'Allo 'Allo!

In occupied France, a nervous café owner tries to keep his business running while juggling demands from the Resistance, German authorities, secret agents, and several people drawn to him. His café becomes the center of increasingly tangled schemes involving hidden fugitives, wartime secrets, and farcical misunderstandings.

My take

You’ll like this if you enjoy broad British farce, recurring catchphrases, and tangled wartime schemes in the spirit of The Black Adder; Not for you if you prefer subtle humor or dislike dated stereotypes.

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