What is the last WW2 Film or Series you saw?

Spoilt by having Brownings on their Cent

Do you think Westie's looking at a discarded M6O on the deck?



Kind regards, best to let a General know than not know, always,

Jim.

 

Looks like you did a good job!

 

Can’t see it Dave, blocked in the UK, which I find odd given it’s telling me it’s BBC Studios.

 

I'm still plodding my way through Foyle's War....and thoroughly enjoying it

 

That's a bummer. It's a Dad's Army episode. I thought I had seen them all at least once but I never saw this one before.

"Dad's Army" Round and Round Went the Great Big Wheel (TV Episode 1972) ⭐ 7.3 | Comedy, War

 

Bizarre that BBC licence payers can’t access BBC productions put up by BBC Studios. There’ll be some legal guff somewhere I’m sure.

 

Well it isn't, but then again it is. Well worth the watch if you missed it first time around.

Always remember, never forget,

Jim.

 

Here's the very last one I saw.

https://www.youtube.com/shorts/O0aGjWgqL_o

Now I know why the "Nawth" defeated the "salf" at Gettysburg.

 

Well, looks like General Sherman wasn't the only Sherman who said, "I'm going to make Georgia howl."

(He's not very popular in my current state)

 

A film about a WWII film.

Forgive the sound quality, and folks standing in front of the camera, and learn more about the "Gestapo" in Where Eagles Dare than you want to know

Anecdotal? Absolutely! But Derren Nesbitt certainly made Von Hapen happen!

Kind regards, and four bottles of vodka a day, always,

Jim.

 

Been up before most likely but will always be worthy of a re-run.

Always remember, never forget,

Jim.

 

Wonderful homecoming for those that made it through.

And again, all courtesy of Archives New Zealand via YouTube.

Kind regards, always,

Jim.

 

Very good!

 

Excellent Dave! Thank you for posting it up.

Kind regards, always,

Jim.



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