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Masters of the Air

  1. Episode 9 Part 9
    Masters of the Air Series-Finale Recap: Many Thanks, Yanks Rosie gets a firsthand look at Nazi evil, Bucky plays capture the flag, and our boys finally get to go home.
  2. Episode 8 Part 8
    Masters of the Air Recap: Sleeping Through D-Day Enter the Tuskegee Airmen — too little, too late.
  3. Episode 7 Part 7
    Masters of the Air Recap: The Hell Over Berlin With Buck and Bucky captured, a new hero of the Bloody Hundredth emerges.
  4. Episode 6 Part 6
    Masters of the Air Recap: When Harry Met Landra Bucky comes eye-to-eye with the enemy while Croz and Rosie get off base.
  5. Episode 5 Part 5
    Masters of the Air Recap: The Dirty Baker’s Dozen Harry Crosby lives, but the worst is yet to come.
  6. Episode 4 Part 4
    Masters of the Air Recap: London by Night Buck goes missing as Bucky spends a weekend in London.
  7. Episode 3 Part 3
    Masters of the Air Recap: Literally the Fog of War The Bloody Hundredth’s numbers are further reduced.
  8. Episode 2 Part 2
    Masters of the Air Recap: Bombing at Night A welcome demotion for Bucky Egan, an unsought promotion for Harry Crosby.
  9. Episode 1 Part 1
    Masters of the Air Series-Premiere Recap: Those Who Will The Spielberg-Hanks latest series introduces us to a plethora of handsome pilots played by Brits.
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