Sharpe's Company (TV programme) Quotes

Sharpe's Company is a television show that was first aired in 1994 . Sharpe's Company completed its run in 1970.

It features Malcolm Craddock as producer, and Dominic Muldowney as theme composer.

Sharpe's Company is recorded in English and originally aired in United Kingdom. Each episode of Sharpe's Company is 100 min. long. Spinoffs for this show include Sharpe's Enemy (TV programme).

Sharpe's Company Quotes

• (Unnamed) "What's to happen is, you will become proper soldiers. And draw tunics of the red bright light company of the South Essex, and you will hand in your precious rifle guns and draw proper muskets to go along with being proper dressed. Fit for soldiers at last."
• (Unnamed) "Never thought you'd see it, did you, Mother?"
• (Unnamed) "You hate me, don't you? Well, I hate you."
• (Unnamed) "I do, I do, I do. I hates 'em."
• (Unnamed) "Who said that? I heard that. Mad? Oh, no, I ain't mad. Not so's I don't know."

• (Unnamed) "Here. St. Patrick's Day."
• (Unnamed) "God save Ireland -- you're a grand man."
• (Unnamed) "For an Englishman."

• (Unnamed) "Dig. You don't dig, you don't eat."
• (Unnamed) "Officer coming, Sarn't."
• (Unnamed) "That ain't an officer I know Mr. Leftenant Sharpe"
• (Unnamed) "when me and Sharpe was like that. And that is me on top."
• (Unnamed) "Oh yes, oh yes --"

• (Unnamed) "All men should have daughters. It puts honey on their tongues."

• (Unnamed) "Now open your legs ever so wide, and lie still as a dead'un."

• (Unnamed) "We're in. By the living God we're in."

• (Unnamed) "Sgt. Hakeswill --"
• (Unnamed) "Permission to speak, sir."
• (Unnamed) "I've nothing to say, sir."
• (Unnamed) "Oh my word, what a surprise -- Sharpie."
• (Unnamed) "You are come to me?"
• (Unnamed) "Ever such a long way. I was despairing."
• (Unnamed) "LEFT FACE."
• (Unnamed) "QUICK MARCH."
• (Unnamed) "You lay a finger on any of my men, Sgt., and I'll bloody kill you."

• (Unnamed) "God may damn them but I'm not inclined."

• (Unnamed) "Obadiah, and a blackguardly officer called Morris, once beat a native Indian half to death, until I stopped them. They blamed me for it, and I was flogged. Watch him, Pat. He preys on the men. He'll snaffle kit, belts, frogs, haversacks, all entered or found lost by Obadiah, which leads to floggings unless he gets paid. Then wives. He beats men till their wives come to him, which I call rape. I've seen his like before. An evil man marching in a cloud of pipely. And because he kicks up salutes, obeys every officer, he's bombproof to all but us. We who come up from the ranks, we're smart to him."
• (Unnamed) "We are that."

• (Drummer Boy) "Ninety-three. Ninety-four. Ninety-five."
• (Drummer Boy) "Ninety-six. Ninety-seven. Ninety-eight. Ninety-nine. One hundred. One hundred and all's done, sir."
• (Unnamed) "Harper? Come back here."
• (Unnamed) "Sir?"
• (Unnamed) "You're a brave man. I salute you for it."
• (Unnamed) "Thank you, sir. Thank you."
• (Unnamed) "You all right?"
• (Unnamed) "Jesus, it hurts like hell. I couldn't have taken much more."

• (Unnamed) "I think you're a rogue, Sharpe. But you're on my side and one of my rogues. I don't want you dead."

• (Unnamed) "My daughter is ill and all you can do is cry."

• (Unnamed) "Come to show these lazy bastards how it's done, sir?"

• (Unnamed) "Oh. He looks dead to me. Did you slice off his arm? Thought you did, thought I saw."

• (Unnamed) "It's time to go mad."

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