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Isn't this outfit, 214,
called the Black Sheep?

Yes, sir.

I've heard they're trouble.

You're gonna run across
that field, get in that plane,

start it up, taxi it out, take off
with all these Japanese around here?

I gotta try!

I give you my word.
No one will be killed.

The moment MacArthur's on the ground,

the Colonel's gonna kill
every one of us.

Shoot him.

Come with me.

Stop that plane!

Emergency.
This is Black Sheep 1.

Guys with grenades, cover us.

We are poor, little lambs

Who have lost our way

Baa, baa, baa

Baa Baa Black Sheep
S01E09 - Up for Grabs
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Morale runs high in the war against Japan.

As Supreme Commander
of the South West Pacific,

four-star General Douglas MacArthur,

visits our fighting men with
a new philosophy of warfare.

My strategic concept for the Pacific theater

contemplates massive strikes against
only main, strategic objectives.

Utilizing surprise and air-ground
striking power, supported by the fleet,

key points must, of course, be taken.

But a wise choice of such
will obviate the need

for storming the mass of
islands now in enemy possession.

Island-hopping with extravagant losses

and slow progress is not my idea
of how to win a war

as soon and as cheaply as possible.

You require new and imaginative weapons.

Wars are never won in the past.

Promising fewer losses for greater victories,

MacArthur has announced his
intention to visit personally

every American unit in the Pacific theater
until he is assured that the fighting spirit

of all our brave young men remains undaunted
as we press to victory against Japan.

There it is.
All right.

Why?

They'll see you.
You'll spook them.

Who's gonna see me?

T.J., fish have got eyes.

They can see shadows, movement.

Now, get up there.

Get your fly ready.

Fly ready.

Now just flip it over those bushes.

Try to put it right over there.

Don't let it sink too deep.

'Cause you'll get hung up on
something on the bottom, okay?

Okay.

The wind caught her.

T.J., you missed my point.

You're supposed to get the fly in the water.

Oh, that's funny.

Get out of here, Meatball.
Get out!

Come on, Meatball.
Hey, Meatball.

Good morning. Look what
I saved you for breakfast.

Oh, that's good.

Oh, Lord.

Whoa!

Meatball!

Meatball!

Meatball!

Meatball!

Meatball!

Hey, Meatball!

Meatball.

Anderson!

Who's on breakfast detail around here?

Freeze!

Don. Damn it.

They bashed in his skull.

Is he alive?

Yeah.

Look, Pappy.

Pappy, I'm sorry, I couldn't warn you.

Happened too fast.

Attention!

The Commanding Officer,

Major Boyington,

which one?

Who is Boyington?

I gotta help.

This man will be the first to die.

You can't tie up a man.

It's against the Geneva Convention.

You are Boyington.

I'm Boyington.

Come with me.

Whose tent?

Colonel, tying up a prisoner
is a violation...

Are you a brave man, Major?

You want to die here
in front of your men?

Whose tent is that?

Lt. Wiley and Lt. Casey.

Where are they?

They were shot down two days ago.

Major, if you cooperate with us,

none of your men will be harmed.

Some of my men need medical attention.

And I want them dressed properly.

They are to dress as if
they were for a normal day.

Tell them to gather up their clothing

and go into that building.

They will do exactly
what they are told to do.

Unless they want to see
their friend killed.

If there is any resistance,

one will die, then another,

until there is no resistance.

Tell them.

Hey, you guys, get your stuff.

Go into the Sheep Pen.

Be real calm with these monkeys.

Smile at 'em. They haven't
killed anyone yet.

Let's not give'em a reason to start.

Put up your flags, Major.

We want your camp to look normal.

Bragg!

Up the flags.

Yes, sir.

Take it slowly, will you, please, Jerry?

Banzai! Sayonara!

What are we gonna do?

Exactly what they tell us to do, Bobby.

Colonel, it's 07:00.
We have reveille at 07:00.

I have to go
to the radio shack.

It's on a record. You know,
it's on a phonograph record.

Thank you very much, Tojo.

You don't mind if I called
your mother an old sow, do you?

Here it is.

What's that supposed to mean?

Reveille?

No, can't be.

Today is Sunday.
Besides, it's our day off.

Uh, let's go on back.

We ain't catchin' nothin' anyway.

That's kind of weird.
Reveille on Sunday mornin'.

Reveille around here
anytime is pretty strange.

Let's go on back.

Hey, look here, Bobby.

How you doing, French?

Well, I'm here, Pappy.

Hutch.

I must be all right, Pappy.
I'm hungry.

What do these fools want, Greg?

These monkeys must want
something from us.

Otherwise they would've
shot us in our underwear.

They want everything
to look as normal as possible.

That means they're gonna keep us alive.

Now, this is an order.

I want you guys to cooperate with them

until we find out why they're here.

What if we just jump 'em, Pappy?

Then half our guys go to hell.

Seems like that's where
we're headed anyway, Greg.

These boys ain't gonna let us
off this island breathing.

You were warned. No talking.

You will sit with your hands on your heads.

I'm for getting this over with,
one way or another, Pappy.

I've got two wild cards.
Casey and T.J.

Let's wait and see how they fall.

I was really counting
on having fish for breakfast

this morning.

T.J., if I was you, I wouldn't count on
my fishing technique for my sustenance.

You get funnier everyday, Casey.

Hey, look at the flag.
It's upside down.

Somebody's hung-over again this morning.

Who are those guys?

Get down.

They're Japanese.

What?

They're wearing our uniforms.

Somebody put the flag upside down.

Somebody blew reveille.

The place is crawling with Japanese!

What happened?
I didn't here any shots. Did you?

No.

Get up. We gotta go in there
and take a look.

Stay down.

Did you see that?

They're heading for the Sheep Pen.

That means everybody must be in there.

I'm gonna go and get a closer look.

Be careful.

That won't be necessary.

Sit down and lower your hands, gentlemen.

Good morning.

Which is Major Boyington?

Ah, yes.

Major, I am lshio Kato with the University
of Tokyo, American Studies department.

I'm in charge of this operation.

I'm very pleased that
none of you has been killed.

Now, this man, here...

You see,

I could as easily have said, "shoot him".

But why waste a life?

All of you can still live
to see your families

and your homes again.

We require very little of you.

There will be a courier plane
landing on the island this morning.

A distinguished visitor
will be making an inspection tour.

He'll expect to see your squadron
Iined up at attention to greet him.

The last thing we want to do is,
uh, disappoint him.

I know that many of you are
considering, uh, heroics.

Don't.

I am a scholar.

Col. Saguchi here is a soldier.

He is prepared to take command of this
operation and carry out his orders,

Ieaving no one alive on the island.

Moreover, destroying the airplane
and everyone in it.

Should the plane be diverted
from landing,

we have carrier-based fighter planes

standing by to destroy it in the air.

So, there's nothing to be gained
from resisting us.

Nor is there any shame
involved in cooperation.

Not even your highest ranking
officers have any idea

that we know the whereabouts
of Gen. MacArthur.

MacArthur's coming here?

You heard him.

You're surprised.

Even you were not informed.

Then, clearly you could not
have been prepared for us.

There is no dishonor in this
for any of you.

T.J., you almost bought it.

What did you hear?

Gen. MacArthur...

What?

MacArthur is coming in on a courier plane.

That's why they want to make
everything look like it's normal.

Then they're gonna try and take him.

Mac... MacArthur?

I think it would be better if you and
I talked, uh, away from your men.

They're very young.

It always surprises me
how young they are.

I ask you, Major,
will they cooperate?

I give you my word.

No one will be killed.

Professor, you may think you're in charge.

But let me tell you this.

The moment that MacArthur's on the ground,
the Colonel's gonna kill every one of us,

whether you say so or not.

You say that because you're a soldier.
I think you're wrong.

Will you cooperate with us, Major?

Your men will follow your lead.

The radio room?

If we can get to that radio.

No, no, no. I... I can...
I can never get the message out in time.

Well, think of something.

The pl... the planes!

The radio's not strong enough.
They'll never hear you.

They would be if I were in the air,
flying toward Espritos Marcos.

You're gonna run across that field,
get in that plane, start it up,

taxi it out, take off with all
these Japanese around here?

I've gotta try!

What do you mean, you gotta try?
What about me?

T.J., I've seen you run.
I'm faster than you are.

I ran the 440 in high school.

What's the 440 in high school
got to do with this?

You're a desk jockey! I've had
more time in the Corsairs than you.

I am not! I can fly with
any man in this squad.

Let's flip for it.

All right.

I don't have any coins, sorry.

Wait a minute.

Rock, paper, scissors.

All right.

Rocks.

Rocks crush scissors.

I go.

Best two out of three.

Wiley, I'm going!

Did you really run the 440 in high school?

Watch me.

A deal.

I promised the professor.

I gave him my word, that we will
cooperate, we will not try anything,

if he would give us proper
medical attention and food.

Pappy...

Jerry...

You mean we have to
deal with those creeps?

No.

What do you mean?

I mean I want French to have
proper medical attention,

and I want all of us to have some food.

And when we do move on these guys, at
least we will have a fighting chance.

Now if we try anything...

If we try it right now,
it's going to be suicide.

So we wait.

And maybe at the last moment,
it will be suicide.

But that will be the last resort.

Understood?

Did you have to give him your word?

Jerry, you know I never keep my word.

The flag, major.

What about the flag?

You know very well.

Who's in that airplane?

I don't know.

He says he'll kill all of you

if you don't stop that plane, Major!

It's too late to stop it!

You were warned what would happen.

What did you tell him?

I saved your life, Major.

For the moment.

Do you realize what the man
flying that airplane has done?

You told me you'd cooperate.

You gave me your word.

Use your head, Kato.

None of my men had
anything to do with this.

Then who, Major?

Who did?

One of my boys went fishing this morning,
before Saguchi took over the camp.

I won't be responsible
for the consequences of this.

T.J.?

Bragg.

T.J., I'm glad to see you.

How'd you get here?
Where's everybody else?

I came through the jungle.
They're still at camp.

This Jeep went crazy through camp!

I got some hand grenades.

Oh, great!

You know how to put the pin
back in one of these?

Major!

Major,

our fighter plane will
shoot down your Corsair.

But the man flying it will only
be the first of you to die.

This is Black Sheep 1. Over.

Emergency, emergency.

This is Black Sheep 1
on open frequency, over.

This is Black Sheep 1.
I have an emergency.

Does anybody read me?
Over.

Come in, Espritos Marcos.

This is Black Sheep 1. Emergency.

Please, somebody's gotta hear me.

Emergency, emergency!
This is Black Sheep 1.

This is Black Sheep 1.
We have an emergency.

Emergency.
- Gen. Moore.

I'm pickin' up a distress signal.

Sounds like it's coming from
Black Sheep 1 on open frequency.

What's the position?

Don't know, sir.
I've lost it.

Black Sheep 1?

Yes, sir.

Isn't this outfit, 214,
called the Black Sheep?

Uh, yes, sir.

That's what they like to call themselves.

I've heard they're trouble.

No, they're a good unit, sir.

They're, uh, high spirited...

See if you can take him up
from this end, son.

Yes, sir.

Black Sheep 1, this is lnfield.
Do you read?

This is Black Sheep 1.

Emergency!
Emergency!

If anybody can read me,
this is Black Sheep 1.

I'm flying east from Vella La Cava.

The entire island has been
taken over by the Japanese.

...Black Sheep 1.
Emergency! Emergency!

Major.

Your Corsair's been shot down.

No message got through.

Put your hands on your heads.

That man is going to die.

You're gonna have to buy it, Wong.

Saguchi!

Saguchi!

What's goin' on out there?

I don't know.

Are they gonna shoot Gutterman?

They're setting up a firing squad!

Saguchi!

Get back, Major!

If you shoot him, you'll have to
shoot everyone on this base.

You won't have one Marine to see
MacArthur when he gets here!

There's a radio call from
the courier plane, come with me.

Infield to Black Sheep Ground,
do you read? Over.

Infield to Black Sheep Ground,
do you read?

Be very careful what you say, Major.

Your friend's life is in your hands.

Black Sheep Ground, this is Infield.

Do you read?

Five by, lnfield.
Go ahead.

Boyington?

Yes, sir.

Uh, do you have a pilot in trouble, Greg?

We're picking up a distress.

Negative, sir.

Major, bring out your men.

The courier plane will be
here in 20 minutes.

All of us are to line up on the runway.

Greg.

That's an order, French.

Pull your shirt out.

C'mon.

Some more.

Do you wanna take any?

Come on.

Hurry up.

Let's go.

You men will form two lines!

Two lines!

Made another deal, didn't you, Greg?

That's right.

You saved my butt.
You want my opinion?

No.

I ain't goin' through with this.
I don't care about getting killed to stop it.

Listen to me, Jim.

We're to jump 'em at the airfield.

You take half and try for the jungle.

The rest of us will try
and keep these guys occupied.

When I make a move for the jungle,
you guys follow.

Attention.

Pappy!

Let's get out of here.

Guess we showed 'em, huh, Pappy?

Yeah, we did. We got
our butts out of the fire.

They still have the airfield and the plane.

You guys with grenades, cover us!

Hold it!

I surrender.

Mind if we take these prisoners
off your hands, Major?

Hey, much obliged.

What happened to General MacArthur?

We diverted his flight.

Your pilot, Lt. Casey, was
picked up by Air-Sea Rescue.

When he explained the situation to us,

we brought in this unit from Rendova.

Thanks, Skipper.

Thanks a lot, huh?

Hey!

Everybody made it okay, huh?

Yeah.

Hey, T.J.,
didn't you have the duty?

Oh, no... no... no. Look, Larry
and I went fishing early this morning...

I know that, but didn't
you have the duty?

No, you see, when we
came back, I saw...

Who had the duty?

Boyle. Boyle had the duty.

Boyle, did you have the duty?

I didn't have the duty.

Did you have the duty?

Me no speak the English.

You "no," what?

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