Episode Seven: MORGEN
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- Опубликовано: 24 сен 2024
- September 1944: A British glider lies stranded in the centre of an isolated dyke, miles away from its intended drop zone.
But the men hiding inside it will soon realise, there are worse things waiting outside the downed aircraft, than the enemy soldiers they fear....
I appreciate the way the Germans are actual humans with feelings and thoughts just like any other person. The truth is people fight for their home country, wherever that happens to be. Very good story. I am looking forward the rest.
This makes the drive home after a twelve hour shift bearable
There's a new Wartime Stories too.
This is straight up Wolfenstein material.
"What can men do against such reckless hate?" - King Theoden
"Ride out and meet it." - Aragorn
@Håkan Bergvall I would call that a successful meeting!
@Håkan Bergvall in truth though this was another excellent story. It was something very old that had remained hidden for a long time preying on the conflicts of man. And as you undoubtedly know evil never truly dies. You can vanquish it for a time...........but it always comes back.
@@the_sixxness And it will always be met by those that fight it.
Aye. 👑👑👑
Nolan, by using those that tormented him during his life to fight to the death, was brilliant.
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@@UnclassifiedEncounter A wise man once said, "Hate keeps a man alive." Nolan certainly proved it correct.
It's like the B-17 segment in Heavy Metal 1981.
*ONLY MORE BADASS*
It would be interesting if their was a story of the same kind of zombie attack but its with a SS officer and a Russian POW.. each one hate the other but they need to work together in order to survive. Overall great story though
I absolutely loved this. This is one of the better short stories I've heard in a long time. Amazing job. Thank you very much for this!
Seen this on patreon and had to watch it again. Excellent episode guys, just the thing to take your mind away after working 12 hrs in an nhs hospital. Love the channel and the places it takes me to after a tough day, thanks lads and god bless.
Thanks not only for all the support John, but also for all the hard work. 👊🏻
22:14: His name was Alonso Molina. This is how he finally was freed from his misery... and so the others soon follow later on.
(Had to put things full circle here, thank you very much.)
Ah another fantastic episode. 👌Chefs kiss
Just what I need on a friday after a long shift cheers
Good show 👍
Blimey that was nerve wracking. Loved it thank you 👍
This was literally written for me, m8! 1000 cheers and thanks! (I couldn't help imagining alternative scenarios, such as a elite unit of Prussians, joining a squad of Coldstreams, to battle French zombies bearing a rotting Eagle standard, maybe near a little place named Quatre Bras?
That was really good, I enjoyed it very much, thanks.
Gotta love a classic zombie story
Why is this a great lead into a "The German Army fought three fronts, East, West and the Unatural. The Unbennter-Truppen taking on Europe's many Legends, soon to be all to real"
Metz just didn't want to write a report on the incident :p
That was a bloody good nightmare comr true!!! To have lived as someone else while things happen to them and wake up to the same nightmare coming true but as himself!!!! Brilliant scheme!!!!
The best bit of storied work, i have heard in a long time! Really good stuff!!!
Absolutely brilliant!
My friend. You just keep getting better and better. Just loved this story. Just the thing to go to bed listening to. Thanks so much for all your hard work. Matt UK 🏴
What a great story, IV really loved this channel
Thank you for another great story. I was watching this in the bar while drinking my third or seventh Yuengling and others asked me "what the hell are you watching"? So you may have a couple of new subscibers.
Great story! I love it.
All of these are true treasures thank you for all the hard work its truly appreciated. My grandfather would have enjoyed them, he served in all theatres in the navy having 2 destroyers sank underneath him one by a uboat and the other by kamikaze as chief gunners mate. He spoke of sixty foot swells and all sorts of things that still captivates me while missing him dearly
Thank you for sharing, can I ask which ships they were, if you knew the detail?
@@UnclassifiedEncounter He graduated from Sulphur Springs High School in 1936. He joined the U.S. Navy in March 1937, and served until October 1945. He served in the North and South Atlantic and Mediterranean invasions and South Pacific Theater, and was detailed to convoy duty in the North Atlantic, and attained the rank of chief gunner's mate. He saw duty aboard the U.S.S. Tuscaloosa. the U.S.S. Bristol, the U.S.S Yosemite and the U.S.S. Taylor.
I’m going to have a look into that. Thanks for the detail. 😂
@@UnclassifiedEncounter he also received a German commendation for efficiency on terms of surrender in the Mediterranean...
German surrender
Great story 👍🏼
Wonderful! I love these and look forward to them! Thank you so much
Outstanding! Loved this one!
This is why you never board strange aircrafts
I don't really have the words to describe this other then, Fantastic! Bravo! Keep up the fantastic work and thank you for everything you guys do.
One does not simply parachute into the Dead Marshes of Mordor.
I like the ending. Oberfeldwebel Metz did the right thing by telling the two survivors to go join their comrades. The reaction of the Panzergreanadiers to their undead foe suggests that they had faced similar enemies on the Eastern Front. A possible indication of a future episode involving Soviet experimentation with the unholy?
Well now……
@@UnclassifiedEncounter Wait, am I close to the mark?
You may well have spotted something of a deliberate emphasis…..
@@UnclassifiedEncounter Would you believe me if I said that I wasn't trying to spot it?
Hell, no
Brilliant episode! This is definitely one of my favourites xx
Huge fan of the channel, please keep it up! 💯
Bilston and the Lost City? What Lost City?
Hah. It’s bizarrely the name of a housing estate, in a Black Country town named Tipton.
I noticed this episode leaned heavy in locals you've been to. A lot of Wolverhampton places.
Why the Lost City though? Big fans of a certain book, the people there?
I’ve got something to look forward to watching later tonight.
It looks like a really good one, too.
Thanks guys.
Uh, Freaking Awesome !!
I think these guys would have had a better day HAD it been Gremlins. That's some creepy critters
So is said NCO going to encounter the Robber Knight?
Digging this!
Another interesting episode.
Thumbnail is from Simon’s POV and the hands on the windows are his subscribers.
Great episode… this is my second viewing & as always I gain more from this! I have a special attachment to Arnhem but I thought it was clever to place this episode just outside the main action.
Good to see Metz again….still waiting for more Linz! 😉 I really enjoyed the character of Nolan…he’s a gem! As usual Shaun’s artwork is amazing… 👍🏻 Because you’re a clever sort, I suppose you already knew that Morgen is also a word in Dutch? 😂
Nope, because my clever outer appearance is all just an elaborate (and fragile) facade.
It doesn’t mean anything rude does it? Like ‘Crevice’? Or ‘Bottom’?
@@UnclassifiedEncounter 🤣🤣 I was going to tell you it meant “moist” but not even I could be that much of a minx! 😉 It means “tomorrow” but it’s also used to say Good Morning… “Goedemorgen”. 😃
If you had. You’d have got me. And got me good…..
@@UnclassifiedEncounter 😘
Grade A story telling my friend, riveting stuff!
Shepard of fire starts playing in the background
The art reminds me of Richard Corben. Really well done.
Wow, you have no idea what a compliment that is! Thanks!
@@sadastronautdesigns4500 Dude for sure, I draw a lot too and used to read a lot of Metal Hurlant, I see the influence for sure 🙏🙏
Damn. I was born in Arnhem. As a matter of fact, i live just 30 minutes driving from it. This is surreal to me.
Add more videos! Add more videos! Add more videos! Please! I'm in love with this channel! I can only re-watch the same videos so much, you know? Thanks for the new upload! Fix achieved, ahhhh.
Enjoyed this story, nice one.😁
Decided to see what new channels were on Bedtime Stories and saw this and figured I'd check it out. Wow just as good so keep it going. Sorry just as great. I found Wartime Stories also that way. Your team has a great system going and I love it. Thank you
Great work!
Bravo! Bravo!
These is pure fantasy...!
I've loved every episode you made, but this one is probably my favorite
I'm getting more interested in these stories, thanks.
Man this is a good one great job
Yeah when that fight instinct triggers and the adrenaline kicks in you sorta go feature and face blind in regards to your opponent(s). It doesn’t really register and you don’t process or see their faces until afterwards when you have calmed down. But then you never unsee them, ever and their features creep just below your subconscious until you drift to sleep and dream and when see someone that looks similar or you talk about the experience and that’s when you feel the fear and horror of it all. Those two Brit’s are in for a lot of sleepless nights.
Wet Walkers?... No, don't get up. I'll see myself out.
Seriously though I'm looking forward to hearing more about these. Reminds me of the Vodianoi, if I'm spelling that right.
nix the pic.
when blair witch was released in 92 or 93, handprints were new to cinematic horror.
to me, the children handprints just seemed more like paint, and the rooms lined with handprints looked like metaphors for the prisons in life gen xers would find settling for lives of creative freedoms instead of sociopolitical justice. and in a way, this manifested accurately when gen x would go on to produce vapid gormless horror media involving handprints and woven sticks for a million fing years just like the wound up tools they were told to be. no more fing handprint horror.
what?
Oooh, new episode! Excellent as always, I’m always happy when I see a new episode has come out.
In regards to the forest demon episode(which I guess this one replaced in the lineup, so to speak) my personal opinion(and, as always, this is just my two cents) would be to go through with it. I understand your worries given recent events with Russia’s attack on Ukraine, but the USSR’s history during World War Two is a lot more than just Russian history. Something like four million Ukrainians fought for the USSR during World War Two, and vast numbers of non- Russians within the country’s borders did so likewise.
(I’m sorry if I sound a little preachy, but all of the Soviet history classes I took in college really tried to hammer home the fact that the USSR was more than just Russia in red paint and that stuck with me). Heck, what might work is tweaking the episode a little and having it be pro Soviet Ukrainian partisans fighting the creature?
It’s not so much any massive political ideology. It’s more the fact I’ve put a lot into the channel over the last year, and I don’t want to risk a complaint or a ban as a result of someone’s feelings getting hurt and lodging a compliant about something they see on it.
The episode will still go out, as some point, once things die down
@@UnclassifiedEncounter
Ahh, got it.
@@UnclassifiedEncounter Yep, that's the unfortunate thing. People are taking the current anti-Russian feeling to the extreme. Nevermind that taking down one of your videos does nothing to help Ukraine.
I try to stay directly down the centre, wherever I can. There was a bit of broaching about the Dresden episode, but no formal complaints I’ve seen. One of the advantages of portraying the majority of the characters in an independent and non-political light, other than the die-hard Nazi characters, is people seem less inclined to scream at me.
That was good keep them coming
The forgotten soldier 🪖
It starts. You'd think you know a bunch of guys and gals who know everything and all that drek...
And in the meantime, something just happening in the Backrooms will have to wait.
2:53: Wait, didn't the trailer say that Market Garden hasn't even happened yet?
So, the Midlander pilot is talking like one of the cops and that old farmer from Hot Fuzz, or am I misremembering such odd and almost incoherent accents?
9:18: The return of the back-of-the-head angle.
Bloody zombies. Good thing explosive projectiles exist (thank you for giving me that idea back when I was younger, Garrett and fire arrows from the Thief games).
Man, that Nolan sure is a bada**e. Also, how kind of Metz to let the survivors be.
All done. Feel free to say your words.
Wow! intense!
Is this fictional or testimony from witnesses?
The narrations were a bit muffled for me, but I loved the story!
Wow
So, is this just focused on the European area of ww2, or can we suggest things for other battles that took place like the pacific war?
There are scripts planned for other theatres, but in terms of research I’ve been prioritising Europe as a means of setting a framework for the channel
Keep it up man👍🏻
wow !!!!!
I kinda like these😊
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18:17: If only they knew the truth... if only.
(Once more, another call-back... wait, she had a family?! What's going on?)
So is this myth legend or modern fiction?
Fiction, based on myth and historical fact
One for the algorithm.
You are completely right about MG42 being a great decapitator!
I mean,it has such precission and density of fire it can quickly do this job but just one bullet directly to the brainmass...that head will pop like an water ballon! Unfortunately I saw it too...
Was that an inspiration!?
(A lot of MG42s (and their clones M53) and MG34s still here on Balkan!)
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@@UnclassifiedEncounter Thanks man! God speed!
No matter what your government tells us, guy on the other side is just a Soldier like You and such scenes in the end are more VERY COMMON WHEN ENCOUNTERING A GREATER TREAT! Like Communism...and ALL OF IT'S STRAINS!
You Should really read "Diary of the East Front Sniper" or the movie "Neprijatelj"
aka "Enemy" from...2011 or 2001
I think! GREAT STUFF! Something like this, but in reverse logic, the creepiness factor and Cinematography are as usually...brilliantly Serbian!
(I think it is Croatian-Serbian-Bosnian coproduction, but that did's scr*wed up anything! LOL! Just a joke but our movies since independence are rubbish! Just an honest Croatian dude speaking here! :-)
I’m glad you like the material. I’m never entirely sure how accessible it is to people outside the UK/US, but it seems to have been received largely in the spirit it was intended.
@@UnclassifiedEncounter Language is a bit "too British" for most people,Yes, but the moral of the stories...The Soldier will understand! Maybe not whole story if he/she is not a history buff but the essence is clear!
I was a War Child...we were under similar or better to say worse situation than Ukrain e Now (Ukraine gets most modern Guns,MANPADS,ATLs... for free, we were under
CRIMINALLY INSANE UN GUN EMBARGO
and so-called but decapitated Yugoslavians and their Army, which took side of great-Serbian radicals had it ALL! And their worst of the worst...BEASTS! The last of Barbarians!
SAME SCHOOL AS SOVIETS!
That's when I learned ONLY Guns=Freeedom!
Plus my BEST friend and Brother, under whom I served, was some type of the meanest spec-ops guy ONE could meat! American of German descent from these areas whose family was exiled by the same Yu Army! But under that also the best human being and fiercely protective friend and family man who gave me job and space to live when everything I had basically collapsed! I don't believe it was an accident he "found me" on the shooting range and after talking with him and few crazy stunt after that! LOL
For me,it was Job from my dreams (as an armorer and a sodier, later our equivalent of NCO) in a PMC company of his...just call him a VERY close relative!
And the stunt...I traveled over 1000 miles on the train to Germany to give him back his Service Pistol he forgot (due to our STUPID laws, You HAD to keep them under key IN THE SAFE) and I was nearest to the shooting range who had it,and as police loiter there,we talk, it is Saturday and drinking don't go with guns (we are not Russians! LOL) so we go to my place to show him where to leave it for now and we go to town with his company to the bar,he gets a bit drunk, phone calls and it was some rush...he had to go back on Duty ASAP, and so...he forgets it! LOL! We became range buddies but later inseparable friends and Brothers by blood and fire! (We functioned on the terrain or in company best when together! He even got a direct transfusion from me after getting stupidly hurt on razor wire then nearly passing out! Same blood! 0 - )
The funny thing was,I returned his service pistol breaching MULTIPLE EU LAWS just so he does not get into trouble since I remembered the address but not the phone number! And I know what it meant to lose the weapon you had,at least in 90's when one lousy AK from Mob cost half year's salary!
HEHe! I remember how surprised he was to see me since I was near penniless so he explained those times are gone and all he had to do is to fill a form if he lost it or say he knows it was stashed in a safe place and will go back and return it...All that for...some form?!
LOL but as he said, "Your blind loyalty, the path you were and unique skill-set along with that national library you have in the head" as he puts it "is something I WON'T ALLOW to GO WASTE!"
Best Job I ever had! And it was NEVER BORING WITH HIM, no matter how hard or boring the rest of the day was! Until he got KIA... GOD! Why not me instead?
But there were a lot of ex-SAS guys in the company too so YEAH, I understand You perfectly if I learned to understand thick Scottish (Dorish?) accent..lol!
But the funny thing is that before I died clinically my language skills were...heh...limited to say at least! NOW...I pick up a new language in a week! But I still regret I did not stay there-EVERYWHERE! Its...Not like I am suicidal, which is miracle on it's own but...THAT PEACE! It can NOT be described properly! It is both frustrating that You can't go in that place for long time but that EVERYTHING WE CALL HERE...is nothing but a droplet of water in the ocean of the INFINITE Bliss and unconditional LOVE!
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I mean no offense by this. Purely constructive criticism you can take or leave. The visuals are great, but it's the stories that lack. These are fiction stories and telling them as you would a true story kind of drags them down. (You have to work harder for fiction because people know it isn't real) There is a lot of telling and not showing, which keeps the tension from building. For instance, you just said, it was an undead instead of actually describing what the character was seeing from his perspective. I think if you could build up the mystery by showing, it would give the viewer more immersion in the story and cause them to anticipate the climax and give punch to the monster reveal. (But it's just my opinion.)
is this true?
Is this real?
Some great comments here and all I could think of was "there but by the grace of God go I" when the German officer let the survivors go and pointed them in the direction of their comrades. Another ripper for sure.