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Season 1 |
| 1 :01x01 - Currahee (Sep/09/2001) | | The members of the 101st Airborne are in training at Camp Toccoa, Georgia. After finishing their training, the men ship out to Uppottery, England. They practice their jumps, do field exercises, and find out that their first combat experience will be Normandy. | | Guest Stars: Joseph May (1) as Edward J. Shames, David Schwimmer as Lt. Herbert M. Sobel, Michael Fassbender as Sgt. Burton "Pat" Christenson, Jordan Frieda as Replacement, Simon Schatzberger as Joseph A. Lesniewski, Alex Sabga as Francis J. Mellet, Rocky Marshall as Earl J. McClung, Jamie Bamber as Jack E. Foley, Jason O'Mara as Lt. Thomas Meehan, David Crow as Corporal, Simon Pegg as William S. Evans | Director: Phil Alden Robinson
Writer: Tom Hanks, Erik Jendresen (1) | | | |
| 2 :01x02 - Day of Days (Sep/09/2001) | | The members of the 101st Airborne drop into Normandy on D-Day. The drops are a huge failure, and the members of Easy Company are separated. Winters finds some members of his company and leads them to an American camp. He is then put in charge of the company when it becomes obvious that their commander did not survive the jump. Easy Company is then sent to take out a German artillery position that is giving the troops on Utah Beach some problems. | | Guest Stars: Steve Chaplin as Pilot, Ezra Godden as Robert Van Klinken, Ben Peyton as Warrant Officer Hill, Marc Warren (2) as Albert Blithe, Adam James as Cleveland O. Petty, Jonie Broom as Hans Schmidt, Simon Fenton as Gerald J. Lorraine, Jonathan Edwards Young (1) as Lt. John W. Kelley, Chris Robson as Surrendering German, Paul Williams (1) as Pvt Jack Olsen | Director: Richard Loncraine
Writer: Erik Jendresen (1), Tom Hanks | | | |
| 3 :01x03 - Carentan (Sep/16/2001) | | After finally regrouping in Angoville-au-Plain, Easy Company is sent to take the town of Carentan, which is essential so that the United States can bring its tanks off the beaches. After struggling to take the city, the men of Easy Company along with several others are forced to prepare for the imminent German counterattack. | | Guest Stars: Scott Rognlein as Trooper - F Company, Doug Cockle as Fr. Maloney, Bart Ruspoli as Edward J. Tipper, Iain Robertson as George Smith, Ezra Godden as Robert Van Klinken, Nigel Hoyle as Leo D. Boyle, Adam James as Cleveland O. Petty, Diana Kent as Mrs. Lamb, Stephen Walters as John McGrath | Director: Mikael Salomon
Writer: E. Max Frye | | | |
| 4 :01x04 - Replacements (Sep/23/2001) | | A group of replacement paratroopers join Easy Company just before the company is set to jump into Holland for Operation Market Garden. When Easy gets to Eindhoven, they meet no resistance, instead meeting locals who are happy to see them. But when they are patrolling a nearby town, they are ambushed and "Bull" is left behind. | | Guest Stars: Freerk Bos as Dutch Farmer, Josefine Hendriks as Young Dutch Girl, Jack Wouterse as Dutch Farmer in Farm, Hugo Metsers as John Van Kooijk, Alex Sabga as Francis J. Mellet, Peter Stark as German inside Barn, James McAvoy as James W. Miller, William Tapley as British Tank Commander, Eion Bailey as David Kenyon Webster | Director: David Nutter
Writer: Graham Yost | | | |
| 5 :01x05 - Crossroads (Sep/30/2001) | | Winters led a daring mission at a Dutch dike and is promoted to Battalion. Winters does not like being stuck behind a desk and is concerned about the leadership of the three companies he is now in charge of. News reaches of a massive German attack in the Ardennes Forest and Easy Company is sent to defend the Allied lines, while short on supplies and ammunition, and without winter gear. | | Guest Stars: Jimmy Fallon as 2nd Lt. George Rice, Luke Roberts as Suerth | Director: Tom Hanks
Writer: Erik Jendresen (1) | | | |
| 6 :01x06 - Bastogne (Oct/07/2001) | | Easy Company is in the forest just outside of Bastogne, Belgium. The company fights off frostbite, hunger and the occasional German attack. Medic Eugene Roe meets a Belgian nurse who he becomes friends with while trying to keep the men of Easy Company alive. | | Guest Stars: Lucie Jeanne as Renée Lemaire, Laird MacIntosh as Jeep Driver, William Armstrong (2) as General McAuliffe (Bill Armstrong) | | Director: David Leland (2) | | | |
| 7 :01x07 - The Breaking Point (Oct/14/2001) | | Lt. Dike has been put in charge of Easy Company, but he is a terrible leader. He is constantly leaving the frontline and going off to random places whenever he is needed. The soldiers begin to wonder if he will be able to lead them when they are told they will have to take the nearby town of Foy. | | Guest Stars: Alex Sabga as Francis J. Mellet | Director: David Frankel
Writer: Graham Yost | | | | | | | | | |
| 10 :01x10 - Points (Nov/04/2001) | | Easy enters Berchtesgaden, to capture the "Eagle's Nest", a mountain mansion that was built by the Nazi party for Hitler. After going to the mansion and taking many of Hitler's belongings, the men are given some down time. With Hitler having commited suicide the war in Europe is over. The men of Easy celebrate, but soon they are told that all of the members without enough points to go home will be sent Japan. | | Guest Stars: Jason Done as Drunk GI, Dan van Husen as Alleged Commandant, Matt Hickey (1) as Patrick S. O'Keefe, Tom Hardy (1) as John A. Janovec, Paul Herzberg as German Doctor at Checkpoint, Wolf Kahler as German General, Milo Twomey as Army Doctor, David Schwimmer as Capt. Herbert M. Sobel, Jonjo O'Neill as Replacement #1 | | Director: Mikael Salomon | | | |
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