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@olivergrimm8412
@olivergrimm8412 3 года назад
You know some shit is going to happen when Captain Fredrickson takes off his whig, eyepatch and false teeth.
@rollingrock5143
@rollingrock5143 3 года назад
Much love to Fredrickson. A life ruined by injury. However, he is humble and kept his place with honor and distinction. I only hope to emulate a man like him.
@AlexanderDunetz
@AlexanderDunetz 3 года назад
@@rollingrock5143 : fredrickson be a bullshit artist. He speeded his souped-out Citroen into a stone wall , no seat belt. The remainder drove around thirty years before seat belts became mandatory ...... Ridiculous !!
@dr.lexwinter8604
@dr.lexwinter8604 3 года назад
Sweet William was one of my favorite characters!
@domoarigato3000
@domoarigato3000 2 года назад
Sweet William is a friend, Bald William is to be feared.
@reidycruise
@reidycruise 2 года назад
@@AlexanderDunetz ok buddy
@robfreeman9911
@robfreeman9911 3 года назад
Making one of the most polpular tv series ever on almost no budget and a group of extras who can be British, french and Spanish in the same episode. That’s soldiering.
@Delogros
@Delogros 3 года назад
I think my record for seeing the same extra die in one episode was 3 times :)
@roseanneroseannadanna9651
@roseanneroseannadanna9651 3 года назад
@@Delogros I think he also was his own pall bearer in one scene. Well..... when you have the same small crew for a while it can either be a drag or loads of fun. Me thinks this crew was having a ball doing the series!
@Delogros
@Delogros 3 года назад
@@roseanneroseannadanna9651 Oh the production value and so reuse of extras never bothered me, loved this series when I was little
@roseanneroseannadanna9651
@roseanneroseannadanna9651 2 года назад
@@Delogros LOL! I grew up on TV like this. This was a fantastic take on a few novels!
@allways28
@allways28 2 года назад
I’ve seen this comment more times than the same extra
@yogodagorah5928
@yogodagorah5928 2 года назад
It was always hard to hate, or even dislike French General Calvet. But after watching him fearlessly lead his men into Sharpe’s meatgrinder, with not even a spot of complaint or hesitation, seeing him exhibit both discipline and compassion as his troops break and run, and then help his beloved Gaston, wounded, off the field, it became impossible to not admire him. Dude didn’t need to have food in his mouth to make his screentime invaluable.
@cbhlde
@cbhlde Год назад
Yes, Clavet is the enemy you wish to have. :)
@catriona_drummond
@catriona_drummond Год назад
There are facets to him. Apparently he has been to Moscow and back and lived to tell the tale. A certain disillusionment about the war business is always present, especially during his dealings with the spies and agents trying to abuse his troops for their schemes.
@lindildeev5721
@lindildeev5721 Год назад
He's a man of honor, like Sharpe. He's just not from the same side.
@I_Don_t_want_a_handle
@I_Don_t_want_a_handle Год назад
i suspect many of his officers would have enjoyed his plot armour too.
@theoneandonlygrod
@theoneandonlygrod 2 года назад
Picking up the colors after watching the last 3 guys carrying it get shot. Now, that's soldiering.
@Gothic7876
@Gothic7876 2 года назад
It’s the whole, the colours shouldn’t touch the ground while there is still a man capable of carrying them.
@JohnCooper-gm6mn
@JohnCooper-gm6mn 2 года назад
*YOU LOST THE KING'S COLOURS MAN!*
@theoneandonlygrod
@theoneandonlygrod 2 года назад
@@JohnCooper-gm6mn It was Major Lennox's fault, sir! He should answer for it!
@JohnCooper-gm6mn
@JohnCooper-gm6mn 2 года назад
@@theoneandonlygrod *MAJOR LENNOX ANSWERED WITH HIS LIFE!*
@davemcmahonj3457
@davemcmahonj3457 Год назад
0😂😅 13:24 say 😊
@jaeslow6347
@jaeslow6347 3 года назад
It always catches me off guard when the dad smacks his daughter Jesus lmao
@SQWEKERZ
@SQWEKERZ 2 года назад
Weren't a mild reprimand neither, proper went for it.
@lyndatuttle
@lyndatuttle 2 года назад
Birth control
@daveschouweiler8952
@daveschouweiler8952 Год назад
The dad was wrong and confused by the battle. A sad, complicated moment. Amazing episode.
@Wailwulf
@Wailwulf 2 года назад
This show never had the budget it deserved, but they did quite well with what should have been big set pieces. That gate battle was brutal.
@williamneitzel2249
@williamneitzel2249 Год назад
The looks on both Sharpe and the father when the girl said yes spoke volumes.
@jerryumfress9030
@jerryumfress9030 3 года назад
Great series, authentic uniforms for the most part, and the actors caused me to feel like I was in that century
@ErasmusSumsare
@ErasmusSumsare 3 года назад
Best of General Calvet and Gaston next, please.
@ChaseMcCain81
@ChaseMcCain81 3 года назад
Yes! I second this
@backrowbrighton
@backrowbrighton 3 года назад
I third this.
@generaladvance5812
@generaladvance5812 3 года назад
So, every Calvet and Gaston scene then?
@alexmuenster2102
@alexmuenster2102 3 года назад
"Was it as bad as in Moscow?" "Well, no: I'd say it wasn't quite as Moscow. We damn near froze our arses off in Moscow."
@Macgyver145
@Macgyver145 2 года назад
Calvert is the one antagonist that I can never hate.
@kruptwilson6257
@kruptwilson6257 3 года назад
that dude really smacked that woman lol
@SirTweaksalot92
@SirTweaksalot92 3 года назад
i thought it was a bit much too :P
@finaladvance5085
@finaladvance5085 3 года назад
Did I miss a scene? When did that happen?
@remoman
@remoman 3 года назад
0:14
@Atlaspower78
@Atlaspower78 2 года назад
The way the dad clobbered his daughter under the table did me in :D !!!!!
@acrylicsuperstar
@acrylicsuperstar 3 года назад
Biding time, waiting for the right moment to pounce... that's soldering!
@acrylicsuperstar
@acrylicsuperstar 3 года назад
Perfect tactics, Sharpe.
@EnglishInfidel
@EnglishInfidel Год назад
Sharpe: "Wait, hold fire, they've had enough!" Frederickson: leads his line outside the fort "Form on me, fire!" 😄👌
@siralexandersequeira3rdcou12
@siralexandersequeira3rdcou12 2 года назад
Sharpe basically uses the ambush, it's his most used tactic, best napoleonic ambush i've ever seen.
@I_Don_t_want_a_handle
@I_Don_t_want_a_handle Год назад
Now that's skirmishing!
@dr.lexwinter8604
@dr.lexwinter8604 3 года назад
0:15 is a right wallop, that took me aback!
@jamesboulger8705
@jamesboulger8705 3 года назад
I think my only problem with this series is the occasional mood-shattering guitar of the soundtrack.
@kel117
@kel117 2 года назад
Havn't watched Sharpe in years but i can still hear that exact guitar riff your talking about in my head.
@jamesboulger8705
@jamesboulger8705 2 года назад
@@kel117 roflmao, the bug bit you
@rosePetrichor
@rosePetrichor 2 года назад
This is one of the only times we see the French's own rifles and skirmishers rather than just a huge infantry column or line
@JM-dy4ty
@JM-dy4ty Год назад
The French didn’t use riflemen surprisingly. Napoleon thought they were of little use
@csjrogerson2377
@csjrogerson2377 3 года назад
Amazing what can be done on a budget of £3.61p. Even better when you get a £4.99 rebate.
@mattyallen3396
@mattyallen3396 3 года назад
I do love the death scenes. The frogs seem to die from a scratch
@AlexanderDunetz
@AlexanderDunetz 3 года назад
I would never retrieve a fallen colors. Chanting "Vive le France" against Sharpe's Riflemen provides no immunity.
@ajax54
@ajax54 3 года назад
@@AlexanderDunetz carrying the colors seems to be a death sentence
@AlexanderDunetz
@AlexanderDunetz 3 года назад
Nous, les grenouilles, sommes toujours prêts à repousser les envahisseurs russes, germaniques et anglo-saxons. On ne meurt jamais. On gratte les yeux de nos ennemis ! Vive la France !!
@AlexanderDunetz
@AlexanderDunetz 3 года назад
I isn't carrying no colors. Poke me in the ass with your sword , mon Capitán. i aint carrying no colors.
@infinitecanadian
@infinitecanadian 3 года назад
@@AlexanderDunetz Didn't help you during the Second World War or the Napoleonic Wars, now did it?
@brianturnbull8482
@brianturnbull8482 3 года назад
What did Harper do to Robinson to "teach him that he does not make free with the french girls?" I would assume it was a beating or a flogging or something.
@Southern_Crusader
@Southern_Crusader 3 года назад
Flogging him with a baguette.
@talavera9515
@talavera9515 3 года назад
It would be a bit of a beating. As I understand it, floggings were always carried out publicly "pour encourager les autres", whereas Sharpe is a great fan of the privately-administered corrective beating, which allows the culprit to keep his dignity with the other men.
@benedictjlarkin9296
@benedictjlarkin9296 3 года назад
Well the Irish way would be to beat him with a hurl.
@robfreeman9911
@robfreeman9911 3 года назад
In the book he beat him up so badly that the next day he couldn’t walk and had to be carried in the ammunition wagon.
@robfreeman9911
@robfreeman9911 3 года назад
Also Robinson deserted and ran away with her, after she followed them back to the castle catching them just as they were blowing up a bridge.
@alexdavis-mann8513
@alexdavis-mann8513 2 года назад
Volley fire was possible the biggest advancement in military tactics and no one did it better than the British.
@kuro_neko5863
@kuro_neko5863 2 года назад
Volley fire was necessary because of how poor the accuracy was on smooth bore muskets. I would say British use of rifles in war, while not exclusive, was a big advancement.
@barangaysalapan5422
@barangaysalapan5422 2 года назад
Prussians are better.
@englishmaninfrance661
@englishmaninfrance661 2 года назад
Like a machine gun in many ways :)
@jdlamb4212
@jdlamb4212 2 года назад
That's kind of backwards logic. It was just a carryover from how ranged units were already managed.
@coenbaan1874
@coenbaan1874 2 года назад
except for the french, there's a reason why Britain needed a coalition with 4 other major powers to beat them.
@juliusyoung3467
@juliusyoung3467 2 года назад
8:26 "Pocket sand!"
@Southern_Crusader
@Southern_Crusader 3 года назад
Achievement Earned: *The Blonde Gorilla*
@jamesmasonaltair1062
@jamesmasonaltair1062 3 года назад
"He does not make free with the French girls!" French girls be like 😉😘🤪!
@AnikaJarlsdottr
@AnikaJarlsdottr 2 года назад
"no no, you can shoot better than that" xD
@progadkri5662
@progadkri5662 3 года назад
2:28 Now that's pirating!
@Southern_Crusader
@Southern_Crusader 3 года назад
He would make a terrific privateer!
@MainDrainStudios
@MainDrainStudios Год назад
damn... papa hit HARD 🤣
@bakatzen6243
@bakatzen6243 3 года назад
poor Gaston
@SouthernFriedCyanide
@SouthernFriedCyanide 10 месяцев назад
Frederickson: Girl's happy Sharpe: But the father isnt!! Classic 😂😂😂
@mocon7
@mocon7 2 года назад
How was Harper holding the box of powder while also commanding the third rank? A sergeant being in two places at once? That’s soldiering.
@yugandali
@yugandali 3 года назад
6:03 quite a timely look there, with the soldiers wearing masks.
@andrewames247
@andrewames247 2 года назад
Considering what they are pouring on the French, the masks would be WELL necessary! Quicklime, or more properly, calcium oxide, is caustic, and would cause nasty burns, especially if it came in contact with the moisture in a man's eyes, or if inhaled.
@PaulMurrayCanberra
@PaulMurrayCanberra 3 года назад
Over and over you can see how the machine gun revolutionised war.
@nebunezz_r
@nebunezz_r Год назад
Just faster bullet cycle really, even in WW1 the advent of bolt action changed the Infantry dynamic so much.
@EthanBSide
@EthanBSide 3 года назад
And I thought Horatio Hornblower was good. I've subscribed.
@Tahkaullus01
@Tahkaullus01 2 года назад
Hornblower only exists because of Sharpe.
@decimated550
@decimated550 2 года назад
1:11 allgleeyaaaa! the classic Sharpe death scream
@extremedreams2019
@extremedreams2019 3 года назад
Damn those rifles are accurate
@shugotenchi
@shugotenchi 2 года назад
Back then all guns were hitscan weapons. ;)
@cpurssey982
@cpurssey982 Год назад
00:16 That slap was real! Haha.
@dorkvolin5629
@dorkvolin5629 3 года назад
Waiting for this channel to upload a new Sharpe video..... that's soldering!
@cbhlde
@cbhlde Год назад
Sharpe using chemical weapons three times a minute! :)
@Carrrnage
@Carrrnage 3 года назад
Sharpe Tactics: Shoot the Colours
@darthverminates9708
@darthverminates9708 2 года назад
The soldiers start getting confused once the officers are gone.
@brokenheroes1463
@brokenheroes1463 3 года назад
Napoleon Bonaparte may have lose the war but he had a noble ‘cause. Infact, in most part of the world, countries do have government and no more monarchy.
@PaulMurrayCanberra
@PaulMurrayCanberra 3 года назад
Yeah, 'cause Napoleon was definitely not a king. /s
@walesdoesntsuck6635
@walesdoesntsuck6635 3 года назад
Are you saying monarchy is a bad thing?
@Delogros
@Delogros 3 года назад
Weird then how of the top 10 happiest countries in the world 6 of them are constitutional monarchies... :S Napoleon was also a Monarch by the way who put his family members on various thrones in Europe and wanted his son to succeed him has de facto dictator of France so I honestly have no idea what the hell your on about :S
@brokenheroes1463
@brokenheroes1463 3 года назад
@@Delogros before you reach to what I said, research ignorant!
@Delogros
@Delogros 3 года назад
@@brokenheroes1463 If you meant something else maybe you should learn to write a sentence properly. Napoleon had no noble cause, he was a Monarch and most of the happiest countries on the planet are Monarchies which you seemed to be suggesting was a bad thing... Unless you live there apparently. Enroll yourself in some English classes kid.
@bugvswindshield
@bugvswindshield 3 года назад
cheers!
@ftdefiance1
@ftdefiance1 3 года назад
Thanks from a land far away 🌵
@unknownlegend7867
@unknownlegend7867 3 года назад
I want to watch this series from beginning to end, is it possible?
@theshortsandthings
@theshortsandthings 3 года назад
They are all on you tube in parts. Search “Sharpe’s Rifles Part 1” and the auto play should take over from there
@unknownlegend7867
@unknownlegend7867 3 года назад
@@theshortsandthings thank you very much!
@infinitecanadian
@infinitecanadian 3 года назад
Could almost feel sorry for the French. Almost. But then I know what they did in Spain.
@alanwong8587
@alanwong8587 3 года назад
the first scene was awesome but i didnt like how some of the riflemen didnt have the baker rifles only some of them did where as the rest had a mix of obvious probs and brown bess muskets. At least make the riflemen have the rifles the regular army can have whatever. Its a small complaint but I find it off puttting when i spot a riflemen without his baker rifle
@wiva4707
@wiva4707 3 года назад
I also find this a bit off putting; however the team had no choice. It was either they sacrifice quality on the small things like this or on the larger things since they didn't have a large budget.
@AlexanderDunetz
@AlexanderDunetz 3 года назад
Alan , i do appreciate you comments , sincerely. Nobody questions your erudition of subject matter. However , please retain one overriding production rule : LOW BUDGET !!
@alanwong8587
@alanwong8587 3 года назад
@@AlexanderDunetz you can chill on the blatant sarcasm jackass from a yt comment. I can comment whatever I want. Reiterating what another guy said to me a month ago doesn't make you smart
@hectorgravesantiagonil2118
@hectorgravesantiagonil2118 3 года назад
They had a TINY TINY budget though, I can accept it tbh, but yeah
@progadkri5662
@progadkri5662 3 года назад
Where's Adrados? That's a classic.
@jackcogi9586
@jackcogi9586 Год назад
i always laugh at the bit everyone elsei s looting silver and harris is just like look books
@NickDaGamer1998
@NickDaGamer1998 Год назад
What was in the box at 3:29? I can't quite hear what he says.
@victorlay5282
@victorlay5282 Год назад
Quinine.
@zygas25
@zygas25 2 года назад
Ya know, a remake of this great series wouldnt be bad. Perhaps animated?
@russellonearrow2154
@russellonearrow2154 Год назад
3 lines firing is literally taken from the movie Zulu.
@Xenophon1
@Xenophon1 Год назад
"They hate the bloody flag!!"
@christopherrobinson972
@christopherrobinson972 2 года назад
Letting the young girl know breeding will be later…..that’s priority soldiering.
@CognizantCheddar
@CognizantCheddar Год назад
TIL about "Jesuit's Bark." I can see why it would be extremely valuable for 19th century soldiers in the field, especially guerilla fighters.
@SnakeDog99
@SnakeDog99 2 года назад
Being an oblivious French Column... Now that's soldiering.
@fffff1682
@fffff1682 3 года назад
French are literal bots in this series
@forlorndream1400
@forlorndream1400 Год назад
It bugs me that they so freely drop their weapons. Sword, musket, rifle, it doesn't matter, it is never out of your possession. When I was a soldier we used to sleep with our rifles and blades in our sleeping bags, they were always in our hands.
@FrankyLon
@FrankyLon 2 года назад
The reaction of those French to an ambush in the first scene was slightly better than what we can see from Russians in Ukraine these days.
@connorkenyei348
@connorkenyei348 Год назад
Они всегда такими были
@skrame01
@skrame01 3 года назад
Why are the french never shooting jus keep walking and not shooting back
@eldorados_lost_searcher
@eldorados_lost_searcher 3 года назад
When in column, only the first three ranks can fire; but in order to do so, they'd have to halt the whole formation. Doing that leaves the entire formation vulnerable and outgunned, so they would keep pressing forward to try and break the enemy's line with weight of numbers and bayonets. Alternatively, they could try to shake out from column into line, which the British would usually fight in because of the fire advantage (but it's also more difficult to manoeuver in, as the line needs to keep itself dressed so it doesn't lose cohesion). But moving from column into line is difficult, and doing it under fire is even more so. The best way to do it would be in a mixed formation, with two units in line on either side of the attack column to provide fire support while the center unit presses the attack home, and a fourth unit is in reserve to exploit the breakthrough or provide cover during a retreat. But the truth in this case is that they probably didn't have it in the budget.
@Kamfrenchie
@Kamfrenchie 3 года назад
@@eldorados_lost_searcher it's not just budget, they make the french soldiers look basicly stupid, even ridiculous. They wouldn't just repeat "vive l'empereur" every 5 econds, just like the british would yell "long live the king" every 5 seconds. Dont even get me started on them staying perfectly in place while blinded, and not crawling to the side.
@talavera9515
@talavera9515 3 года назад
@@Kamfrenchie Did Cornwell make that up then, about the chanting? I always assumed it was genuine, and that they did it to hold the conscripts together and keep them moving forward.
@Kamfrenchie
@Kamfrenchie 3 года назад
@@talavera9515 Who is Cornwell ? And since the napoleonic wars were big, i can't discount it happening at some point, but really...listen to it... just "Vive l'empereur" on repeat, especially spoken like that wouldn't be very motivating. I'd expect drummers and musicians would fill the role much better. Listen to "la victoire est à nous" for example... what those scene shows here feels very off from what i'd expect.
@talavera9515
@talavera9515 3 года назад
@@Kamfrenchie Bernard Cornwell wrote the books on which the series is based. Aside from budget issues, the series is by and large closely based on the books, so if you're saying they didn't really chant "Vive l'Empereur", you're saying Bernard Cornwell made it up, or got the idea from someone who had made it up. So I'm asking what is your source for that. And what *did* they actually do? You say you "would expect" drummers and musicians, but are you able to tell us what they *did* have?
@drmartin5062
@drmartin5062 3 года назад
I don't get what is in the wagon, does anyone know?
@jimfonzie2887
@jimfonzie2887 3 года назад
It looks a lot like cinnamon sticks. I have some at home. As this series was not broadcast in France I cannot put it in context.
@africa689
@africa689 3 года назад
It contained Jesuit's Bark, en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jesuit%27s_bark, which itself contains quinine. Quinine is used as a treatment for malaria.
@Superiorform4
@Superiorform4 3 года назад
In that episode, Sharpe's wife is mortally ill, and that bark is the key ingredient to the antidote.
@ryangibson5462
@ryangibson5462 2 года назад
Jesuits Wood. When it was first discovered it was thought to be one of the most valuable things on the planet. Worth more than gold or silver.
@ac1dP1nk
@ac1dP1nk 3 года назад
that's domestic abusing
@raphaelostrowski6336
@raphaelostrowski6336 Год назад
The French weee much braver these British troops are fighting the remainder of the French forces after 20 years of constant fighting in seven war of the coalitions
@evildumdum7
@evildumdum7 2 года назад
Warfare back then was so dumb. Literally just walking into bullets....
@AParticularlyConcernedCitizen
You could reliably expect those bullets to not hit. The reason they fired in ranks was because infantry muskets were smoothbore and wouldn't hit their target at anything other than spitting distance. The reason Sharpe's men are so accurate is because they're using rifles and thus the amount of carnage we see on-screen is higher than usual.
@schoppepetzer9267
@schoppepetzer9267 2 года назад
Why is Sweet Willie removing his teeth?
@SQWEKERZ
@SQWEKERZ 2 года назад
There's keeping it out of your face and then there's 8:24
@jlondon1441
@jlondon1441 3 года назад
Was that lime or lye?
@adamhauskins6407
@adamhauskins6407 3 года назад
Robinson almost had a woman and a drink
@Dizzyruptor
@Dizzyruptor 3 года назад
And a broken neck too.
@adamhauskins6407
@adamhauskins6407 3 года назад
@@Dizzyruptor if she had only led and be on top
@jerrycleave
@jerrycleave 4 месяца назад
0:17
@cristianavram490
@cristianavram490 2 года назад
Totusi, francezii nu aveau pusti?!
@hunterpowers317
@hunterpowers317 3 года назад
This is YouTubing!
@bezzie9
@bezzie9 3 года назад
Harsh
@diamondty6366
@diamondty6366 3 года назад
🇬🇧 vs 🇫🇷
@klassfreudman7359
@klassfreudman7359 Год назад
Der ist kein Engländer sondern Ire...
@daveroe4961
@daveroe4961 Год назад
Ye olde chemical warfare.
@connorkenyei348
@connorkenyei348 Год назад
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@connorkenyei348 Год назад
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@radscorpion8 3 месяца назад
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