SAS: Rogue Heroes Season 1, Episode 2, “Episode 2,” follows David Stirling after his failed parachute jump, as he tries to turn Jock Lewes’s behind-enemy-lines idea into an approved new unit. In the U.S., the series is listed as Rogue Heroes. In this scene, Cairo feels like a place where rules matter on paper, but not much to the men trying to bend the war in their direction. Paddy Mayne ignores a briefing, keeps playing chess, and reacts badly when a captain pushes him too far. At the same time, Stirling tries to get inside GHQ without a pass, leaning on his family name and his confidence before realizing the gate will not open that easily. The moment works because both men are shown in different kinds of rebellion. Paddy is all temper and refusal, while Stirling is charm, class, and improvisation. Neither fits neatly into the army’s usual order, which is exactly why the idea of the SAS starts to make sense. In the U.S., SAS: Rogue Heroes Season 1 is currently available on fuboTV, MGM+ Amazon Channel, MGM Plus Roku Premium Channel, MGM Plus, Philo, and Spectrum On Demand; there are no free streaming options listed right now. #SASRogueHeroes #RogueHeroes #DavidStirling #PaddyMayne #JockLewes #ConnorSwindells #JackOConnell #WarDrama #WWII #MilitaryDrama #TVShorts #shorts #movie 📌 Disclaimer: This video is a fan-edited short made for entertainment and commentary purposes under fair use. All footage and characters belong to their respective copyright holders. No copyright infringement intended. This content is purely fictional and for entertainment purposes only.
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Work smarter, not harder. lol
That little guard would never tell a lieutenant to f off like that 😂
Well, that guard was doing exactly what he was ordered to.
Stirling became a Colonel.
Plot twist: Hes been standing there without crutches for an hour waiting for the guard to notice them.😅
I think when Admiral ching lee was tasked with checking if guards where doing their job he would give them an Id with Hitlers face on it😂
Imagine telling a superior to fck off, as a simple guard, in the 1940’s, in th BRITISH ARMY?
Beautiful shots, clean and efficient
Trust me i was a lieutenant in the Royal Engineers. If any private or sergeant told me to fuck off like that, they would be beasted within an inch of their lives. I wouldn't be mad about him doing his duty; it's how he conducted such duties.
Timing and details, Timing and details...... 🤫
No sergeant would eff around with a comissioned officer.
As if any soldier would speak to an officer like that
Claude Auchinleck was a brilliant man
Improvise, Adapt, and Overcome
It's not a Guardsman's job to decide what information gets by. You simply ask for his name and rank and then you radio it into the base. He won't get reprimanded he'll be put in prison for treason. Controlling information on a battlefield is either a state action or treason. 😅😅😅
If you ain't cheatin', you ain't tryin'.
As would have said the black knight:"None shall pass."
Commando doing Commando things.
That's how the SAS just walked into bases without having passes.
"whats his name?" idk, sterling?