Oct 21, 1985
René is annoyed when the airmen return and sends them away dressed as nuns with instructions to hide in the local convent. Edith, officially a widow, finds René's will, naming her as sole beneficiary, and sets out to spend his money on a new hat to attract other suitors. Flick gets Gruber, who once worked in an art gallery, to identify the original painting whilst the 'nuns' return and end up hiding in the piano.
Oct 28, 1985
Because Hitler wants the painting, Herr Flick orders René to hide the painting, that's concealed in a sausage, in his kitchen.
Nov 04, 1985
Dressed as a pantomime cow the two airmen narrowly avoid being milked before going to a landing field to pick up their plane home. Unfortunately all the plane does is drop by parachute an intelligence officer called Crabtree,who poses as a gendarme and mangles every attempt at the language. Captain Geering and René meanwhile have to stop the train from reaching Berlin as it is carrying the sausage which does not contain the painting. They plan to blow it up and blame the Resistance but fail to do so and the train passes them by.
'Allo 'Allo! Season 2 (1985) is released on Oct 21, 1985 and the latest season 9 of 'Allo 'Allo! is released in 1992. Watch 'Allo 'Allo! online - the English Comedy TV series from United Kingdom. 'Allo 'Allo! is directed by David Croft,Martin Dennis,John B. Hobbs,Richard Boden and created by David Croft with Gorden Kaye and Carmen Silvera. 'Allo 'Allo! is available online on Amazon Prime Video and Britbox Apple TV Channel.
René Artois runs a small café in France during World War II. He always seems to have his hands full: He's having affairs with most of his waitresses, he's keeping his wife happy, he's trying to please the German soldiers who frequent his café, and he's running a major underground operation for the Resistance. Quite often, the Germans' incompetence itself is what nearly lands René and his cohorts in hot water; they are not helped either by the locals, who are dreadfully keen to get rid of the Germans, but their blatant and theatrical attempts at espionage and secrecy often create problems that René must solve quickly.
