Sergeant York Review

Sergeant York
 Instead of doing each part, due to the nature of this episode will review it as a whole.

I was really excited about this one. Partly because it's Odyssey's first 4 part episode, (Not counting Plan B) it features Red Hollard, and it's a history episode. Sergeant York is one story that I hadn't heard, before and his story easily became a favorite of mine. the fact that it has Red in it makes it even better. Red assists Eugene in telling York's story on kids radio, and it's well done.

The pairing of these two is brilliant and I really think Red has been under-used so far. I love his phrases because their usually unique much like how Bernard was.

The theme portrayed is very powerful and two-fold. The part that stuck out to me was in part two when York is struggling whether to fight or not. He then isolates himself from the world in an effort to figure things out for himself. Pastor Pyle pegs the the nail on the head,

 "Everyone comes to that point when they must decide for themselves what they truly believe." Truer words couldn't have been said better.  This episode is harder to review seeing I can't judge on accuracy. But otherwise, it's definitely a favorite of mine.

 

Theme: Love Always Protects 5/5
Humor: 4.5/5

  Quotes: 3.5/5 --
Standout Quote(s):

Pastor Pyle: Then you know what you gotta do, Alvin.
Alvin York: Yes sir. I need to walk up to that alter, sir.
Pastor Pyle: It's not just walking, son. It's dying. Not like Everett inside of this box, but dying to that infernal man inside you that been fighting again God.
 
Interest level: 4.5/5
Average "Like" rating: 4/5
(part 1: 4/5
Part 2: 5/5
Part 3: 3.5/5
Part 4: 4/5)

Average Rating: 4.5/5

What did you think of Sergeant York? Like it? Too long? You know the drill I love picking your brain, so go ahead and comment.

This has been Freddy Jay connecting the gap between Odyssey and YOU!  Over and out!