Vic Morrow really was an excellent actor. Understated, subtle - you don’t get them like this anymore
@StevenFeldleit10 сағат бұрын
Just noticed ric Jason bears resemblance to Leonard Nimoy
@olboymotoaustralia429410 сағат бұрын
I watched this regularly as a kid in Australia. So did my dad
@user-um8ox4ug3c16 сағат бұрын
吹き替えが1番だ。声に特徴がないので吹き替えか字幕にしてもらいたい。
@user-um8ox4ug3c16 сағат бұрын
声に特徴がないので吹き替えか字幕にしてもらいたい
@user-um8ox4ug3c16 сағат бұрын
吹き替えか字幕にしてくれ
@scvandy312917 сағат бұрын
Saunders tells the boy for his and his grandmother's benefit he and his men will cart away the German bodies. A thoughtful gesture. But one wonders how Cage and Kirby feel about sharing the CONFINED cargo area of the truck with 8 corpses? Clearly the EXCITING firefight opening is all stock footage from previous episodes. We can only wonder if the hour's completed footage 'ran short' so padding the film with a couple minutes became necessary. OR was it a creative decision to GRAB the audience from the opening, the 'get-go,' with the generic, exciting firefight? One challenging thing as a viewer was the limitations of MGM Studios' overly familiar, partly claustrophobic backlot where Saunders and co. walk and walk and walk. It would have been helpful if they'd shot a portion of the 'A Silent Cry' in the wide open spaces of Thousand Oaks, a location whose scenery has enhanced dozens of other episodes 'opening up' the look of the show. . . . As others have commented, how cool to see Saunders 'lift' a dead German's Luger (pistol) -- ?supposedly as a war souvenir? . . . . Interesting that Richard Anderson did not rate 'guest star' credit in the main title. Once again, 'danke' / thank you, GR160289, for presenting "Combat!" You have a never-ending, unlimited number of appreciations and acknowledgements of thanks within the KZread Universe.
@38938317 сағат бұрын
Did the cops come in the end because the neighbors complained about the loud train sounds?
@user-qv6gy3co9k18 сағат бұрын
ABSURD episode.NEVER should have been made. here you have a guy,Lawson who's a hero,a "One man army" being treated like a pariah as if he were a Coward. ANY squad would be fortunate if they had more guys like him. One guy said he knew him in basic,and felt like spitting on him,how would Lawson in Basic training anger anyone. The episode was NOT realistic,it was stupid!!!!!!!!
@robertbabcock401418 сағат бұрын
I loved this TV show so much as a mere child, that I gave 38 years of my life to the US Army!
@UberLummox19 сағат бұрын
Palm trees in France? 😁 Filmed in Griffith Park maybe?
@darylcumming711921 сағат бұрын
Morality of a past war from all sides and the contradictions of the human condition.
@ericsadler966422 сағат бұрын
@28:28 that’s Rocky Marciano!!!
@AdventuringwiththeS.G.O.C.CКүн бұрын
AH ! John Moses Browning's B>A>R> wish I had one for my collection.
@mbr5742Күн бұрын
It is interesting that they do not show the germans as bumbling JA JA and other stuff screaming idiots. But as regular soldiers who do use smart tactics from the book like covering fire, prepared positions etc. That movie is a lot closer to it than the one with Tiger 131 and the husband of that female that played Lara Croft Sure the heros win (it is a TV show) but still. Even the german is decend for a TV show (clearly not germans but still)
@jlkitz1775Күн бұрын
The characters 'Keys' and 'Walter Neff' are the characters from the movie "Double Indemnity" with Barbara Stanyck and Fred MacMurray 🤔.
@carlosmartoral6268Күн бұрын
Where was the series Combat filmed?
@tanpeng4283Күн бұрын
Never tired watching it
@brockshields9336Күн бұрын
It was kind of confusing that much of this episode was in German. Not really knowing what the Germans thought about the girl. Especially after finding the dead soldier in the hay. Why they didn't blame the girl and just shoot her. A sad ending that didn't quite give closure with the French girl (Anjanette Comer) never actually being able to speak, to be able to thank Lt Hanley for rescuing her. A strange episode. Some very deep emotions, overall an enjoyable and intriguing but strange episode.
@brockshields9336Күн бұрын
From 29:25 and for about the next four minutes, they should've titled this episode, "Dances With Tanks". Vic Morrow riding that tank like it was a bucking bronco. Best part of the episode! I was nine years old when this episode first aired. These many years later, it's pretty much like watching them again for the first time. And They're Still Great! Rest In Peace Vic. 🙏
@stickybearskinrug2046Күн бұрын
WHATLEY
@donmurrin5269Күн бұрын
A major part in my recruitment process. I watched it with my pop. Another G.I.
@gunlover1955Күн бұрын
Vic Morrow, was a hero in ww2 to bad he was killed filming a movie! My Father Arlie Williams was also in ww2 3rd army under Patton he was a Sargent and dog handler that patrolled the tanks at night he and I watched many of these Combat shows when I was very young now I am 70 so we are getting ready to repeat the war because people never seem to learn from history.
@JonnieCompКүн бұрын
Combat, rat patrol and band of brothers....my favorites for military tv shows...
@clawsewitz4316Күн бұрын
43:00 " Hey Kraut" haha most hilarious thing ive seen lately
@BARNOWLFLEDGLINGSКүн бұрын
Most of these episodes were shot in Sonoma County, California. Reason was the vineyards and the open land. Funny thing is sometimes you’ll see eucalyptus trees 😂 as there are no eucalyptus tree in Europe. 😂 I’m 70 years old and like others on the page, I always enjoyed COMBAT! 😊
@keithmotsinger918Күн бұрын
Always thought this was one of the better episodes .
@JeffreyMobilia2 күн бұрын
Heartbreaking
@tubedude32 күн бұрын
I watched this through high school and by 1966 I was totally motivated to sign up (USMC) and get my share of the action in the war at that time - Viet Nam. I didn't have to go due to my draft number but I paid no attention to that. However, things didn't work out as I anticipated. It was a miserable 13 months. I came home with a purple heart and PTSD that haunts me to this day. This show looks different to me now.
@cdshull2 күн бұрын
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.
@Joe-w2z2 күн бұрын
Watch ing with my dad all the time and no talking
@bettysamson49252 күн бұрын
Ooops. A car passed by behind the hedge of trees when the German soldier was pointing his bayoneted rifle to Saunders.
@user-px4ep2vs2w2 күн бұрын
場面相當不錯🎉🎉🎉震撼，，😅😅😅🎉🎉🎉❤❤❤
@hhvictor24622 күн бұрын
When the blood stained French money was revealed, the Coburn character could've said he took it off a dead German soldier. But kinda odd he did not note it earlier after it was issued to him.
@numbersix89192 күн бұрын
"A lot of second lieutenants are strange."
@allenfitzpatrick84852 күн бұрын
Vic is more accurate with a Thompson, than the rest of his squad with m1s . I can't believe how bad the shoot😅
@mikeadams23512 күн бұрын
they didn't take prisoners.
@TerryAllen-eh3le2 күн бұрын
I wish I could figure out how to work this fing phone trying to type on this little piece of sh.. is like pulling fing teeth out of your head with a wet paper towel@terryahoon#24.
@dcstark1342 күн бұрын
Seeing none of the other four crewmen from th Sherman . . .
@pattimaeda60973 күн бұрын
Jack Kelly should have died in 2006 according to the actuarial data Broderick mentioned. In real life he died in 1992 at the age of 65.
@carlwatzulik7533 күн бұрын
As my very clever grandfather used to tell us kids from time to time, with a smile and a gleam in his eyes, well into his early 90s, "You don't get old by being stupid"😊!
@scottschaeffer89203 күн бұрын
Hate when they use U.S. tanks and paint German ensigns on them.
@clawsewitz43163 күн бұрын
why do you suppose he threw away his clip at 42:00? I see that all the time in movies but still do not understand their logic.
@chuckengle19223 күн бұрын
The writing on these series is really unbelievable, especially for 1963.
@carlwatzulik7533 күн бұрын
The very best part of this series is the actual French and German languages used! I am 74 and I learned enough of both because I wanted to! No education is bad, and my parents couldn't believe that this TV show made me want to learn!😊!
@ravenclaw89754 күн бұрын
I watched this show with my Dad and brother in the UK when growing up. I always wanted to be Sgt Saunders when we played war and I had a toy thompson. My neighbour had a real GI helmet from the war and I had this plastic Brit helmet. I would always promise to promote him to corporal if he let me wear his GI helmet. It worked everytime. I guess I was a manipulative kid...shame on me!
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Vic Morrow really was an excellent actor. Understated, subtle - you don’t get them like this anymore
Just noticed ric Jason bears resemblance to Leonard Nimoy
I watched this regularly as a kid in Australia. So did my dad
吹き替えが1番だ。声に特徴がないので吹き替えか字幕にしてもらいたい。
声に特徴がないので吹き替えか字幕にしてもらいたい
吹き替えか字幕にしてくれ
Saunders tells the boy for his and his grandmother's benefit he and his men will cart away the German bodies. A thoughtful gesture. But one wonders how Cage and Kirby feel about sharing the CONFINED cargo area of the truck with 8 corpses? Clearly the EXCITING firefight opening is all stock footage from previous episodes. We can only wonder if the hour's completed footage 'ran short' so padding the film with a couple minutes became necessary. OR was it a creative decision to GRAB the audience from the opening, the 'get-go,' with the generic, exciting firefight? One challenging thing as a viewer was the limitations of MGM Studios' overly familiar, partly claustrophobic backlot where Saunders and co. walk and walk and walk. It would have been helpful if they'd shot a portion of the 'A Silent Cry' in the wide open spaces of Thousand Oaks, a location whose scenery has enhanced dozens of other episodes 'opening up' the look of the show. . . . As others have commented, how cool to see Saunders 'lift' a dead German's Luger (pistol) -- ?supposedly as a war souvenir? . . . . Interesting that Richard Anderson did not rate 'guest star' credit in the main title. Once again, 'danke' / thank you, GR160289, for presenting "Combat!" You have a never-ending, unlimited number of appreciations and acknowledgements of thanks within the KZread Universe.
Did the cops come in the end because the neighbors complained about the loud train sounds?
ABSURD episode.NEVER should have been made. here you have a guy,Lawson who's a hero,a "One man army" being treated like a pariah as if he were a Coward. ANY squad would be fortunate if they had more guys like him. One guy said he knew him in basic,and felt like spitting on him,how would Lawson in Basic training anger anyone. The episode was NOT realistic,it was stupid!!!!!!!!
I loved this TV show so much as a mere child, that I gave 38 years of my life to the US Army!
Palm trees in France? 😁 Filmed in Griffith Park maybe?
Morality of a past war from all sides and the contradictions of the human condition.
@28:28 that’s Rocky Marciano!!!
AH ! John Moses Browning's B>A>R> wish I had one for my collection.
It is interesting that they do not show the germans as bumbling JA JA and other stuff screaming idiots. But as regular soldiers who do use smart tactics from the book like covering fire, prepared positions etc. That movie is a lot closer to it than the one with Tiger 131 and the husband of that female that played Lara Croft Sure the heros win (it is a TV show) but still. Even the german is decend for a TV show (clearly not germans but still)
The characters 'Keys' and 'Walter Neff' are the characters from the movie "Double Indemnity" with Barbara Stanyck and Fred MacMurray 🤔.
Where was the series Combat filmed?
Never tired watching it
It was kind of confusing that much of this episode was in German. Not really knowing what the Germans thought about the girl. Especially after finding the dead soldier in the hay. Why they didn't blame the girl and just shoot her. A sad ending that didn't quite give closure with the French girl (Anjanette Comer) never actually being able to speak, to be able to thank Lt Hanley for rescuing her. A strange episode. Some very deep emotions, overall an enjoyable and intriguing but strange episode.
From 29:25 and for about the next four minutes, they should've titled this episode, "Dances With Tanks". Vic Morrow riding that tank like it was a bucking bronco. Best part of the episode! I was nine years old when this episode first aired. These many years later, it's pretty much like watching them again for the first time. And They're Still Great! Rest In Peace Vic. 🙏
WHATLEY
A major part in my recruitment process. I watched it with my pop. Another G.I.
Vic Morrow, was a hero in ww2 to bad he was killed filming a movie! My Father Arlie Williams was also in ww2 3rd army under Patton he was a Sargent and dog handler that patrolled the tanks at night he and I watched many of these Combat shows when I was very young now I am 70 so we are getting ready to repeat the war because people never seem to learn from history.
Combat, rat patrol and band of brothers....my favorites for military tv shows...
43:00 " Hey Kraut" haha most hilarious thing ive seen lately
Most of these episodes were shot in Sonoma County, California. Reason was the vineyards and the open land. Funny thing is sometimes you’ll see eucalyptus trees 😂 as there are no eucalyptus tree in Europe. 😂 I’m 70 years old and like others on the page, I always enjoyed COMBAT! 😊
Always thought this was one of the better episodes .
Heartbreaking
I watched this through high school and by 1966 I was totally motivated to sign up (USMC) and get my share of the action in the war at that time - Viet Nam. I didn't have to go due to my draft number but I paid no attention to that. However, things didn't work out as I anticipated. It was a miserable 13 months. I came home with a purple heart and PTSD that haunts me to this day. This show looks different to me now.
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.
Watch ing with my dad all the time and no talking
Ooops. A car passed by behind the hedge of trees when the German soldier was pointing his bayoneted rifle to Saunders.
場面相當不錯🎉🎉🎉震撼，，😅😅😅🎉🎉🎉❤❤❤
When the blood stained French money was revealed, the Coburn character could've said he took it off a dead German soldier. But kinda odd he did not note it earlier after it was issued to him.
"A lot of second lieutenants are strange."
Vic is more accurate with a Thompson, than the rest of his squad with m1s . I can't believe how bad the shoot😅
they didn't take prisoners.
I wish I could figure out how to work this fing phone trying to type on this little piece of sh.. is like pulling fing teeth out of your head with a wet paper towel@terryahoon#24.
Seeing none of the other four crewmen from th Sherman . . .
Jack Kelly should have died in 2006 according to the actuarial data Broderick mentioned. In real life he died in 1992 at the age of 65.
As my very clever grandfather used to tell us kids from time to time, with a smile and a gleam in his eyes, well into his early 90s, "You don't get old by being stupid"😊!
Hate when they use U.S. tanks and paint German ensigns on them.
why do you suppose he threw away his clip at 42:00? I see that all the time in movies but still do not understand their logic.
The writing on these series is really unbelievable, especially for 1963.
The very best part of this series is the actual French and German languages used! I am 74 and I learned enough of both because I wanted to! No education is bad, and my parents couldn't believe that this TV show made me want to learn!😊!
I watched this show with my Dad and brother in the UK when growing up. I always wanted to be Sgt Saunders when we played war and I had a toy thompson. My neighbour had a real GI helmet from the war and I had this plastic Brit helmet. I would always promise to promote him to corporal if he let me wear his GI helmet. It worked everytime. I guess I was a manipulative kid...shame on me!
kzread.info/dash/bejne/poV9j9ynkZDfZ9I.html&pp=gAQBiAQB
interesting a P-38 with radial engines????
Fun fact the citroen 2cv car of the french resistance had started it's production in 1949 😂😂😂