Band of Brothers

Easy Company are sent to liberate the French village of Carentan, where they lose several men in heavy fighting. The episode focuses on Private Albert Blithe, who struggles with crippling anxiety following the battle.

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#2

- Look who decided to show up, Floyd. - Hey, Luz.

#3

- Who's in command? - Winters for now.

#4

"Another thing to remember, boys: Flies spread disease.

#5

- Damn it. - What?

#6 #7

He climbed up there to get it. It's said to be the mark of a true soldier.

#8

- Goddamn it. - Where the fuck is everybody?

#9 #10 #11

- Come on! - Close behind.

#12 #13

- Check across the front. - Move on one!

#14 #15 #16

Walking wounded to the rear.

#17

Blithe?

#18

Sir?

#19

Oh, God. This Kraut cheese tastes like...

#20

...who said an eyewitness told him Speirs hosed those prisoners.

#21

From what I heard, he took that last 105 on D-Day practically by himself.

#22

Okay, genius. Answer me this then:

#23 #24

I'm okay, sir.

#25

S2 said the Germans only left a company to defend Carentan.

#26

Come on, Smith. Get up. It's your watch.

#27 #28

Just do what you have to do.

#29 #30

- Let's make them holler. - It's 9:30 at night back home.

#31

Keep low! Go! Go! Go!

#32

Okay, pull back!

#33

Keep firing! Don't slack it off!

#34

- Hold your fire! - No, that's too close.

#35 #36 #37 #38

Move forward on the right flank.

#39 #40 #41 #42

They're pulling us off the front line.

#43

Said General Taylor was pleased.

#44 #45

It's good to be alive!

#46

- Oh, my God. - Way to go, Smithy!

#47

Couple of announcements, men.

#48

Two shirts, two pairs of trousers. Two bob and tuppence, please.

#49

...Gray, Miller...

#50