'Allo 'Allo!
- TV sitcom
- BBC One
- 1982 - 1992
- 85 episodes (9 series)
René Artois, proprietor of Café René in Nazi-occupied France, struggles to keep the business running whilst keeping the resistance and the army happy. Stars Gorden Kaye, Carmen Silvera, Vicki Michelle, Richard Marner, Kim Hartman and more.
- Series 4, Episode 1 repeated at 10pm on U&Yesterday
- Streaming rank this week: 576
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- Series 2, Episode 6 - Herr Flick's Revenge
Hans, René and the Colonel are imprisoned in Herr Flick's cellar in connection with the location of the various Fallen Madonna copies. Could their days be up? And will a cunning plan involving silk knickers finally get the airmen home?
Further details
The Colonel and Captain are imprisoned by Herr Flick who wants to learn the whereabouts of the real painting. René and company sew together a balloon from knickers they have been stealing all around Nouvion, that balloon to take the British airmen away.
Broadcast details
- Date
- Monday 25th November 1985
- Time
- 8:25pm
- Channel
- BBC One
- Length
- 30 minutes
Cast & crew
Gorden Kaye | René François Artois |
Carmen Silvera | Edith Melba Artois |
Vicki Michelle | Yvette Carte-Blanche |
Richard Marner | Colonel Kurt Von Strohm |
Kim Hartman | Private Helga Geerhart |
Guy Siner | Lieutenant Hubert Gruber |
Kirsten Cooke | Michelle Dubois |
Richard Gibson | Herr Otto Flick |
Rose Hill | Madame Fanny 'Fifi' Lafanne |
Sam Kelly | Captain Hans Geering |
Francesca Gonshaw | Maria |
Jack Haig | Monsieur Roger LeClerc |
John D. Collins | Flt. Lt. Fairfax |
Nicholas Frankau | Flt. Lt. Carstairs |
Hilary Minster | General Erich Von Klinkerhoffen |
Kenneth Connor | Monsieur Alfonse |
Arthur Bostrom | Officer Crabtree |
Louis Mansi (as John Louis Mansi) | Engelbert Von Smallhausen |
Phoebe Scholfield | Henriette (Michelle's Assistant) |
Garry Merry | German Soldier |
Philip Kendall | 'London Calling' (Voice) |
Jeremy Lloyd | Writer |
David Croft | Writer |
David Croft | Director |
David Croft | Producer |
John Dunstan | Editor |
Roger Martin | Editor |
David Buckingham | Production Designer |