Middle of a war zone...
"Let's go and watch Star Wars"

it would be funny to see Terry Johns face if he would hear about how popular he became with this series xD

I love how they are getting shot at and they are just talking about what film they should watch

That's so sad that Orlando Rogers was killed. Here, at 21, he shows a maturity beyond his years. He's successful at maintaining a proper emotional distance and closeness with the recruits, so that they feel they can rely on him, but they also respect his authority (No small feat considering most of the men are the same age as him, and even older than him in some cases). He's kind, warm, and shows genuine care for their progress--while helping them develop the mental grit and fortitude for the challenge ahead. What a bright young man, and such a sad loss. It's tragic to think of young men cut off before they have a chance to truly fall in love, marry, and start a family...

Terry's failure breaks my heart man, he gave his all and beyond and his body didn't allow him... Respect to him and Royal Marines

so it seems Terry John made it as a sapper in style. passing out his training with a special medal voted by other recruits for comradeship and uplifting others or something along those lines.

Gotta love stopping in the middle of a war to talk about what movie they gonna watch after hearing a few guys say “cheeky bastard” most Brit thing I’ve seen

4:20 Major 'Scotty' Mills RM. Legendary man who helped Royal Marines secure the world record speed march in October 2017.

Terry is my favourite person in this series

I feel sad about Terry and I hope he will find his happiness at the royal engineers

I like Terry Johns.  He's got heart.  I see the way his cadre interacts with him and I don't think anyone looks down on him for his failures.  He's given it his all and that's all you can ask of a man.

Marines under fire, discussing what movie to watch when they get back. Love it lol.

18:44 under fire and arguing over what film to watch.

Wow, Chris Terrill is seriously badass, he passed the course aged 55 and went to the front line. Total respect.

It takes a strong man to recognise physical weakness and reset his personal goals. I think Terry will soon find out that the Royal Engineers are every bit as professional as the Royal Marines, but with a different task to achieve. Sapper John has a certain ring to it.. I wish him all the best. The Royal Engineers have gained a very good soldier.

Royal Gurkha rifles always & forever loyal to QUEEN & it's people !

Terry will always be in my heart! <3 It's a shame he a a condition in his legs :'( Proud of him becoming a Royal Engineer, well done!

Everyone puts young officers down but everybody has to learn, I was a section commander in afghan and a few months into my tour out multiple commander was casevac home due to serious injuries and we had a young second lieutenant replace him and at first me and the lads were flapping about it but he turned out to be an awesome multiple commander with our help and nurturing and still to this day remains a close friend, I've left the army now but the young second lieutenant is now a company commander and succeeding to the highest order, give young officers chance, everybody has to learn.

The courage on them lads, 18:30 taking fire and discussing what movie to watch

Respect to Terry, put in a Great effort.