SAS: Rogue Heroes - Season 1

2022

The creators of Peaky Blinders deliver a dramatised account of how the world’s greatest Special Forces unit, the SAS, was... More

The creators of Peaky Blinders deliver a dramatised account of how the world’s greatest Special Forces unit, the SAS, was formed under extraordinary circumstances in the darkest days of World War Two.

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Where to watch SAS: Rogue Heroes - Season 1

SAS: Rogue Heroes - Season 1 is available to stream... More in New Zealand now on TVNZ+.

SAS: Rogue Heroes - Season 1 episodes

Episode 1

Spring 1941. Frustrated with military command’s handling of war, Stirling... More and Lewes formulate a plan to parachute men into the desert, attacking enemy forces from deep in the desert.

Episode 2

While recovering in hospital, Stirling ruminates on Lewes’s idea to... More attack the enemy from behind and hatches a plan to get approval for their unit from General Auchinleck at GHQ.

Episode 3

The newly recruited members of the SAS carry out a... More disastrous and devastating first mission. Determined to prove their strategy will work, they prepare to try again.

Episode 4

As the SAS's reputation spreads among the Axis Italian and... More German forces, another daring mission results in a shocking and devastating loss to the team.

Episode 5

Paddy initiates the Free French soldiers into some unorthodox training... More methods, and Stirling leads a raid on Benghazi accompanied by the prime minister’s son, Randolph Churchill.

Episode 6

A meeting with Winston Churchill sees the SAS embark on... More their most daring operation to date. While success sees them achieve official status, Stirling receives some terrible news.

SAS: Rogue Heroes - Season 1 | Ratings & Reviews

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"Vividly realised and relentlessly enthralling..."

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Empire Magazine

"It is witty, pacy, confident, and, as you might expect, occasionally very violent."

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The Guardian

"It’s a (sort of) Peaky Blinders in the desert, and it works for me."

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The Times

"Steven Knight has a riot with this bombastic wartime saga."

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The Telegraph

"The show’s semi-mythic atmosphere — amplified by an anachronistic rock soundtrack, freeze-frames and exchanges that feel heavily (if well) scripted — seems apt for this specific tale."

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