or do you want to be left alone ? if you do that's ok too. May God bless you

I know what you mean about putting things into perspective. Most of us don't get through life without at least a few very difficult events/situations and not a few annoyance, but I tend to think of these guys when I start feeling sorry for myself over a bad day or a disappointment.

Yawning is an unconsciously reflexive way to deal with fear.

Thank you for this reaction. A lot of people share your feelings - this episode is heartbreaking. What Winters said about the bond among Easy Company veterans for the rest of their lives really resonated. I saw the same thing when I got to see a fiftieth anniversary reunion of Marines who had fought on Iwo Jima. It's hard enough in peacetime watching a bad leader take over the unit you've led and not being able to do anything about it - I was a company commander, and had a strong connection with the Marines in my company (though nothing like the one Winters had with these men.) Then my first sergeant and I both got transferred and a different CO and first sergeant took over. They were both pretty incompetent and both didn't seem to care much about looking out for their Marines. Any time I ran into one of the guys from the company in the PX or somewhere they would come up to say hello and then tell me how lousy it was now. Every time I saw that new CO I wanted to grab him and shake him until he rattled, and he wasn't even getting people wounded or killed, just demoralized. I can't even imagine what it would have been like watching my people dying because their lives were in the hands of an incompetent, indifferent leader like Dike. Leadership is a sacred trust. When you have life or death power over people, you owe them every bit of the absolute best you have to give them. Someone like Dike seems incapable of even grasping that concept.

Man I love Blithe, wish he didn’t get hit!

The pistol Hobbler was carrying got caught on barbwire and it went off. Easy Company by their own admission didn't really like replacement officers because they weren't Winters he had set such a high standard so they may aswel been as incompetent as portrayed to Easy Company but Lieutenant Dike is portrayed as being an incompetent coward. However, in real life he performed many acts of heroics. For example, Dike was awarded a Bronze Star for his action at Uden, Holland, with the 101st Airborne Division between 23 and 25 September 1944, in which he “organized and led scattered groups of parachutists in the successful defense of an important road junction on the vital Eindhoven (sic)-Arnhem Supply Route against superior and repeated attacks, while completely surrounded." Dike was awarded a second Bronze Star for his action at Bastogne, in which "he personally removed from an exposed position, in full enemy view, three wounded members of his company, while under intense small arms fire" on 3 January 1945. In preparation for the 13 January 1945 attack on Foy, Belgium, E Company was attached to the 3rd Battalion, 506th PIR. Division Headquarters ordered the attack to begin at 0900 hours. During the assault, Carwood Lipton, at that time the company's first sergeant, described Dike as having "fallen apart." Clancy Lyall stated that he saw that Dike had been wounded in his right shoulder and that it was the wound, not panic, that caused Dike to stop. Dike survived the assault, and eventually returned to the rear in the company of a medic. Afterwards, he was transferred to 506th Regimental Headquarters to become an assistant operations officer. Dike then moved on to become, as a captain, an aide to General Maxwell Taylor, Commanding General, 101st Airborne Division. He later served in the Korean War. I do think aswel they massively over dramatised Dikes supposed breakdown i just don't understand how they could do that to someone im not slanting the men of Easy but for Ambrose to take these for batem and not cross check what they told him.

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