Episode 10: Points (with Damian Lewis)

Episode 10: Points (with Damian Lewis)

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Episode 9: Why We Fight (with Ross McCall & John Orloff)

Ross McCall, who portrays Technician Fifth Grade Joseph D. Liebgott, Jr., and the episode’s writer, John Orloff, join host Roger Bennett to discuss this sobering, powerful installment of the series, which depicts the liberation of a Nazi concentration camp. McCall and Orloff reve ...  Show more

Episode 8: The Last Patrol (with Scott Grimes)

Scott Grimes, the actor who plays Tech Sergeant Donald Malarkey, discusses a pivotal installment in the series, where after a daring night patrol, the men of Easy Company begin to believe that surviving the war may actually be possible. Grimes reflects on how on “Band of Brothers ...  Show more

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