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Stars:
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Stars:
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Frank Thornton
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I was positiviely surprised by Soldier Soldier as the only (as far as I know) under 20s/in my 20s person who has watched this.
I've never been in the army, but I'm nearly 20 and possibly the youngest actual follower of this show. I'm quite a fan.
The show is beautiful and even relevant today.
Character-wise very well-rounded. You can always find someone to relate to.
The conflicts and plots of episodes are lifelike. Nothing is blown too much out of proportion.
Severely underappreciated show. Had its time and then burnt out, which is unfair.
I liked the original and thus I will be looking forward to the sequel very much.
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I was positiviely surprised by Soldier Soldier as the only (as far as I know) under 20s/in my 20s person who has watched this.
I've never been in the army, but I'm nearly 20 and possibly the youngest actual follower of this show. I'm quite a fan.
The show is beautiful and even relevant today. Character-wise very well-rounded. You can always find someone to relate to.
The conflicts and plots of episodes are lifelike. Nothing is blown too much out of proportion.
Severely underappreciated show. Had its time and then burnt out, which is unfair. I liked the original and thus I will be looking forward to the sequel very much.