Awesome / Where Eagles Dare

• Smith gets his when he accomplishes his mission (exposing the traitors) with a brilliant Batman Gambit: He holds everyone at gunpoint, saying that until he gets proof that says otherwise, everyone's an enemy. He reveals himself to be a German spy, and tells Schaffer to drop his machine-pistol. Then he has the three German double agents write down the names of every German spy in Britain they know of to prove they are truly German agents. Once they do so, he tells them that he, a British officer, just played them all for fools, and Schaffer falls right into sync. The awesome part is that Smith had tipped Schaffer off without anybody knowing about it. When he had Schaffer at gunpoint, he told him to discard his machine-pistol, despite the fact that he knew Schaffer had a silenced handgun, and that Schaffer knew he knew. Schaffer wasn't quite sure what was going on, but the fact that Smith "forgot" to mention his sidearm clued him in to the fact that something was up.
• Schaffer gets his moment when he holds off a detachment of Germans in a hallway using two MP40s. When they start throwing grenades, he throws them right back, only retreating when they start throwing them two or three at a time.
• Smith and Christiansen's battle atop the cable car.
• Colonel Kramer may be a bad guy, but it's hard not to be impressed when he stands up to Von Happen's bullying and expresses contempt for the Gestapo officer.
  Kramer: If there is any discredit, you bring it upon yourself.
• Smith's showdown with the Big Bad is pretty impressive, especially the look on the villain's face once he realizes he's been threatening Smith with a gun that has no firing pin.
• Cartwright Jones (alias General Carnaby) gets points for being such a firm Defiant Captive. Even when he learns that half of the men sent to rescue him are traitors and that the rescue mission has seemingly been ruined, he doesn't break down and admit the ruse.
  Jones: Nothing's changed, colonel.