My dad was a ww2 veteran he passed away in 2003. He said that war was the most cruel and inhumane thing that mankind came up with. About 2 years before he died he told he was in a foxhole with a nother soldier. The soldier stuck his head up and got shot in the face and died. I can't imagine that I never served in the military. All veterans thank you for your service to this country .

Extraordinary Lee Marvin was half of two of the best television episodes ever; this one, and the Bonanza episode "The Crucible" (title?). Vic Morrow and Pernell Roberts were two fine actors at the top of their games, because with Lee Marvin around, you had to be.

I love how Saunders chews them out at the end. 😂

To me this is still the best military series ever on TV.

@nancyvandenboomen984

4 жыл бұрын

Better than MASH, Hogan's heroes or McHale's Navy?

@dindinprivate3477

4 жыл бұрын

@@nancyvandenboomen984 VERY much so!

@coleparker

4 жыл бұрын

@@nancyvandenboomen984 I think so too. MASH became too preachy, while the other two are comedies.

@magnumfour88

4 жыл бұрын

Very good, but Tour of Duty is the all time best.

@coleparker

4 жыл бұрын

@@magnumfour88 That is just coming on the H&I station tonight. I have never seen it.

Combat was great to begin with top-notch story lines, but with Lee Marvin, this episode is my all time Combat favourite.

My Dad was in WW2 and as a little girl, I would sit in my Dad's lap and watch Combat on TV . it makes me miss my Dad even more. He died in 1996, he would have been 93. Love and miss ya Dad💝

@charlessedlacek5754

2 жыл бұрын

Props to your dad. My grandfather landed in France and with his fellow soldiers liberated buchenwald. He never talked about that, messed with his head according to my dad.

@giljohnson2064

2 жыл бұрын

Oooo h penny. How unfortunate that your dad is gone.my younger brother and I would watch combat. Them would go and play war with three other neighborhood friends and pretend that were like the platoon of combat.

I was in the first grade when I began watching Combat. I almost believe that I'm enjoying them as much today at 65!

So many great guest stars in this series. I always liked the episode with James Coburn. It's interesting to watch how combat veteran Lee Marvin handles his Garand. Watch him do a chamber check at the 30:13 mark.

@Jack-ne8vm

3 күн бұрын

Muzzle disclipline, too.

Thanks to all those who made these episodes available to us on youtube. We cannot thank you enough.

@kathymcmahon6582

2 жыл бұрын

Yes, thank you so very much

@panzerdeal8727

2 ай бұрын

Amen.

"Combat" had one of the most catchiest opening themes in television history.

As a kid I loved this series. Tried not to miss any episodes.

@archstanton_live

2 жыл бұрын

Sept '63 I was starting 4th grade. Anyone that was beginning to feel their testosterone would be talking about this in class on Wednesday morning.

@coleparker

2 жыл бұрын

@@archstanton_live I hear you. I was 10 years old when this episode was shown.

Vic Morrow took over and turned all his characters into real people so easily it made Saunders like an actual person who existed and it showed how well it helped is fellow actors to become the characters they played. From watching old talk shows and interviews many people who worked with him loved the help and his work ethics to make a great show!

@kathymcmahon6582

2 жыл бұрын

Vic s so missed

@mikewalrus4763

Жыл бұрын

Funnily enough Saunders was a real person - maybe not with that name but most sergeants actually do "mother" their squad - not only is it their job but after a while he realises his experience is all most of them have -against both the enemy and his own side!

Use to watch with my dad ,WW11 3rd Canadian Infantry Division Rifleman.He would laugh and say "Sure glad they were on our side". RIP

Great show. Was one of our favorites. Used to copy the way Vic Morrow would leave his chin strap loose when I wore my plastic helmet on the “battle field.” Anyone remember 12;00 High??

@RichardJohnson-bb3ro

2 жыл бұрын

12 o'clock high. Great show. Me and dad watched it on Sunday morning here in northeastern Ohio

Mom said get your home work done, and get your bath if you want to watch Combat. LOL Those were the days.

@701CPD

4 жыл бұрын

Holy moly - did we have the same mother? Mine (and Dad) gave the same orders - homework done, bath done, ready for bed when "Combat!" ended at 8:30. Those were the days!

@MikeKauaiHawaii

4 жыл бұрын

@@701CPD My best friends were twins, sons of a former Luftwaffe mechanic Sergeant, living in Toronto in 1964. The boys and I used to watch Combat and they would translate the german parts. My dad used to dislike the boys because of their dad, but they were great guys. Hard for my dad's generation who were all present when the war was going on. Their dad was a quiet hard-working man, happy to have survived the war.

@johnmcdonald9304

4 жыл бұрын

John W 1711 Stock. Yeah they were. I never missed an episode as a kid. Loved this show.

@jimmyb1559

4 жыл бұрын

John W 1711 Stock You really hit it right on the head! I can still hear my mom saying it. Get your bath and (fill in the blank here) 😂

@williamwyckoff3963

4 жыл бұрын

Well that's the Honest truth mom always told me the same identicle thing!

How many people honestly can not help humming along with the theme song at the beginning and end?

Vic Morrow and Lee Marvin , what a great pair of actors !

@speedracer1945

3 жыл бұрын

The testosterone between the two is heavy.

@psilvakimo

3 жыл бұрын

Except Lee Marvin was a real combat veteran in the Pacific. He was wounded in action in Saipan.

@nstix2009xitsn

2 жыл бұрын

@@psilvakimo Having been born in 1929, Vic Morrow was too young for war service. He served in the Navy, just after The War.

@user-bs3gr6oe8k

2 жыл бұрын

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any show with Lee Marvin and vic morrow is definitely one to watch!

@dindinprivate3477

7 жыл бұрын

In spades!

@bobsaturday4273

6 жыл бұрын

thats Vic Morrow

@artschamberg4470

5 жыл бұрын

Not many know Lee was shot in his rear-end in ww2. His wallet may have saved his life. It was on display with other memerabeia after his death years later.

@oldiesfreek

5 жыл бұрын

hell yeah!

@danrobinson572

3 жыл бұрын

Watch the movie with Vic Morrow called the glass house. It’s really good.

At the end when he was telling his squad off was probably the most real thing I have seen and they all knew why to keep them alive. Really an act of love and respect

Same here. We all gathered on a school night, Tuesday’s, as a family. Only exception to watching on school night. Great time for a family.

My dad and I used to watch this every week My dad was air forced This is one show that he would not miss seeing with me

Mike, my Dad would occasionally watch "Combat!" with me, and he particularly liked Vic Morrow's Sgt. Saunders. He said he "always looked tired, dirty, and pissed- off. Like a real infantryman."

@rebelwalzt

3 жыл бұрын

With the walk like; My feet hurt but I'm still have to move.

@nadarajah2468

3 жыл бұрын

Sargent Saunders is tvs audie murphy no actor can play the role very well

I remember loving to watch this in the evening with my dad and family. That’s been over 50 years ago

great episode, Lee Marvin was superb

Sgt Saunders " telling off" of the squad at the end was my favourite part..

@danrobinson572

3 жыл бұрын

Yeah that was perfect ending. But Saunders never got the silver star ⭐️

@Johnnycdrums

3 жыл бұрын

I wonder if the French eventually rebuilt that bridge.

@jameshoran8

3 жыл бұрын

Vic's great acting convinced one that it was actually a comedy bit the way he was ripping the guys. If he had been serious he wouldn't have sounded that way. I just know his character for watching him for so many years. He never yelled at Caje.

@direwolf6234

3 жыл бұрын

@@jameshoran8 what's to yell about he was the best point man plus knew the lingo...

I can still remember watching this almost 50 years ago as a 9 year old. Simpler times.

@josephweaver5385

Ай бұрын

Better times. Because Dad was always there!

My son and I use to watch Combat together when he was young . I sure miss those days.

This show brings back so many memories of when i used to watch it with my father. 22 Years of military service. 1955-1977 Retired Master Sergeant

Who doesn't love Lee Marvin! A true WWII vet wounded (in the Ass) in the pacific! He told the story himself many times he was a grunt who disliked the Brass! RIP Lee

My dad was in France, Belgium and Germany. I remember watching Combat! with him but i was too young to ask the questions I should have ask.

@josephweaver5385

Ай бұрын

He probably would not have talked about it at all. They rarely did!

Definitely beats all of my favorite episodes till now! The tension is terrific, the problems to be solved above and beyond the normal strength of a man, the relationships complex and complicated by the personality conflicts... The Best!!

52y old here. Those were the shows of our childhood. And this one in particular (COMBAT) carries an unmatchable heritage. Cheers.

I remember watching this on TV as a kid in the 60's. Great.

One of my favorite tv show when I was a little.Watching with my dad❤️

The ending was to good. Creaked me up. Glad I lived though this in the 63. I was 7yrs old and now 64yrs old and can't get enough. It reminds me of being a boss and the goof offs an the hot shots that work for me.

Just listen to me and do as I say...wow...combat...one amazing show!!!

I really love this show! The theme song with the explosions and the announcer with gravely voiced saying COMBAT! brings back a lot of good memories!

Lee Marvin. Ww2 marine vet. Purple Heart in Saipan. Great actor.

45:10, yep, he's a mother hen alright. Lee and Vic....what a pair. Loved this show as a kid and still do. Thanks for posting, GR1.

A great episode. A role that Marvin was born for. A great actor. BRUTAL COMBAT!!!...with some gritty scences by the river. COMBAT was by far the best war show ever on tv. Iv'e seen the entire 1st season again on u-tube, the first time in over 40 years, and it is timeless and great. A million thanks to GR (whoever you are ) and please keep these great posts coming. Many thanks again!!!

Man, i loved this show as a kid. watched it every week.

We all loved watching this with our dads! Mine was a Korean vet, and would explain things and clarify. Wish I could watch this with him, again!

When I enlisted at 18, I chose the Army. i think shows like this made me want to be a soldier.

@shadowwolf7622

4 жыл бұрын

Same here. My parents wouldn't sign.for me when I was 17. So I enlisted in an Army Field Artillery unit 3 weeks after my 18th birthday. I finished up my senior year-then headed out for basic and AIT.

@rebelwalzt

3 жыл бұрын

Me too. I was 17. Mom signed. The US Army Field Artillery too in 1978. I decided not to join the infantry when the recruiter mentioned, "Never have to walk. Always get hot chow. And always have a dry place to sleep.

@semperfi1723

3 жыл бұрын

Lee Marvin was a WWII combat veteran. He chose the Marine Corps and was wounded on Saipan.

@miltonhollis703

3 жыл бұрын

@@shadowwolf7622 Seriously you might get tired 😫 of hearing this!! BUT I think you for your HONABLE SERVICE SIR....you as a individual what makes America 🇺🇸 👍

@shadowwolf7622

3 жыл бұрын

@@miltonhollis703 I do thank you for the thanks .But it was an honor to serve.

Really innovative series experimenting with full length movie techniques of hand-held cameras, low-angle closeups. Many of the episodes are very good morality plays, well written and usually well acted particularly by big name guest stars. Vic Morrow really developed his character.

@denisehorner8448

4 жыл бұрын

Sure did!

@edoedo8686

4 жыл бұрын

Yes...I thought Twilight Zone was it...but this show was just as innovative...

@kathymcmahon6582

2 жыл бұрын

What a hunk of a man!!!

@kamuelalee

2 жыл бұрын

Great show with two of the greats: Marvin and Morrow.

@manuelbermudez211

10 ай бұрын

Yeah Twilight Zone was also great. Outer Limits and then the Flintstones and then the Jetsons. But I don’t have my flying car that folds up into an attaché case 😢. Just sayin …

Thanks to KZread for and or whomever is responsible for letting the public view this classic series. As a boy of 8 years old in 1963 I lived each week to watch these shows with my dad a WWII vet. WWII was only over 18 years before this show and many others aired to follow. A Hollywood twist on life of an Army Squad the stories are a poignant reminder of trials and tribulations during battle, as I look at this much differently now than I did 50 years ago. Thank you once again.

@alejogarciajr022

2 жыл бұрын

Now I'm 69 yrs old I'm 7 years old that time everyday I watvh combat I'm from Philippines 🇵🇭 💖 💓 💕 ♥ 💗 🇵🇭 💖 💓 💕 ♥

@donaldpiper9763

Жыл бұрын

I’am 69 now also . I was 9 when this show started airing on television. All of us neighborhood boy’s would watch it every week and play army everyday after school .I grew up went too Vietnam in 71 ,reality is different from television . It’s still one of the best series ever produced .

@manuelbermudez211

10 ай бұрын

I was 10 in 63 and all my cousins and school friends would watch it. Some with their dads some like me without. I used to see it with my grandma uncle and aunt. Sometimes my great grandfather would peek in.

Sargent Saunders, the Lieutenant, Kirby Joe, Little John, Doc - man, does this bring back childhood memories!

@AlexyCasilla

17 күн бұрын

Buena serie

What a great story. Vic Morrow was a great actor. Loved Lee Marvin appearing in this.

I must thank the guy who posting these for us to view . It brings in new fans along with the ones who been with the show all along .

@grizzlycountry1030

6 жыл бұрын

Dan Reese and I'm finding episodes that I've never seen.

@timcreason8662

5 жыл бұрын

Thank you my pal long time no see thanks

@raykisner8538

4 жыл бұрын

same here there still episodes I never seen. a rare one with Lee Marvin.

@speedracer1945

3 жыл бұрын

@@raykisner8538 Back then , they filmed like 30 or so episodes a year compared to 6 -12 now .

Loved the show as a kid, still hooked on it now!

I really remember when I was a little boy in Brazil, watching Combat; nothing about films, never brings really emotion like that.Together ..Forever..Imortal...

Remember the Combat programs , really well done with each show. Thank you for sharing these.

I own the collection. Watch it all the time! One of THE best series! Lee Marvin! Combat vet! Morrow was awesome!

Great episode and great ending. Saunders riming his squads ass out in the end is so hilarious. And they had it coming.

Yes we loved watching Combat. The stories and actors...even those kids they put on this series were very good...so we always enjoyed watching COMBAT! The best war tv series and thnx for having us watch again here in youtube. Bring back time.

ABSOLUTELY INCREDIBLE,me and my dad couldn't agree on much,but combat and have gun will travel,and we shared popcorn on this one,dad was there in this mess,1941-45,he was my hero,he died and then I found out he was,you just think you know people

I fell for this as a kid, O boy.

Kirby, Little John, and Cage were shot up multiple times in former episodes yet not one of them bears any scars. The miracle of TV healing!!

@tonyladokguy8985

2 жыл бұрын

Saunders also. And not a Purple Heart to be seen.

Just love the series. Thank thank you

Great show, acting, writing, theme song. I've remembered some episodes my whole life.

Me and my brothers used to lay on the living room floor and watch this together. Then go out and play “war” in the backyard and surrounding neighborhoods. If you got shot and “killed” you had to stay down for 30 seconds - and had to count up to 30 out loud to make sure you weren’t cheating! What a wonderful world. Miss it!

@denisehorner8448

4 жыл бұрын

My brother used to lay on the living room floor and we'd watch Combat! as a family of four on our B & W TV. I'd get so excited in the story that I'd rock over his left leg in my green rocker. I was five/six at the time but I understood the stories and loved Doc2.

@paulredinger420

4 жыл бұрын

We did too, but we used BB guns but you could only pump them to 5. Like that happened. How lucky where our dumb asses?

@richardwhite9975

3 жыл бұрын

Us also, there was always a hill to roll down if you got shot, dirt clods for grenades, making gun noises, those were the days...can't do that now wouldn't be PC

@donfeeney6153

3 жыл бұрын

@@richardwhite9975 Yeah, you could. You just couldn't get any kids interested in it. Stop acting so wounded.

@robertmanley2198

3 жыл бұрын

@@richardwhite9975 We had little army men the Americans were green, Germans Gray and Japanese Brown, we would blow them up with firecrackers and set them on fire with glue, (toxic of course).

I may have to put him in for a silver star,yeah to go with his other ribbons,saunders carries his own weight,and then some,THE GREAT VIC MORROW ACTING WITH LEE MARVIN,damn what a show

so sad Vic Morrow died so young-he had so much more to give as the great actor he was RIP VIC

@danrobinson572

3 жыл бұрын

And they way he died was terrible.

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3 жыл бұрын

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3 жыл бұрын

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3 жыл бұрын

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Audie Murphy playing himself in To hell and Back is my favorite war movie.Lee Marvin is really great.

@danrobinson572

3 жыл бұрын

Audie had bad nightmares from his time in the war . And turned to booze and drugs.

Lee Marvin? A big and very good US Actor. I like him. And his Movies too.

@blusnuby2

4 жыл бұрын

THE DIRTY DOZEN: `Nuf said !

Hate and Fear -- closely intertwined (and relevant wherever there are human beings) As Sgt. Saunders insightfully points out in this real life story of masqueraded strength in human conflict. A universal insight as relevant today, as any person with the real strength Vic Morrow's character knows in their bones, and so exhibits in real life.

I remember my dad, an Air Force veteran of the Korean War, telling me about this episode...”Lee Marvin, United States Marine Corps....won the Purple Heart...shot in the ass at the Battle of Saipan”.....he loved this show AND especially, this episode...me too...

@edoedo8686

4 жыл бұрын

My uncle Frank El Vato Loco was a machine-gunner in the Korean War. He loved watching this show...he would tell me his squad stories during the commercials...

Hard to believe this was a weekly TV show episode; it was more like a feature film. This is a great episode; maybe the best one in the series.

Loved this show as a kid, my fave character was Caje. RIP Vic Morrow. Awesome guest star, Lee Marvin! PS imagine millenials who need a teddy bear if someone looks at them cross eyed in a combat situation. Yeesh!

@theotterguy

4 жыл бұрын

Bla bla bla I'm probably your age and your comment is b.s. Everything was better in your day men were men b.s. get with the times man.

@nhmooytis7058

4 жыл бұрын

Theotterguy get lost sh1ll

@cfneal1459

3 жыл бұрын

@@nhmooytis7058 LOL Wish you two'd just finish this here "disagreement" out behind the mess hall.

@nhmooytis7058

3 жыл бұрын

@@cfneal1459 he has a teddy bear and an otter as his profile pick. I take Krav Maga class, put yer bet down now LMAO

Saunders always tells Gage to take the point. That is the most dangerous position in the squad and where you need your best soldier.

I used to watch this TV series when I was a kid and my grandma's house in Venice Florida at 12 on Saturdays and then afterwards I would watch Creature Feature boy when I give to be a kid now 56 years old a combat vet United States Marine Corps God bless all of you motherfukers

@kathymcmahon6582

2 жыл бұрын

Watch your mouth

I was but a kid, when this show aired. One of the first serial shows, I watched. Lasie . . . was my first !

Lee Marvin at that point in his career did not do television shows much as he was much in demand in motion pictures. But he said he did Combat because he wanted to work with Vic Morrow. They played off each other very well. Although another later episode, The Linesman with Jack Lord used the same basic plot device i.e. fellow non-com specialist has contempt for Saunders and his squad. But the acting makes is worthwhile.

@nancycalhoun3702

Жыл бұрын

Jack Lord didn't like Vic Morrow much. Why they allowed Lord on this show is beyond me.

@TWS-pd5dc

11 ай бұрын

Both Lord and Morrow were tough for directors/producers to deal with. Very strong personalities. Lord and Morrow apparently got into a real row while filming God's Little Acre. But perhaps by the time they did Combat! they had gotten past it, both professionals. And both very good, dominant actors, so it's natural they would be on this show. BTW a friend of mine knew somone whose sister dated Vic Morrow back when he was just starting out as an actor. He said "If that guy Vic ever smiled his face would fall apart!". Very intense guy, even before he hit stardom! But, his legacy on this show lives on.

Lee Marvin? An the best US-Actor!!!! I love him!!! He maked very good Movies!!!! ( Wars!!! )

Combat is a timeless artful period piece of artistic works. Combat is a Classic.

My Dad graduated from West Point in 1954 and we watched this show together in the 1960s. After 28 years in the Marine Corps, the show makes me smile, as the names and music remind me of a fascinatingly austere time. Germany never looked so much like Thousand Oaks California!

My uncle, a ww2 infantry vet of France and the bulge loved this show. I think some of the writers were veterans.

Thank you for Combat! I watched every one since High School!! You did a great job!

Just watch how Lee Marvin handles his M-1. Naturally just like he did in the Pacific as a Marine. Love ya Lee.

@unitedwestand5100

2 жыл бұрын

Lee Marvin fought in one battle as a PFC, (E2) Marine. (Saipan) He was shot in the buttocks, and the foot. Hospitalized for over a year, and then medically discharged, for damage to his sciatic nerve. His medals consisted of a purple heart, a pacific campaign medal, a Battle of Saipan Medal, and a Pacific War Victory Medal. (That's all.) A PFC, (E2) in the USMC is a Private in the Army... He wasn't the hero you, and Hollywood, want to make of him. In fact, some tales he told on The Tonight Show, to Johnny Carson, were proven untrue, and became very controversial.

@nstix2009xitsn

2 жыл бұрын

@@unitedwestand5100 Lee Marvin flunked his service physical, the first time around, but found a way in, the second time around. What "tales he told ... were proven untrue"? Be very specific.

@unitedwestand5100

2 жыл бұрын

@@nstix2009xitsn ,. I just told you the extent of his service record. Anything else he said was BS. Like the story he told on Johnny Carson about fighting on Iwo Jima...

I don't think I've watched an episode of Combat in 50 years. Still one of the best.

Lee Marvin always did a good job in all his parts thanks to the screen writers. Thanks for the up loads.

@jimrosson5697

6 жыл бұрын

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@GeneRogers-xl9um

Жыл бұрын

And the fact he was a WW2 war veteran.

The soundtrack is so thoughtfully done and expressive. There's an element of regret and loss when Sarge blows up the bridge, killing the two German soldiers standing on it. He does what he has to do -- but you can hear the pain of having to make those choices expressed in the music. It's never easy; never black and white. So well done.

I used to love watching "Combat" with my dad when I was a teenager. My dad's work assignment changed so that he would be away on weekdays. My two younger brothers insisted on watching "Daktari" instead. My older brother intimidated me out of my choice. When my dad (the rule maker of the house) returned for the weekend I told him what happened. He got furious and declared: "Paul is going to watch Combat while I am away". And that was that! I got my way! Thanks dad (RIP).

@kathymcmahon6582

2 жыл бұрын

Yeah dad

Great TV show I was born in 1965. Going to binge watch as much as I can. Thank you for posting!

In the early/mid sixties there was nothing more fun for pre-teen boys than playing Army. There was no better TV show for those boys than Combat.

This was my favorite TV show as a kid in the 60s. I played Combat in the backyard. I wanted a Thompson machine gun so badly. Here is some Combat truvia. Sarge's Thompson was actually made of wood because the real one was too heavy.

Through personality conflicts and adversity Sergeant Saunders remains one cool customer. He remains mission-focused no matter what the difficulty. That's the mark of a mature NCO

This is perhaps one of the best episodes I remembered watching as a kid, starring Lee Marvin. I actually own this one on VHS tape, but haven’t watched in at least ten years (did I mention VHS?). Vic Morrow portrayed the best Sergeant that I could have imagined to lead a WWII squad in the European theater.

@nstix2009xitsn

2 жыл бұрын

Todd Becker "Perhaps"? "One of"? Sure you don't want to add some more qualifiers? "Possibly"? "Arguably"?

"shut up , shut up , you guys make me sick" that kinda brought a tear to my eye

@BikingVikingHH

3 жыл бұрын

I got choked up at the ending of this one, it started when he mentioned the silver star.

@mikeywilkinsjr3769

2 жыл бұрын

The Love/Hate relationship he has with his squad, especially Kirby

Wow, a favorite TV show from the 1960's , after which me and my buddies would go back the woods and play Combat. we'd give ourselves the names of the characters Sarge, Cage, kerby, etc. At the time I didn't realize approximately ten years later I'd find myself in Vietnam and playtime was over !

Again, excellent timing with the big boom. Rance Howard had a small part in this. He is the father of Ron and Clint and the grandfather of Bryce.

When I was a kid, this was my favorite show. All I wanted was Army men, tanks, and guns. And a Schwinn Bike. I never got any of them!

Thank you very much for such as wonderful TV program. My dad used watch and me too. now I can do it again. Thanks.

@scoutfinch7727

7 жыл бұрын

+Scott Bromberg Saw an interview with Pierre Jalbert (Caje) not long ago. He still looked the same in his WAYYY late 80s (except for the gorgeous white hair) lol He died in 2014 RIP CAJE Paul LeMay

@garymorgan1356

4 жыл бұрын

@Scott Bromberg GOD BLESS YOUR DAD YOU ARE SO LUCKY TO STILL HAVE HIM.

I remember watching this show when I was around 10 years old.

Yes Great days to watch when you could.

The director Ted Post also directed a great Viet Nam war movie Go Tell The Spartans with Burt Lancaster in 1978 .

Great show.loved it then. Love it now. I recall another war show that came after combat, don't recall the name, but it wasn't anywhere as good as combat. Watching old episodes from year to year reminded me of something I thought very interesting and I don't recall ever seeing it happen again in a series and that was in season one going from "starring Vic Morrow and Rick Jason" to season two and now starring "Rick Jason and Vic Morrow.

@dindinprivate3477

5 жыл бұрын

Originally Rick Jason was meant to be the star, but very soon the audience made that impossible. Rick and Vic then shared the top spot equally. Some episoded begin Rick Jason, Vick Morrow, others the opposite. No 'and' involved.

I see that Kirby finally got to carry the B.A.R. he always wanted.

@bailey9r

4 жыл бұрын

Yeah season gets us Doc we know (CC) and Kirby's B.A.R.

One of the top 10 Combat episodes IMHO, different.

Damn I 💓 ths ENDING LOL

@dindinprivate3477

4 жыл бұрын

Yeah! Sgt. Saunders that always has to practice so much self discipline finally gets a chance to vent!

He rags on Saunders through the whole mission and they butt heads big time, but after their final, tense exchange: "I'm going to have to put him up for the Silver Star." What incredible writing and dramatic payoff.