Sharpe DEFENDS A Castle Siege! | Commander Sharpe's Finest Moments | Sharpe

Defending a castle under siege?
Now thats soldiering.

Inventing chemical warfare. That’s soldiering

Tragicful period!

Face like a dead fish, round glasses....perfect description of Ducos.

Well Sir, on first sighting the new Sharpe video I naturally decided to watch, that's my style Sir!

That was Sharpe's finest battle. Even Gaston deemed it worse than Russia.

Clapping gastons cheeks that’s solidering

Like, Subscribe and Comment, Sir.

Like Zulu at the end

I'm the 200th like. That's my style sir!

I’m here for the comments, that’s my style sir

Terrible, tresmont terrible...

Did anyone see the “dead” soldier who blinked while on the ground

These kept popping into my recommended. Finally decided to watch them. Did sharpe not air in the US? It’s pretty entertaining.

I joined a muzzleoading group and learned to shoot flintlock rifles, having never fired a gun before, after watching this show and read the books. Ended up buying 2 flintlocks, before getting Sharpe's gun.

I paid to have a flat lock carbine bore Baker Rifle made for me. It's my main gun now.

I have absolutely no style, yet I admire Sharpe!

Gotta love me some Daniel Hagman, John Tams = national treasure 🤩

I would love a Shape remake in the style of GOT.

I have the complete set and it’s an amazing series. The thing I never got with this episode his using scaling ladders in the first attack when they could have gotten through those archways

Now THAT's soldiering!

Creating circuit boards so we can watch Sharpe on digital devices? Now that's soldering!
I hate me.

The Sharpe channel is still uploading clips? Now that’s soldiering.

Shooting a brother in front of his distraught sister, in her own home.
Now that’s soldiering

Every comment is just blank, blank now that's soldering lol

would like to have seen blomfelds reaction when Sharpe and his men, plus the wounded returned to camp

Defending a maiden's virtue... now that's soldiering

Nonsense the marching scene by the French, riflemen would ALWAYS take out the commanders first.
Here they shoot everyone except the guy in charge.
Not a hope a general would be out in front.

not sleeping with the pretty French girl before a battle... now that's NOT soldiering!