Masters of the Air: Episode Discussion 3

[muccamukk]

I recently learned (because someone had checked Wikipedia, and I had not) that there will only be 9 episodes, not 10 like the other series :'(

Rules:

1. Don't be a dick. Specifically (but not limited to):


1. Not liking something is fine, and negative comments are fine. Please do not directly tell other participants why the thing they like is bad or that they are bad for liking it.


2. Kink shaming will be deleted.


3. Racism, homophobia, transphobia, antisemitism, misogyny, etc will be deleted.


2. Discussing material from the books is fine, but if you're going to discuss something that happens in future episodes, or the fate of historical characters, please put it under a cut and title the comment Book spoilers! or something similar.


3. Likewise, wanting to treat the show as a self-contained unit and not engage with the books/history is perfectly valid.

How to do an in-comment spoiler cut:
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Comments

[partypaprika]

I also liked the foggy bits! I enjoyed that part a lot. I am sad about Curt as well. I am surprised that he died this early, although that's probably because he's gotten more famous since the filming of this and the release of this.

Is SAS Rogue Heroes good? I haven't heard much about it.

I did also like the Cleven pushing the plane on. I am kind of shocked that it made it all the way from Belgium to North Africa with so much damage, but I guess that shows you how little I really understand airplanes.

Yes, minimal female presence lol

[muccamukk]

I think Curt's also the one who dies to prove that No One Is Safe, which wasn't a role the other two series had, but is common in HBO stuff.

I liked but didn't love SAS Rogue Heroes. I posted a review here: https://muccamukk.dreamwidth.org/1556788.html

The B-17s were pretty famous for "Wing and a prayer" returns.