BAND OF BROTHERS Episode 10 Breakdown & Ending Explained

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I review, breakdown and explain Band of Brothers Episode 10 Points. I discuss the ending of the HBO show from 2001 which focussed on Easy Company in the 101st Airborne Division. I react to the best moments in the finale, moments such as the interviews, finding out what happened to the characters, the men going to Austria, Janovec’s death, the German General’s speech, Germans surrender and the ending of the show. I also compare the episode to the real events and provide an in depth recap and my reaction to the full episode.
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00:44 Band Of Brothers Episode 10 Breakdown
18:12 Band Of Brothers Episode 10 Review
19:34 Outro
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@BrainPilot 14 дней назад

Thanks for tuning into the breakdowns of Band of Brothers! I'm going to be covering more classic TV series on the channel. Let me know in the comments if there are any specific shows you'd like to see episode breakdowns on!

@jojo_inthemitten36 14 дней назад

Thanks for doing this series!

@ahseaton8353 14 дней назад

Very good commentary. I used them to rewatch the series, each episode followed by your commentary. Perhaps another series to review could be Ken Burns' The Civil War. It is another series that was and is one of the greatest ever made.

@curiousworld7912 13 дней назад

Have you made a breakdown of 'Deadwood'? It's probably the best interpretation of a wild-west, gold-rush-founded town, ever made. And @ahseaton8353 had a great suggestion in Ken Burns' 'Civil War'.

@rleroygordon 14 дней назад

I didn’t pick up on one detail the first couple of times I watched the series. In the tenth episode, when Capt. Sobel is called out for not saluting Maj. Winters, he’s reminded that “You salute the rank, not the man”. Contrast this with the scene in the first episode, where, as he passes by 1Lt Winters, Winters, despite his strong antipathy toward Sobel, still renders a proper salute. It’s a small detail, but I think it bookends the series nicely.

@michaelhayden725 14 дней назад

In fact not only was Shifty badly injured in the truck accident, his Luger pistols and more importantly all his back pay was stolen. Such lack of respect shown by the creeps who followed the real heroes makes one’s blood boil.

@curiousworld7912 13 дней назад

I've watched 'Band of Brothers' many times over the years, as I also think it one of the best series ever produced for television. My father was a WWII vet - he was on a sub-chaser in the Atlantic, and while this show was about a specific unit, I imagine it captures what every veteran of the war felt and experienced. Thanks for the fantastic breakdown of the series. :)

@lt.dashkov1079 13 дней назад

Imn glad I watched this back as Freshman in High School. I'm glad to be in the military in the boots of these men and I hope I could follow in their footsteps

@nslinder 14 дней назад

Excellent. One comment. In Winters last interview I think he said his friend said "I served in a company of heroes" not "in the company of heroes." Small change, but it makes a big difference.

@VTdarkangel 14 дней назад

For years, I thought he had said "in the company of heroes." However, it meant the same to me as "in a company of heroes." Perhaps it is a quirk of my regional dialect of English, but sometimes when someone is in a group or an association of a person or group, we'll say "in the company of.." or "in their company." It is particularly common in among older people. So when I heard what I thought was "I served in the company of heroes", it was Winters saying he had the privilege of serving with a group heroes. The overall meaning was the same to me.

@bigmapguy2884 14 дней назад

It is served in a company of heroes, watch with subtitles

@VTdarkangel 14 дней назад

@@bigmapguy2884 I know that. I was discussing how it didn't matter to me before I knew I had misunderstood what was said.

@johnmassoud930 13 дней назад

Sounded like Winters said "I served in the company of heroes ".

@linayer 14 дней назад

I have the box set of many DVDs but I can tell you that out of every movie I have seen in my life this one has made me cry so many times, I feel as if I know all of them and felt the pain and loss of members of Easy company with the on-screen actors, even now looking at the real band of brothers talking about the things they saw and experienced I can name them all by their faces and I can cry just thinking about the hell they went through, I for one never took much notice of the "YANKS" in the war thinking they did not do much, but after the box set I feel different the guys of easy company were the bravest men I have ever seen as a lady in her 70s now I say this, I for one will never forget easy and the real band of brothers..xx

@roguehart 14 дней назад

Slight correction, the letter Winters cites from is from Mike Ranney, one of the E-company sergeants that rebelled against Sobel. It's Ranney's grandson who asked the question. Not Winters writing his Granny. It's a mistake I see many make. in the interview he asks the interviewer: "Do you remember the letter Mike Ranney wrote me, you do? Remember how he ended it?

@BrainPilot 14 дней назад

Thanks for the correction on that. I didn't spot that nor did I even notice in the subtitles. To be honest I was holding back the tears at that point! But thanks for the info!

@jeravincer 14 дней назад

good to know this - always find that quote confusing

@michaelhayden725 3 дня назад

I think the correct situation is reported in Ambrose book.

@jacksonconstantine5740 13 дней назад

I was at the gym when I last watched the finale. I’m not ashamed to say that I broke down crying mid-set when Winters explained the fates of the men of Easy. Rest in peace you brave and noble men. The world thanks you.

@BrainPilot 13 дней назад

It was such a powerful moment in the show!

@davkatjenn 2 дня назад

I loved this series and I loved the interviews with those "band of Brothers" who were still with us. I can not watch this series without feeling the overwhelming emotion of it and the immense admiration that I have for all those of the "greatest generation" who did so much for all of us. We are all better off for what these people did for us and for having lived among us. God bless each and every one of them and God bless all those who helped defeat Fascism and Nazism. Their sacrifice must never be forgotten and we must never allow Fascism to grow.

@flosad8985 14 дней назад

Two words : thank you.

@ShamusM-op1iv 11 дней назад

What a tremendous job covering these episodes, sir. Well done!!

@BrainPilot 11 дней назад

Thank you, glad you enjoyed the videos!

@Zale-vj439 14 дней назад

Very well said. I can't agree with you more. One of the best television shows ever, and best depiction of WWII - albeit just one of countless realms of the war where service bravery and sacrifice was put forth - but oh how brilliant of a production and how exquisitely told! Yes, they are completely worthy of the title, the Greatest Generation. I have never doubted that label, ever. The sacrifices of that generation is not lost on some of us who know exactly what they accomplished. --a grateful gen-x'er

@HughButler-lb6zs 8 дней назад

The 101 st airborne was a special group. But so was every person, man or woman who contributed to our victory in World War II. They all occupy a special place in my heart.

@rotempeer-raviv4859 14 дней назад

Thank you very much! I really enjoyed revisiting this amazing show with your insights. I found it a little funny but very relatable that at the end of every episode review you said something along the lines of "this to me is one of the best episodes", because they really are all some of the best. I wish you had mentioned when reviewing Shifty's lottery that it was rigged (the helmet only had one piece of paper in it) and how much appreciation the guys had for him- it was a really touching blink and you'll miss it moment. I'll definitely check out your reviews of other series, though I share your sentiment that none can top this one.

@hazmatt8349 14 дней назад

One nitpick, the quote from Maj. Winters at the end was from a letter from Sgt. Ranney.

@tinman8518 13 дней назад

BrainPilot: Thanks so very much for this 10 part video series. Bravo!

@BrainPilot 13 дней назад

Glad you enjoyed the breakdowns!

@johnmassoud930 13 дней назад

The ending will always be my favorite part. Thanks for the tribute to Easy Company. 1st episode will always be my favorite.

@BrainPilot 13 дней назад

Glad you enjoyed it

@johnmassoud930 13 дней назад

@@BrainPilot love your channel! Great work you're doing here.

@dunetrash909 13 дней назад

Great breakdown of this. You can find the interviews in its entirety by searching we stand alone together.

@NachoC9 13 дней назад

Your breakdowns are amazing man I love your channel and your coverage of band of brothers had me rewatching the show for the 5th time and appreciating all the finer small details, thankyou brainpilot❤

@BrainPilot 13 дней назад

Thanks a lot, I appreciate that!

@sbrosier2383 14 дней назад

Ive seen BoB multiple times. I always get a little choked up during the baseball scene

@BrainPilot 14 дней назад

Yeah it's such an emotional moment!

@Zelo_1 12 дней назад

Sadly, the Eagles Nest is very inaccurate and Berchtesgaden is not even similar to the real town. Regardless, it was a wonderful show!

@mistybethune9116 14 дней назад

also it wasnt uncommon for career men to fight in more than war. some men even fought in ww1, ww2 and korea. many men fought in korea and vietnam my uncle did. many many men fought in ww2 and korea cause they were so close together

@naturalgas1180 14 дней назад

Happy to watch and stick through this series.

@furycat6531 14 дней назад

You might rather enjoy HBO's 'From the Earth to the Moon'. A dramatization of the space race, centered around NASA's Mercury, Gemini and Apollo programmes.

@BrainPilot 14 дней назад

Thanks for the recommendation!

@jeannettemanzano8085 14 дней назад

Great, great job. Thanks 🙏

@FromaTwistedMind 6 дней назад

Totally agree, BoB is both THE best depiction of WW2 & also one of THE Best EVER Cinematic /TV Masterpieces ever made. Must have rewatched it a dozen times now. 2nd for me as a favourite is the Original Series of Vikings (not Valhalla), as it beats the Last Kingdom & others into a cocked hat. Love the fact that it blended historical figures with the mythology beliefs religion in a way not done before.

@markreetz1001 14 дней назад

I enjoyed your view on the series. It was such a tremendous series. I kind of have a hard time rewatching it because it can be scary, gut-wrenching, or sad. Still a huge fan.

@BrainPilot 14 дней назад

Glad you enjoyed the videos!

@albertbentley56 12 дней назад

born 1946 just after the world war, Didn’t realise just what those young men went through, even playing as a kid playing war games Tommy’s and Jerries. It’s only later on when you’ve lived and experienced life do you appreciate what they went through. They were Heroes to me. Would i have done the same ???? who can tell. I did have tears in my eyes at the final episode, because i’d been with them on their journey through hell, but not experienced their horror. WW1,and two have always been fascinating for me, and always will be, the horrors that took place. Such courage takes many paths, and i Salute every one who gave their lives, for US for our freedom today.

@JacobTemplar 14 дней назад

Awesome! Check out generation kill next. Not by the same people but was a good show too

@dantheman1624 14 дней назад

Would love to see you analyze The Flame Trees of Thika....one ofmy all time favorite regarding the colonial period within Kenya...

@MrJJuK 13 дней назад

Was a beautiful speech by the German General.

@M1903a4 13 дней назад

But whoever wrote the script screwed up. They had the General say "Fuchsholen"", what a German would say for fox holes, as in te den of an actual fox. The German for foxhole is Schützenloch, or shooting hole. I love the series, especially the speech, but that one word really annoys me. Even worse, I watched the series again when I was in Berlin. The Germans typically dub everything into German rather than using captions. Normally, it's pretty well done. But for some insane reason they rewrote the General's speech completely even though it was already in German! And it is truly bizarre. Not even faintly like the original, and devoid of all the meaning of the original.

@andromeda331 14 дней назад

A great end to the best miniseries. It was great to find out who was who in the interviews and what happened to them after the war. /

@TBNTX 11 дней назад

I've always admired the series of Band of Brothers.

@BrainPilot 10 дней назад

Yeah it's such a good show

@kevinhendon 11 дней назад

Outstanding series, emotional, funny, sad, it had everything. Have watched it 4 times now over the last few years and gets better each time. 🙏🙏🙏🙏

@BrainPilot 10 дней назад

It does doesn't it!

@theallseeingmaster 14 дней назад

Great job, for the whole series.

@BrainPilot 14 дней назад

Thanks, glad you enjoyed the videos!

@theallseeingmaster 14 дней назад

@@BrainPilot more than once, thank you very much.

@donbasta2475 10 дней назад

Excellent indeed!

@marioplessers 12 дней назад

I remember the first time I saw the show and it still gives me goosebumps after seeing it more then 50 times.

@BrainPilot 12 дней назад

Yeah it's incredible isn't it!

@marioplessers 12 дней назад

@@BrainPilot I´m from Belgium and visit Bastogne, Eindhoven and Normandy. The attention for detail is amazing and I can watch Band Of Brothers week after without it become boring. To me it's the best thing that ever came to a screen.

@marioplessers 12 дней назад

@@BrainPilot I also know that they got a toy cricket and every click should be answered by 2 clicks, following by the words "flash" reply "thunder" and reply again with "welcome" because some Germans could say Flash perfect but they couldn't say thunder or welcome without giving away their German accent.

@mrjoybaaar4599 12 дней назад

thanks for doing this

@BrainPilot 12 дней назад

Glad you enjoyed the video!

@martinpickering4601 13 дней назад

Awesome breakdown

@BrainPilot 13 дней назад

Glad you liked it!

@bikenavbm1229 12 дней назад

pretty close to my feelings thanks

@joemilligan3695 13 дней назад

Great comments. The man you describe as a German Solider was really a German Policeman..

@dapete 14 дней назад

I think you'd have a great time with Mr. Robot.

@michaelchappell902 11 дней назад

What a Classic Series

@BrainPilot 10 дней назад

It really is!

@janecarolhogue3140 12 дней назад

Yes they were the greatest generation. True heroes ❤❤

@DaveSCameron 10 дней назад

Great channel

@BrainPilot 10 дней назад

Thanks!

@NachoC9 13 дней назад

One of the best tv shows ever made

@user-rf5rj7ee2v 13 дней назад

If the scene with the German General's speech was real, it would be interesting to find out who the General was.

@johndunbar7504 11 дней назад

WOW !

@Ehtizan-Editor-003 14 дней назад

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@simonrouse5529 9 дней назад

I thought it was the best series and I found it good

@BrainPilot 9 дней назад

Totally agree!

@soren7550 14 дней назад

Band of Brothers ending explained: War ended.

@thomasbullock6416 14 дней назад

👍👍

@nickmcgookin247 14 дней назад

DARK MATTER IS WROTH YOUR BREAKDOWN

@BrainPilot 14 дней назад

I'll be doing a full breakdown when it concludes next week

@jeravincer 14 дней назад

Leibgot wasn't Jewish - another inaccuracy in the book. He was raised Catholic and raised his 8 children Catholic. His parents were Austrian migrants to the USA. Changes Ep 10 a bit ...

@BrainPilot 14 дней назад

Yeah that is true!

@jeravincer 14 дней назад

@@BrainPilot include it in your video - c'mon!

@mistybethune9116 14 дней назад

thats not a german soldier that hes working with its a british soldier

@roguehart 14 дней назад

The old soldier? He's German or Austrian part of the "Feldengendarmerie"

@mistybethune9116 14 дней назад

@@roguehart y would a german soldier be standing guard with the americans i thought he was british

@mistybethune9116 14 дней назад

@@roguehart okay i see it now the uniform but i find it weird that hes standing guard whats funny is ppl say that its weird that its his 2nd war alot men served in more than one war including ww1 and ww2. several men served in ww2 and korea but thats not that weird they were only 5 years apart. my grandmothers oldest brother served in post war korea and than in vietnam.

@markreetz1001 14 дней назад

Germans serving with allies wasn't so strange. They were working to de-Nazify Germany. The Allied Armies couldn't be everywhere. They needed the Germans to help keep order and eventually do these things on their own.

@M1903a4 13 дней назад

He's a German MP. The huge camps that contained all the POWs and Surrendered Forces were guarded and administered by armed Germans officers and men under Allied supervision. It was thought it would be easier for them to obey Germans.

@bmac454 13 дней назад

I find it unsettling and unjust that the I company replacement who drunkly shot Grant and the British men and probaly unarmed Germans was rekeased so quickly There are war crimes and there are war crimes but thus one was unforgivable

@jeremykeller211 11 дней назад

This documents the sad fact: WWII is no longer history. It is entertainment.

@andreagv3 12 дней назад

The American idealisation of war, the military. and homoerotic masculine bonding is endlessly fascinating to historians, psychologists and sociologists. This video series is no less bizarre or blatantly warmongering than some other American war movies, but the stench of the faux patriotism thanking "the great generation" with the syrupy music "for their sacrifice" is both ahistorical and typically american in giving so much credit to essentially american intervention for 1 year and a half at the tail end of the war, once the Russians had already lost 10+ million men and had bled the Germans dry. The real heroes of European conflict in WWII are the Russians. But american hegemony and postwar economic and cultural colonialism has perpetuated this false myth of "the americans won the war." Series like Band of Brothers continue in this false vein.