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The Rat Patrol rescue General Owen Lansbury (John Anderson), a British intelligence officer, in the desert before Dietrich's forces can capture him. Lansbury, who is injured and seems to be suffering from heat stroke, orders the Rats to attack a German oil pipeline. Tully calls headquarters, confirming that the pipeline exists and destroying it is a greater priority than Lansbury's condition.
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The Rat Patrol rescue General Owen Lansbury (John Anderson), (Creator/JohnAnderson), a British intelligence officer, in the desert before Dietrich's forces can capture him. Lansbury, who is injured and seems to be suffering from heat stroke, orders the Rats to attack a German oil pipeline. Tully calls headquarters, confirming that the pipeline exists and destroying it is a greater priority than Lansbury's condition.
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Written by: Al Ramrus and John Shaner %% I should've written this down when the names came up on the TV screen, IMDb does not reflect so I got it from the inherently unreliable Wikipedia; I think it's correct this time
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Written by: Al Ramrus and John Shaner %% I should've written this down when the names came up on the TV screen, IMDb does not reflect so I got it from the inherently unreliable Wikipedia; I think it's correct this time
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%% Either I took too long during the commercial break or it was skipped over the part in which they figure out where the pipeline is and whether or not the general was right
The Rat Patrol carry out the attack on the pipeline, blowing it up. Hitchcock gets shot and collapses, but it looks like he'll live. However, Lansbury dies of his wounds, probably never realizing that the Rat Patrol carried out his order after all.
The Rat Patrol carry out the attack on the pipeline, blowing it up. Hitchcock gets shot and collapses, but it looks like he'll live. However, Lansbury dies of his wounds, probably never realizing that the Rat Patrol carried out his order after all.
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* AgonizingStomachWound: Lansbury is suffering from one throughout the episode, but downplays it until it's too late to save him.
* BittersweetEnding: Lansbury probably doesn't live long enough to see the Rat Patrol destroy the pipeline.
* BittersweetEnding: Lansbury probably doesn't live long enough to see the Rat Patrol destroy the pipeline.
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Troy thinks Lansbury is too ill to be giving orders, but Moffitt thinks that's mutiny. However, when Lansbury points to an area of solid rock as the location of the oil pipeline, Moffitt begins to doubt the general's sanity. Aware that the Rats are questioning his judgment, Lansbury condemns them as traitors and tries to arrest them. Troy and Moffitt lay down their pistols, but then Lansbury passes out. It turns out that the general's injuries were worse than he let on; a stomach wound he'd claimed was "worse than it looks" is actually life-threatening. Moffitt says that even if they get Lansbury to a field hospital, he might not survive.
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Troy thinks Lansbury is too ill to be giving orders, but Moffitt thinks that's mutiny. However, when Lansbury points to an area of solid rock as the location of the oil pipeline, Moffitt begins to doubt the general's sanity. Aware that the Rats are questioning his judgment, Lansbury condemns them as traitors and tries to arrest them. Troy and Moffitt lay down their pistols, but then Lansbury passes out. It turns out that the general's injuries were worse more severe than he let on; a stomach wound he'd claimed was "worse than it looks" is actually life-threatening. Moffitt says that even if they get Lansbury to a field hospital, he might not survive.
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Troy thinks Lansbury is too ill to be giving orders, but Moffitt thinks that's mutiny. However, when Lansbury points to an area of solid rock as the location of the oil pipeline, Moffitt begins to doubt the general's sanity. Aware that the Rats are questioning his judgment, Lansbury condemns them as traitors and tries to arrest them. Troy and Moffitt lay down their pistols, but then Lansbury passes out. It turns out that the general's injuries were worse than he let on, as he'd been shot in the stomach. Moffitt says that even if they get Lansbury to a field hospital, he might not survive.
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Troy thinks Lansbury is too ill to be giving orders, but Moffitt thinks that's mutiny. However, when Lansbury points to an area of solid rock as the location of the oil pipeline, Moffitt begins to doubt the general's sanity. Aware that the Rats are questioning his judgment, Lansbury condemns them as traitors and tries to arrest them. Troy and Moffitt lay down their pistols, but then Lansbury passes out. It turns out that the general's injuries were worse than he let on, as on; a stomach wound he'd been shot in the stomach.claimed was "worse than it looks" is actually life-threatening. Moffitt says that even if they get Lansbury to a field hospital, he might not survive.
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The Rat Patrol rescue General Owen Lansbury (John Anderson), a British intelligence officer, in the desert. Lansbury, who is injured and seems to be suffering from heat stroke, orders the Rats to attack a German oil pipeline. Tully calls headquarters, confirming that the pipeline exists and destroying it is a greater priority than Lansbury's condition.
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The Rat Patrol rescue General Owen Lansbury (John Anderson), a British intelligence officer, in the desert.desert before Dietrich's forces can capture him. Lansbury, who is injured and seems to be suffering from heat stroke, orders the Rats to attack a German oil pipeline. Tully calls headquarters, confirming that the pipeline exists and destroying it is a greater priority than Lansbury's condition.
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* POVCam: Used to demonstrate Lansbury's delirium. We see his vision lose and regain focus, and an approaching German patrol seems to disappear and reappear.
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* POVCam: Used as Lansbury wanders through the desert to demonstrate Lansbury's his increasing delirium. We see his vision lose and regain focus, and an approaching German patrol seems to disappear and reappear.
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* WhamShot: The scene revealing Lansbury's stomach wound, which he'd been hiding all along.
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* WhamShot: The scene revealing the seriousness of Lansbury's stomach wound, which he'd been hiding trivializing all along.
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The Rat Patrol carry out the attack on the pipeline, blowing it up. Hitchcock gets shot and collapses, but it looks like he'll survive. However, Lansbury dies of his wounds, probably never realizing that the Rat Patrol carried out his order after all.
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The Rat Patrol carry out the attack on the pipeline, blowing it up. Hitchcock gets shot and collapses, but it looks like he'll survive.live. However, Lansbury dies of his wounds, probably never realizing that the Rat Patrol carried out his order after all.
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* POVCam: Used to demonstrate Lansbury's delirium. We see his vision lose and regain focus, and an approaching German patrol seems to disappear and reappear.
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The Rat Patrol rescue a British general in the desert who seems to be suffering from heat stroke. The general orders them to attack a German oil pipeline.
Troy thinks the general is too ill to be giving orders, but Moffitt thinks that's mutiny. However, when the general points to an area of solid rock as the location of the oil pipeline, Moffitt begins to doubt the general's sanity. The general tries to arrest the four men of the Rat Patrol. Troy and Moffitt lay down their pistols, but then the general passes out.
Troy thinks the general is too ill to be giving orders, but Moffitt thinks that's mutiny. However, when the general points to an area of solid rock as the location of the oil pipeline, Moffitt begins to doubt the general's sanity. The general tries to arrest the four men of the Rat Patrol. Troy and Moffitt lay down their pistols, but then the general passes out.
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The Rat Patrol rescue General Owen Lansbury (John Anderson), a British general intelligence officer, in the desert desert. Lansbury, who is injured and seems to be suffering from heat stroke. The general stroke, orders them the Rats to attack a German oil pipeline.
pipeline. Tully calls headquarters, confirming that the pipeline exists and destroying it is a greater priority than Lansbury's condition.
Troy thinksthe general Lansbury is too ill to be giving orders, but Moffitt thinks that's mutiny. However, when the general Lansbury points to an area of solid rock as the location of the oil pipeline, Moffitt begins to doubt the general's sanity. The general Aware that the Rats are questioning his judgment, Lansbury condemns them as traitors and tries to arrest the four men of the Rat Patrol. them. Troy and Moffitt lay down their pistols, but then the general Lansbury passes out.
out. It turns out that the general's injuries were worse than he let on, as he'd been shot in the stomach. Moffitt says that even if they get Lansbury to a field hospital, he might not survive.
Troy thinks
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The Rat Patrol carry out the attack on the pipeline. Hitchcock gets shot, but it looks like he'll survive. The general, on the other hand, died, probably not even knowing that the Rat Patrol did carry out his order.
After Hitchcock gets patched up, Troy thinks the patient is well enough to go back on duty. Hitchcock tells them that's not the case, that he needs a night to recuperate and to send in the nurse. It is implied that the patient and the nurse will have sex in the medical tent.
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* EternalSexualFreedom averted somewhat: Neither Troy, Moffitt nor Pettigrew seem to object to their comrade having sex with a nurse. The nurse delivers something to the tent, goes back out, looks around to make sure none of her medical colleagues see her, then goes back in the tent.
* LevelMapDisplay as the Allies and the Nazis make their way to the pipeline.
After Hitchcock gets patched up, Troy thinks the patient is well enough to go back on duty. Hitchcock tells them that's not the case, that he needs a night to recuperate and to send in the nurse. It is implied that the patient and the nurse will have sex in the medical tent.
! This episode contains examples of the following tropes:
* EternalSexualFreedom averted somewhat: Neither Troy, Moffitt nor Pettigrew seem to object to their comrade having sex with a nurse. The nurse delivers something to the tent, goes back out, looks around to make sure none of her medical colleagues see her, then goes back in the tent.
* LevelMapDisplay as the Allies and the Nazis make their way to the pipeline.
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The Rat Patrol carry out the attack on the pipeline. pipeline, blowing it up. Hitchcock gets shot, shot and collapses, but it looks like he'll survive. The general, on the other hand, died, However, Lansbury dies of his wounds, probably not even knowing never realizing that the Rat Patrol did carry carried out his order.
order after all.
After Hitchcock gets patched up, Troy thinks the patient is well enough to go back on duty. Hitchcock tells them that's not the case, that he needs a night to recuperate and to send in the nurse. It is implied thatthe patient Hitch and the nurse will have sex in the medical tent.
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*EternalSexualFreedom averted somewhat: EternalSexualFreedom: [[AvertedTrope Averted somewhat]]. Neither Troy, Moffitt nor Pettigrew seem to object to their comrade Hitchcock having sex with a nurse. The nurse delivers something to the tent, goes back out, looks around to make sure none of her medical colleagues see her, then goes back in the tent.
*LevelMapDisplay as LevelMapDisplay: As the Allies and the Nazis make their way to the pipeline.pipeline.
* WarIsHell: Troy says this as an ironic joke when he learns that the wounded Hitchcock is going to spend the night with a pretty nurse.
* WhamShot: The scene revealing Lansbury's stomach wound, which he'd been hiding all along.
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After Hitchcock gets patched up, Troy thinks the patient is well enough to go back on duty. Hitchcock tells them that's not the case, that he needs a night to recuperate and to send in the nurse. It is implied that
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* WarIsHell: Troy says this as an ironic joke when he learns that the wounded Hitchcock is going to spend the night with a pretty nurse.
* WhamShot: The scene revealing Lansbury's stomach wound, which he'd been hiding all along.
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Directed by: Creator/SuttonRoley
Written by: Al Ramrus and John Shaner %% I should've written this down when the names came up on the TV screen, IMDb does not reflect so I got it from the inherently unreliable Wikipedia; I think it's correct this time
The Rat Patrol rescue a British general in the desert who seems to be suffering from heat stroke. The general orders them to attack a German oil pipeline.
Troy thinks the general is too ill to be giving orders, but Moffitt thinks that's mutiny. However, when the general points to an area of solid rock as the location of the oil pipeline, Moffitt begins to doubt the general's sanity. The general tries to arrest the four men of the Rat Patrol. Troy and Moffitt lay down their pistols, but then the general passes out.
%% Either I took too long during the commercial break or it was skipped over the part in which they figure out where the pipeline is and whether or not the general was right
The Rat Patrol carry out the attack on the pipeline. Hitchcock gets shot, but it looks like he'll survive. The general, on the other hand, died, probably not even knowing that the Rat Patrol did carry out his order.
After Hitchcock gets patched up, Troy thinks the patient is well enough to go back on duty. Hitchcock tells them that's not the case, that he needs a night to recuperate and to send in the nurse. It is implied that the patient and the nurse will have sex in the medical tent.
! This episode contains examples of the following tropes:
* EternalSexualFreedom averted somewhat: Neither Troy, Moffitt nor Pettigrew seem to object to their comrade having sex with a nurse. The nurse delivers something to the tent, goes back out, looks around to make sure none of her medical colleagues see her, then goes back in the tent.
* LevelMapDisplay as the Allies and the Nazis make their way to the pipeline.
Written by: Al Ramrus and John Shaner %% I should've written this down when the names came up on the TV screen, IMDb does not reflect so I got it from the inherently unreliable Wikipedia; I think it's correct this time
The Rat Patrol rescue a British general in the desert who seems to be suffering from heat stroke. The general orders them to attack a German oil pipeline.
Troy thinks the general is too ill to be giving orders, but Moffitt thinks that's mutiny. However, when the general points to an area of solid rock as the location of the oil pipeline, Moffitt begins to doubt the general's sanity. The general tries to arrest the four men of the Rat Patrol. Troy and Moffitt lay down their pistols, but then the general passes out.
%% Either I took too long during the commercial break or it was skipped over the part in which they figure out where the pipeline is and whether or not the general was right
The Rat Patrol carry out the attack on the pipeline. Hitchcock gets shot, but it looks like he'll survive. The general, on the other hand, died, probably not even knowing that the Rat Patrol did carry out his order.
After Hitchcock gets patched up, Troy thinks the patient is well enough to go back on duty. Hitchcock tells them that's not the case, that he needs a night to recuperate and to send in the nurse. It is implied that the patient and the nurse will have sex in the medical tent.
! This episode contains examples of the following tropes:
* EternalSexualFreedom averted somewhat: Neither Troy, Moffitt nor Pettigrew seem to object to their comrade having sex with a nurse. The nurse delivers something to the tent, goes back out, looks around to make sure none of her medical colleagues see her, then goes back in the tent.
* LevelMapDisplay as the Allies and the Nazis make their way to the pipeline.
