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Notice, the honneur of our days was taking a touch on their hat in their time

Had to get the series on dvd, so good 👍😊

"She's answering the helm sir!" Just for a second i thought were on the bridge of the Enterprise 1701!

The Ministry of Silly Hats... 🎩😂

Looks to me like Mr Bracegirdle has had a couple of tots already xD

The only Javert . Simply in a league of his own

Quisieta poder vet del episodio 10 en edelante porque los anteriores ya los tengo gracias😊😊😊😊😊

"A wanton extravagance!"

Always a bad sign when the rats are dropping aswell . 7:20 in PT 5

Hornblower would only do that once. Then the gun carrage wuld be in his lap

"Carry On Mr Hornblower" - that could be a worthy successor to "Carry On Jack"

What is the answer to being dis-masted off a lee shore? It's always bothered me that the author didn't provide an answer. My only thought was he could drop anchor, but that seems too simple.

If the fireship is within a touching distance, the fire will catch, those days the ships were tar immersed. Still a great series to watch, suberb casting...

An exceptional series. Robert Lindsay (sp?) as Captain Pellew was perfect.

They ought to have raised the White Ensign before firing - but of course these things happen.

I'd love a tot of Rhum myself right now

Don't Forget Captain Foster's role. Great actor as well.

A European king was so distraught over his nobles massacring each other in dueling he made a law forbidding it.

A great, well made series!

Great series!

La perfide d'Albion... Pourri d'anglais

is Admiralty House the same building they used to shoot Wellington's Talavera HQ (the "not one of us" scene) from Sharpe's Rifles?

it's too bad they can't complete the series. we never get to see hornblower as captain where he came into his own.

Salamina y Lepanto, son 2 batallas navales inigualables, que no admiten comparacion, por lo que significaron para Europa y su cultura

This was a *great* series.

The books are better, but this will do nicely.

So, hornblower is a war criminal ey?

I plan on watching this Series end to end with my granddaughter before I die And point out the subtler points of Bosuns pipes !!

I wish they had done ALL of the books over the years, even though the script writers just can't seem to stick to Mr. Forester's original story lines this production is Top Notch.

As an old Boatswains Mate I love the real bosuns pipe playing

Finding this show was a real buzz for me after I'd just finished watching 'Sharpe'. Its basically Sharpe on the ocean and I love it. I would have loved to see Hornblower and Sharpe bump into each other. :)

Podría ver todos los capítulos la serie muy buena muchas gracias saludos😊

Podría ver todos los capítulos muchas gracias saludos.😊

Podría ver todos los capítulos muchas gracias saludos.😊

pas d'honneur ! Ils ont trahi leur Drapeau !

Hey, these guys should be careful - somebody might get hurt.

Could you stop making noise?? trying to sleep here!

"That particular examination board may never reassemble I fancy" Because Dreadnought Foster gets killed the next morning. Or at least I presume because the other Captain, name escapes me, does.

FYI: Captain Sir Edward Pellew was a real officer who led an amazing life himself. I encourage you to read a bit about him.

They had the best actors for these shows, including the actors who played the villians.

Captain Pellew must be a remarkable marksman hitting Simpson dead center with a smoothbore musket at 100 yards. Then again, Captain Pellew is one of my favorite characters. He's hard-as-nails, bookish, blunt, quick to anger but underneath an honorable God fearing man. You can see he sympathetically looks over dead sailors and is quite hurt finding out Eggleston and Kennedy were among the fallen. It's a captain you're nervous around who demands perfection but you'd follow him anywhere by his presence and leadership.

Splice the mainbrace, coil those cables, go about, stand fast etc

one of the all time truly great television series

“Fire!”x9

The timing as Pellew pours those glasses and at the same time makes his speech is impeccable.

Ok, I'm new to this series, but how is it honourable to defy the rules of war and fly your enemy's flag? Is this supposed to make him a brilliant tactitian?

Didn't Hornblower violate a crazy number of laws by not running up the English colors? Like, for all the French and English hated each other and were involved in a bloody war for a long time...that's the kind of thing that could easily have put Hornblower in prison.

England has been a Great Country because of men like these. For the rest, half the world owes something of its being to England.

Ian Mcneice, and his impeccible ability to fit right in these "Ye Olde" historical movies.

crazy times. when you think about it.