Generation Kill -Stay Frosty

godtabh

First Recon get their next mission, which is to help escort the Iraqi civilians leaving Baghdad from a nearby highway, while trying to help them flee, the men see the humanity in the Iraqi civilians; First Recon come to the realization that since Baghdad is the next stop for American and Coalition forces, their war is almost at a close.

Looks like another good one

AnCapaillMor

Captain America is a god, he'd me rolling on the ground in stitches, 2 minutes into the show.

BKtje

Another good episode but not as good as last weeks.

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Jim

B-K-DzR wrote: »

Another good episode but not as good as last weeks.

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They need to add a new smilie to fully express my sadness at this fact.

For those that might have missed it (almost turned it off myself) watch the end credits. Theres a couple of seconds of the usual radio chatter then it breaks into a good converstaion between the reporter and a few marines about how they relate to each other etc.

Tristram

It definitely grows on ya

MayoForSam

One question I gotta ask - why did Godfather ride in from his meeting with the general on a Huey? Surely the marines are using Blackhawks (or is that just the army)?

I've noticed this over the years, TV shows and movies tend to use old Hueys rather than modern helicopters. I presume it's a lot easier for producers to lay their hands on humvees rather than choppers.

As for the episode, pretty good, but I think the show is running out of steam - bit like real life during the invasion. It would have been interesting to follow progress in the war during the subsequent 2 years when things really went to pot over there. No sign of any IED's in this show (yet).

Idu

Ray is so funny. His line about the Iraqi's tackle had me in stitches