Courage, New Hampshire

TV Series
2011–
1h

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Tavern keeper and justice of the peace Silas Rhodes, alongside British deserter Bob Wheedle, leads a band of rebel soldiers known as "The Sons of Liberty" in acts of midnight justice against... Read allTavern keeper and justice of the peace Silas Rhodes, alongside British deserter Bob Wheedle, leads a band of rebel soldiers known as "The Sons of Liberty" in acts of midnight justice against royal ocials attempting to enforce unpopular law in the pre-revolutionary New England tow... Read allTavern keeper and justice of the peace Silas Rhodes, alongside British deserter Bob Wheedle, leads a band of rebel soldiers known as "The Sons of Liberty" in acts of midnight justice against royal ocials attempting to enforce unpopular law in the pre-revolutionary New England township of Courage, New Hampshire. Tales depicting daily life in this 18th century early Ame... Read all

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8.3/10

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Bob Wheedle: I've known a campaign or two in my time. It hasn't all been cards and dice in the barracks - and you don't want to trifle with the 29th, squire.
Silas Rhodes: Must be something to see.
Bob Wheedle: Steel, powder and blood, Mr. Rhodes. Row after row.

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1/10

Horrendous

Stilted dialog, incomprehensible plot and wildly-varying, inconsistent accents combine to fuse inaccurate historical matter with inchoate political viewpoints. Contrast this with the Emmy-nominated miniseries of "The Kennedy's" which was also made from a non-Hollywood viewpoint but without the underlying vitriol and a stellar script.

John Waters would love the amateurish élan of this Corky St. Clair-lacking production. About on par with "Red, White, and Blaine" "I'ma... I'm going to fight for my country! To fight... and yes, perhaps die... so that young men from here to Timbuktu can feel the wind of freedom blowing' through their hair!"