'Allo 'Allo! season 7 episode 5 Recap and FAQ
Episode Summary
René and Edith return from London, narrowly avoiding danger from both Germans and the Resistance. The British airmen, found in a pigsty, are disguised as potatoes in René's café. Germans reopen the local newspaper for propaganda, making René the reluctant editor. Chaos ensues during a photo shoot for the paper, featuring Madame Fanny and Monsieur Leclerc's marital troubles. The episode ends with a disastrous German officers' picnic, highlighting the ongoing tensions and comedic misadventures in Nouvion.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Who are René and Edith?
René and Edith are the main characters who run a café in Nouvion, France during WWII.
Where have René and Edith just returned from?
They have just returned from London, where they fled to avoid danger from both the Germans and the Resistance.
What is the new plan to send the British airmen back to England?
The plan involves building a raft using telegraph poles to help the airmen sail across the Channel.
Why did Herr Flick and Von Smallhausen need to escape the monastery?
They needed to escape due to their secret communication being compromised.
What disguise do the British airmen use in René's café?
They are disguised as sacks of potatoes.
Why is a newspaper reopened in Nouvion?
The Germans reopen the local newspaper to use it for propaganda purposes.
Who is appointed as the editor of the newspaper?
René is appointed as the editor of the newspaper.
What does Michelle of the Resistance demand from René regarding the newspaper?
Michelle demands that René use the newspaper for the Resistance's secret communication.
What issues arise during the newspaper's photo session?
The photo session is chaotic due to a marital spat between Madame Fanny and Monsieur Leclerc, and general disorganization among participants.
What happens at the German officers' picnic?
The picnic, meant to show a friendly occupation, ends in disaster with ant attacks and Gestapo interference.
How does the episode portray the relationship between the villagers and the German occupiers?
The episode portrays a strained and humorous relationship, with failed attempts at German propaganda.