I have worked my way through the entire Allo Allo series over the last two years, I love the show, I'm a huge fan, so I was keen to see more.
A long time since I last saw this, and I seemed to remember it being an extended follow up episode, in reality it's more a documentary, looking at characters and actors in turn, remembering those that had passed away since the show ended.
It was so sad that Carmen Silvera had passed away, she was an integral part of the show, I loved Madame Edith.
There was something quite wonderful about hearing the music, and seeing René in his uniform, in his rightful place at the Café.
Plenty of fun, plenty of memories, Sam Kelly's insight was memorable though, from a child, I was convinced he said flop, how wrong I was.
Quite a lovely, sweet watch, 9/10.
A long time since I last saw this, and I seemed to remember it being an extended follow up episode, in reality it's more a documentary, looking at characters and actors in turn, remembering those that had passed away since the show ended.
It was so sad that Carmen Silvera had passed away, she was an integral part of the show, I loved Madame Edith.
There was something quite wonderful about hearing the music, and seeing René in his uniform, in his rightful place at the Café.
Plenty of fun, plenty of memories, Sam Kelly's insight was memorable though, from a child, I was convinced he said flop, how wrong I was.
Quite a lovely, sweet watch, 9/10.