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He's hit!

Watch out for yourself.

Maj. Boyington is missing in action?

We don't even know if he's alive or not.

You're fightin' the wrong war.

We are poor little lambs

Who have lost our way

Baa! Baa! Baa!

Baa Baa Black Sheep
S01E04 - Small War
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S01E04 - Small War
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The war in the Pacific,
a new kind of war,

fought in the skies
by a new kind of warrior,

the brave men who pilot our warplanes

from carrier decks and coral islands,

to meet the enemy above the clouds.

Air power is the key to
victory against the Japanese.

And the key to Air Power.
The fighter plane.

Fast and deadly,

a new kind of weapon
for a new kind of war.

Often outnumbered, our planes
and the men who fly them

have turned back the enemy
time and again.

I got one comin' up on my tail!

Don't let him tag you, T.J.!
I'm comin' down now!

He's still comin'!

Don't panic, T.J.!

Break left and bring him
around in front of me.

Be careful, T.J.!
He's right on top of you!

Where are you, Pappy?

Pappy's got him.

Where? I can't see him!

T.J., no!
You're shooting at Greg!

He's hit! Pappy's hit!

Oh, my God. Pappy!

You flamed him, T.J.!
He's flyin' streamers.

I didn't realize it was him!

Pappy, you all right?

No!

Wylie, you stupid amateur,
numbskull jackass.

Knock it off, Gutterman!
It wasn't his fault.

I was right in front of him.

My God. Pappy, I'm sorry.

Fat lot of good that does now, T.J. Wylie!

Jim, you take 'em home!

There's no way this old bird and I
are gonna stay together.

Okay, you meatheads!

Watch out for yourself.

Who do you blame
in a situation like this?

I blame myself.

All the guys in the Black Sheep

had been trouble in the Marine Corps

before I made a squadron out of them.
And true to their name,

there had been trouble ever since.

That was one of the things
I liked about 'em.

It looked like

I was going to be out of
the picture for a while.

Maybe forever.

Somebody was gonna have to
take command of the Black Sheep,

or they'll all go back to
being deadbeats and drunks.

I hoped they managed to work it out.

I hoped I managed to stay alive
long enough to see if they did.

Hutch?

Yep?

You gotta get this crate topped off.
Right away!

Hey, look. Your bird's due for
an overhaul, Lieutenant.

I mean, it's none of my business,

but haven't you had enough for today?

That's an order, Sergeant!

I wanna fly out of here in 10 minutes.

Hey, T.J., come here.
I wanna talk to you.

Hey, since when did you start
givin' orders, Wylie?

Now look, Bragg, just lay off.

Can that order, Hutch.

Jim, I gotta go back there.

I can't just leave Pappy
on that island.

You just can't stop actin' dumb, can you?

Maybe that's not such a bad idea, Captain.

If the Japanese shoot him down,

it'll save us the trouble
of havin' to kill him.

A pretty stupid thing to say,
wasn't it, Bragg?

Greg said it wasn't T.J.'s fault.

It wasn't his fault?

There was only two of 'em out there
in the whole damn sky!

Are we gonna argue or figure
out a way to save Pappy?

Look, it was my fault,
and I'm...

Shut up, all of you, will you?

What's wrong with you guys?

Pappy's down,
and that's all there is to it.

And there ain't no way
we're gonna bring him back.

Hey, wait a minute, Jim.
I don't get it.

Why do you keep defending Wylie?

He knocked you out of the sky twice,
and he just shot Pappy down.

Because it wasn't his fault.
It was mine.

I'm T.J.'s wingman.

It was my job to keep
that Zero off his tail.

If I hadn't missed...

Okay, it happened.

But Don's right.
If we think about it,

we can figure a way to save him.

You don't save one man
off an enemy island.

We don't even know
if he's alive or not,

or...or where he is on that lousy rock.

It'd take a full-scale invasion

just to get on the beach.

We have to start thinkin'
about some way to save ourselves.

We have a stack of court-martials
waiting for us.

Pappy was around,

he used to keep those
rear-area commanders off our backs.

Now that he's gone, well,

old Lard's gonna chew us up
like a piece of fried chicken.

Come on, Meatball.

Hey!

He ain't comin' back.

Jim...

Colonel...

Not now, Pell.
I've got a meeting.

You'd better see this, sir.

Maj. Boyington is missing in action?

I suppose that means
we lost a plane as well.

I can find out.

Never mind. Call Skyler,
tell him I can't make it.

Cancel the meeting.

Hey, what's going on?
Where is everybody?

Are we gonna fly this mission
or aren't we?

Well, where's Gutterman?
Ain't he supposed to be in command?

He'll be here. Let's go.

Hey, don't go givin' me orders, French.
You ain't, my mother.

What's wrong with you, Jerry?
You losing your nerve?

Maybe you'd like to find out, huh?

I'm just askin' you, are you gonna fly?
We got a job to do.

I never did like cub scouts too much.

Hey, knock it off!
Knock it off!

What's the matter with you guys?

Let go.

We take off in five minutes.

I ain't flying this mission.

Come on, Jim.
We gotta do something.

If we don't fly this mission,

we are gonna get court-martialed.

Fly the mission?
Six of us?

We'll wake the others up.
We can't just give up.

What do you want me to do?

Jim, you're in command.

Command of what?

Our only hope
of stayin' out of the brig

is by bein' the best fighter squadron
in the South Pacific.

Larry, look at this.

This here's a joke.

Maybe it always was.

You think we ought to wake the others?

What's the use?
I'm goin' back to sleep.

Name's Hooper, Lieutenant Matthew.

Navy man, myself.

New Zealander?

Aussie.

Go on, have a stretch.

You slept a long time.

Feels like I had some help.

You were the only one who hit me?

I thought you was one of them.

Gave me a turn.

I raid their pantry
every other night or so.

They ain't caught on, yet.

What did you hit me with, a tree?

You live on this island?

Not by choice, mate.
Here, have some tea.

It's bloody green,

but it's all those buggers drink.

Must've been your chute I saw yesterday.

You're lucky,
and that's not the half of it.

Myself, I came here by sea.

Navy all the way.

We lost a cruiser to a sub off Truk.

I was blown right through the skin
into the water,

grabbed a piece of debris.

Happened to be one of the mess tables.

Just like a raft, floated on it.

Ended up here.
Two days on the ocean.

Off Truk about two months ago?

Three.

That's right, three.

You've been here for three months?

Just like home.

Eight o'clock.

They'll be back at 10.00.

How far's the airstrip from here?

Oh, a mile and a half.

Last night you carried me

a mile and a half through this jungle?

Didn't have much choice, did I?

You're not that big a bundle,
you know, mate.

I like mine scrambled, easy.

It's you they're looking for.

Glad as I am of the company,
and no offence,

but your dropping in
could put me up the gum tree.

Next time I'll call for reservations.

You do that next time.

Next war.

Let's go.

Looks like they've settled in
for the duration.

All the comforts.

Why does this place look vaguely familiar?

There's the mess where we met last night.

Just behind is the ammo dump.

Come on.

There's the airstrip.

Any chance to get to that Zero?

No chance.

They're chained down and heavily guarded.

What's that?

Just a plane.

Just a plane?

I know what you're thinking,
mate, but she won't fly.

It's an old torpedo-bomber.

The control linkage is shot.

Instrument panel looks okay.

You know what probably happened?

This thing got chewed up in a raid,

and they moved it
off the field and forgot about it.

I'm gonna check out the engine.

You remind me of my dad.

The prop's pin,
the oil lines are gone,

the magneto, most of the wiring.

They stripped it.

Let's go, mate, it's 10.00.

There'll be a patrol by here any minute.

You really got this island down,
don't you, Hooper?

I plan to be here a long time.

Till the war's over?

Till our side shows up.

My dad was an infantry captain.

Chest full of medals.

He used to tell me,
"A soldier's job is to be a hero."

One day he didn't come home.

He was so busy being a hero,
he forgot to stay alive.

I plan to survive on this island.

So can you,
if you do what I tell you.

It's got gas in it.

Let's go.

Yes?

Col. Lard to see you, sir.

Tell him I'm out.

I tried, sir, but he says it's urgent.

Send him in.

General...

Sir, I've just seen the, morning flight
reports from the bomber wings.

And?

808 flew the Slot this morning
without fighter escort.

Any damage?

Well, luckily, no.

Well, how the hell did that happen?

Was an escort scheduled?

Yes, sir, it was.

What unit?

214, sir.

I see.

General, I don't want
to open an old argument,

I know how you feel about the 214,

but, uh, this is gross neglect
of duty in combat.

And I don't feel I can overlook it.

Of course you can't overlook it.

I haven't asked you to overlook it.

No, sir, you haven't.

I'll take care of the situation.

It won't happen again.

Boyington is missing in action.

It's not surprising
that his unit is demoralized.

With all due respect, sir,

I feel that the 214
can't function any longer

without Maj. Boyington.

I would like to reassign the unit.

Why do I get the feeling that
you're enjoying this, Colonel?

General, whatever else Maj. Boyington is,

he's a Marine Corps officer.

The loss of any officer in my command

affects me personally,
and I do not enjoy it.

I'm sorry, I shouldn't have said that.
You're right.

Well, sir, what about the reassignment?

I'll have to give that some thought.

General, we can't continue
to assign them escort missions

in the hopes that they're going to be
sober enough to fly them.

I'll make that decision.

Thank you, Colonel.
That's all.

Yes, sir.
Good day, sir.

Looking for this?
- Yeah.

There you go.

Where's the clip?

Sit down, mate.

Hey, the sun's goin' down.
I got an errand to run.

I wouldn't say that's exactly wise.

What's on your mind?

I don't want you
goin' back to that camp.

They've put on extra patrols.

The way I see it,
you and me are partners.

If our, uh, Oriental friends
should get a hold of you, uh,

you're liable to tell 'em all about me.

Don't worry about it.

I'll save the last bullet
for myself, okay?

Why push your luck, mate?

Take a week or so.

Lay low like you Yanks call it.

We've got a duty to try and escape

and return to our units.

You're wrong.

We're not POWs.
I'd say we're guerrillas.

Like hell we are.

You're sittin' out here
like Lord Nelson in lndia,

waiting for somebody else
to win the damn war for you.

Guerillas.

You got it soft
and you don't wanna spoil it.

Who do you think you are,
talkin' to me like that?

Forget it.

I won't forget it.

Now I saved your bleedin' life last night.

I know this island, you don't.

Now, who says I don't have the right
to survive this war?

You're a bloody maniac,
is what you are!

Hooper, what did you do
on that Aussie ship of yours?

I was a cook.

No Lieutenant?

I'm not some kill-crazy commando

or a fighter pilot,

and I don't think it'd be fun to die.

Neither do l.

The bullets?

No.

I'm goin' without 'em.

If they spot you, don't come back.

We're about to count.
There start the stampedes.

You might as well
have left 'em a bloody map.

I never took that much in a week.

If this war's as screwed up on
their side as it is on ours,

they'll never even know I was there.

Don't be a bloody idiot.

How long do you think it will take
them to find us if they really look?

This island's not two miles long
and half as wide.

Hooper, how can they find us
if we are not here?

Magneto, oil line,

ignition harness.

Tomorrow I'm gonna work on
the plane we found.

Tonight, rice wine.

You must be daft.

If you don't want it, give it back.

You're not gonna get me killed.

If you don't want it, give it back.

Hey!

On your feet, Captain.

I said, on your feet!

You're the sorriest bunch
of jerks I've ever seen

in the Marine Corps.

How Boyington ever made
a squadron out of you,

I'll never know.

Begging the General's
pardon, sir. I...

Shut up!

I've been flying high cover
for this outfit

for over a month.

When I think of all
the strings I've pulled

to keep you bums out of the stockade,

it's really a shame.

Every one of you could
do with a good, solid year

of military discipline.

If I didn't like Greg Boyington,

if I didn't know the love
and the sweat

he put into this unit,

I'd cut everybody loose right now.

I am ashamed of myself.

I let a fast-talking
con artist buffalo me

into believing in you...
you worthless blockheads.

You've let me down.

You've let Greg down.

You make me sick.

Any comments?

I didn't come here to belabor the obvious.

Gutterman!

Yes, sir.

The 214 flies bomber escort at 0730

tomorrow morning.

You'll rendezvous with 803 over Pelatua.

Now, I cut these orders,

and I am not going to change them.

I think Boyington
was wrong about all of you,

and I'm gonna find out.

Now, you fly that mission,

or I'll get men in here who can.

Would you gentlemen
like to tell the General

what he can do with his orders?

Hooper,

you wanna get off this island?

Come with me.
I need your help.

I told you, I don't want you
goin' back there tonight.

I'm not goin' tonight.
I'm goin' now.

In daylight?

If I go back tonight,
they could be waiting for me

with extra guards, lights,
maybe even a trap.

I'm gonna fool 'em.

No.

I hope you remembered
to put bullets in it.

I'm warning you.

Hooper, you can sit here
and grow roots for all I care,

or you can fly off
this island with me.

But you are not gonna stand in my way.

No!

You haven't done much of this, have you?

You're fighting the wrong war.

You got a glass jaw, too.

Come on.

What are you tryin' to prove?

You called me a coward
because I want to stay alive.

I've been called that before.
This time I've had it.

I don't know what you are
talkin' about, mate.

I never called you a coward,

and I don't care whether
or not you are a coward.

But I'll tell you one thing.
I'm a boxer.

Now, if you want to get off this island,

you'd be here when I get back.

Hooper.

It was you, wasn't it?

Waltzing Matilda

Waltzing Matilda

You'll come a-waltzing Matilda with me

Hey, Jim? Could we talk to you
for a minute?

We?

If we are having a party,

I hope you all have brought some booze.

Jim, uh,

the fellas and I were just thinking about

what Gen. Moore said this afternoon, uh,

well, about Pappy being wrong about us.

Yeah, he wasn't wrong about us.

He said we're a bunch of drunken screw-ups.

Ain't that what we are?

Well, ain't it?

You know, it's funny, Jim.
I never figured

on spending a whole career as screw-up.

Now, each to his own calling, right?

You all want a drink?

No, thanks.

Forget it.

So we're all on the wagon now?

Oh, well, maybe
if we tried, you know,

may be if we try to pull ourselves...
Who is stopping you?

Who's stoppin' any of you?

You wanna wake up tomorrow morning
and play fly-boy

you go right ahead.

Don't come around here belly-aching

because I didn't ask to be
in command of this unit,

and I don't want to be
in command of this unit.

I... I cannot take Pappy's place.

If you ask me, nobody can.

We are not asking you to be Pappy,

we are asking you to be yourself.

We have confidence in you, Jim.

Great. Look what happened to them.

If you don't mind, would you
get the hell out of here?

Let me go back to being myself.

Jim.

I'll have to get a lock on this tent.

Jim, I...I wanna ask for reassignment

uh, back to a desk job in Pearl Harbor.

You're the commanding officer now.

So you got to sign the orders.

You're a pilot, T.J.

You'll never make it as a desk jockey.

I ain't up in the brig, anyway.

Maybe, maybe not.

I just don't feel right
about being here anymore.

The Black Sheep are falling apart.

It's my fault.

It's all over for us anyway.

You said so yourself.

Talk about it in the morning, T.J.

What's the point?

We both know I don't belong in the air.

I said we'll talk about it
in the morning, T.J.

Casey!

Get 'em up.

We're on the flight line
in 15 minutes. Let's go.

Yes, sir!

Hey, you guys.

Up, up, up, up, up!

All right!

Let's get up. We're gonna make a move!
Let's go.

What the hell's goin' on here anyway?

We're gonna fly some
airplanes, Bragg. All of us.

So the little conversation
with the General there

got to you, huh?

Bragg, you have five minutes
to be dressed

and on that flight line.
That's an order.

You hear me, Bragg?
Yeah, sure.

Let's go!

Where's Wylie?

Wylie, are you crazy, Jim?

Why don't you leave T.J. on
the ground where he belongs?

'Cause he's a member of this unit.

What happened with Greg was
an accident, that's the end of that.

He flies with us. T.J.!

T.J.! Where is T.J.?

T.J.!

Come on, T.J., we ain't got all day.

Come on.

All right.

I've only got one thing
to say to you guys.

Any man who doesn't
follow orders in the air,

I'm gonna flame him personally
and that's a promise.

I want every member in this squadron

to come back with a kill

or don't come back at all. Let's go.

All right! Here we go!

You bloody fool.

I told you, you'd get us both killed.

Hasn't happened yet, has it?

Hey, Boyle, pull it in and keep it tight.

Tired bunch of drunks up here.

Ain't enough we can shoot straight,

we gotta fly straight, too.

Hey, hey, bogey at 6 o'clock.

Who gets it?

I'll take it.
He's a sitting duck.

Hey, Boyle, let T.J. have him.

Somebody get it.

Looks like he's mine.

Will you look at that monkey fly?

Hey, T.J., you need any help?

Leave him alone, man.

That guy really can fly that bird!

I got him! I got him!

Good.

Go ahead. I'm coming down
to take a look.

Oh, no!

You guys better come down
and check this out.

Looks like Pappy's come home.

Pappy?

Congratulations, T.J. You've
gone and you've done it again.

I don't believe it.

That's my unit up there.

Huh, small war, isn't it?

You know all that talk

back there about you being a coward?

I wonder if we could
forget about that, matey?

No use for a thing like that
gettin' around, is there?

What's wrong with being a coward?

It's guys who're afraid of
being a coward

that turn out to be heroes.

They think they got something to prove.

I'll tell ya.

Guys like that make
this work very dangerous.

We're ready.
Where is he?

He's on his way, uh, we had to...

I mean, he had to get dressed.

The Navy brought him in
last night by boat,

and we sort of had a time of it

if you know what I mean.

Yeah, I know.

Here he comes. Look.

Attention!

Can't a man die in peace?

Hey, Meatball!

Come on, Meatball.
Come on.

That's a good dog.
Yes. Here's a good dog!

Hey, Meatball.

He didn't even miss me.

Hey, T.J.

You had a lot of good practice on me.

I'm really sorry, Pappy.

Some day,

you will do an even better job
than the enemy.

Thanks, Pappy.

Sure you're ready for this?

Pappy's ready for anything,
aren't you, Pappy?

He's ready.

Okay.

Roll the camera.

Good news for the men

of the fighting 214.

Ace Greg "Pappy" Boyington
returns to action

in the South Pacific.

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