Halfway through the season and I still don't feel any attachment to the characters. I can't even remember their names!
The episode took a step back from the intense aerial combat of previous episodes and instead focused more on the personal relationships and inner struggles of the characters. This shift in focus to the human side of the story added a new depth and complexity to the show, and it was quite powerful to see the emotional toll that war can take on these young men, even when they're off the battlefield.
I think one of the hardest things in war is forming relationships. You are never sure if you will see them again the next day. This is what this episode's about for me.
It was also interesting to see Egan in London during a German bomb raid as he was getting a glimpse of what bombing does. Althought they could've gone deeper with that. But I like that they are showing those things as well.
I can't believe Elvis is dead, I hope he isn't. I liked experiencing the disbelieve and uncertainty, never felt that way before. Beautiful music and so excited for the next episode.
No way they killed him so early in the season ?!!!!
But then this is the 2nd major character that died in the show , so I guess he's not coming back.
They aren't holding back
Shout by RandyBlockedParentSpoilers2024-02-09T06:18:52Z
No not Buck!!! Say it isn’t so.