This is definitely a show to watch in order from the beginning. Not one to just dip into episodes.

Finally he gets to 'Allo Allo", such a classic British sitcom, one of my favourite programms of my childhood and early teen years. I'm quite sure you will love this series as much as all of western Europe did back in the 80s and early 90's. Have fun C!

Listening very carefully i shall say this only once , this show is the best

I am with everyone else. See the whole episode and appreciate the geniuses who created this and the actors who brought it to life. I didn't know I could understand 4 languages until I saw this 😊

I loved Allo Allo, so crazy but funny as fuck.

Absolute classic comedy! Still watch it now. Regularly on repeat.

This is one of the best comedies shows. Such fun to watch. Do more and longer sketches!

You need to react to whole episodes!

There was a British series in the seventies called secret army which was a serious series, Allo Allo is based on that but in a comedic way.

I adore Allo allo. Always one of my favourites, with catch phrases that have become part of British culture ever since.

Believe me Connor, this was just a small taste of this show. I ❤LOVE❤ this hilarious show, bc each character (~25) is so funny. Specially bc they speak english with a french and with a german accent .THE BEST COMEDY SERIE EVER MADE.👍👍👍

There was a serious 1977 TV series called Secret Army. Where a Belgium resistance network was smuggling allied pilots back to the UK. Run by a Belgium restaurant owner. Who appeared to be a collaborator, but was secretly financed by the British. In 1982 they took the basic situation, moved it to France and made it into a brilliant comedy. Which ended up running for 9 seasons and 85 episodes. The show was also very popular abroad, and sold to 85 countries.

You HAVE to do more of these shows, they are classic Brit comedy.

Just rewatching Allo Allo myself, still works even today :) but you really need to watch the full episodes!

Listen carefully, Connor, I shall only say this once: You must watch this whole show!

definitely watch more :-) I heard an interview once with Guy Siner, who played Lt Gruber, and he said that he was saying "tler" (as in he didn't want to say Heil Hitler so just said the last phrase :-) just found a reference to Sam Kelly, the actor who played Cpt Hans Geering, saying that he was just too lazy to say Heil Hitler :-)

Loved Allo Allo. It is still on free view in England

Catch phrases gone into our cultural language. "Listen very carefully, I shall say this only once " the running gags. Cheese in the ears when the( classically trained) singer mangled off key songs. Herr Flicks walk. The licentious wet lettuce and flying helmet. "Good moaning" British spy pretending to be a French Policeman mispronouncing words. The sausage hiding the painting. Olgas underwear. British shot down airmen, under the old ladies bed, in her wardrobe, which was the aerial for the illicit radio.the constant failure to repatriate them. It was absolutely brilliant characterisation through 10+ years of episodes. Puns, double entendres, slapstick, pathos, and mickey taking of national stereotypes. "Wadda mistakea to makea" from the lecherous Italian soldier. Indescribably British p!sstaking humour in the old style.

I agree with the coments below you have to watdh a full episode to really get it. It is based in France everyone speakss English but twith their respective accents. But when two British airmen turn up no one can understand a word they are say because the dont speak English. If you can find the first episode it will explain a lot. later in the series one fo the greatest comedy characters was born. He's an English spy who pretends to be a French policeman but his French is terrible.

You really need to watch this! Stupidly funny!

I have watched this series so many times and it is always so fun to watch! In addition, you find new things to laugh at that you missed before.

This is one of those shows that people still use catch phrases from decades after it stopped being made.... an absolute classic!

"Listen very carefully, I shall say this only once" You must watch this show, an all time classic

Herrflick of the gestapo

Over the decades this show was rerun so much, it never lost it's value

This is a great show a few years ago I had a German girl staying ad this was on the TV and she thought it was hilarious but really you need to watch a whole episode

"Allo Allo" was and still is one of the best British comedy series that I have ever seen.

Please, please do whole episode. This show is brilliant

The joke is that Otto thinks he's a big intimidating gestapo officer but is actually an idiot. His 'Gestapo dance' still kills me every time I watch it 🤣

'I know nothing' was a phrase used by Manuel in one of the Fawlty Towers episodes.

Please watch full episodes from the beginning not just little bits. Brilliantly funny show. Some will say its not appropriate nowdays. But this is a classic show.

Good moaning ! 😂

Allo Allo is one of the most extraordinary and funny shows ever. Highly recommend it!

'Allo 'Allo was a true classic and a very popular British sitcom. Loved by many in the Netherlands too, by all accounts. You really should watch some full episodes and get to know the characters (there were some alterations between series, e.g. an Italian general coming in a bit later). They changed the Herr Flick actor too, at some point.

Hi from Sydney Australia. I religiously watched Allo Allo every week years ago ( This is before the internet became the phenomenon it is now) I bloody loved that show. It’s a classic and it’s timeless…..⚛️☮️🌏

Fun fact - The lady who plays Helga is called Kim Hartman, and is married to Jonathan Nolan who is director Christopher Nolan's uncle. Jonathan has appeared in several of Chris Nolan's films, and Kim appeared in Dunkirk.

I still use so many of the quotes from Allo Allo; especially Michelle of the resistance "listen very carefully I shall say this only once...."when telling a nephew off😂😂

It's a show about national stereotypes and silly accents. It is very silly and very funny, these 4 are all regular characters and the Fallen Madona is a plot device that never seems to end.

There was a serious series" The Secret Army " about the Resistance . This was such a parody, the original has been forgotten. It cant be repeated due to this insanely funny comedy.

I recommend the entire series, especially the episode "The Gateau From The Chateau." (Series 2, Episode 7) Brilliant writing and brilliant comedy acting. It really doesn't get much better than this.

Hilarious series 😂😂😂

Oh you need to watch it from the beginning, it’s a real treasure.

"But he notices everything" - Herr Flick had noticed that the seams of Helga's stockings weren't quite straight and had her straighten them while he noticed her legs.

This was a wonderful show to watch. It had us laughing here in the UK. You could try the first episode and see if you like it. You don't have to get every joke. None of us do. The nice thing about this show is they repeat some of the gags in every show and it becomes a catch phrase - that becomes more and more funny as the episodes build - 'like listen very carefully, I shall say this only once'. Not funny the first time, but I bet you laugh in later episodes!!! Go on - give it a try!

1:51 your face 😂😂😂😂😂

Allo Allo is part of a trilogy of shows starting with Dads Army, then It Ain't half Hot Mum, tough not directly related they all had the same creators, producers and many of the same directors and writers.

Filmed at Linford Hall, Mundford in Norfolk. It was very funny. Glad you discovered it.

Connor people shouldn't get mad at you if you say you don't like a TV programme or film. You are just giving your honest opinion. Don't let it worry you x

How we laughed when this show came on tv !😂 highly recommended…..if you don’t “ get it” at first, stay with it for a few episodes, I think you will like it 👍✨ oh yes….begin with episode one 🤗

This really is one that's worth reacting to in full. Though it can be quite difficult to find all the episodes.

Ah the Nostalgia,😂 . One of my childhood favorites. 🤘❤️

This is a fantastic series, I've got all 9 seasons on DVD. The first 8 are best, but they're all great 🤣

'Allo Allo' has got to be seen in full episodes and in order.

Allo, Allo! is easiest the funniest of all the classic BBC comedies - even the French and Germans like it... Please react to some more of it!

Watch anything you like to see how it works for you personally, Connor. Remember it's your channel to choose what to do on it . . . Viewers only need to watch what they want to watch and ignore what they don't fancy . . . Yes, we did indeed have a lot of great comedy and drama shows between the 1970's - 1990's . . . (far too many to mention really!!! . . . All you have to remember, is that when they were first planned, and the idea was shown to the TV bosses of the time - no TV bosses wanted to spend much at all on any first series in case it, or they, flopped badly. It had to do well in the TV ratings first - and only then would they allocate more money to make their production value higher . . . You can easily tell from any 1st series getting through with the public, and then various things improved . . . The original 1st series of Blackadder was so tightly funded that they actually struggled to even make it . . . and as bad as the BBC's funding caused it to be made, it did so well with the watching public - (even being placed on BBC2 first) - that the next series got the go-ahead with a little more funding, etc, etc, as it progressed & so even a few "Specials" were also made from it . . .

You really did that. Damn, what unbeatable timing 😮

Ah, you found it Connor. I see nothing is about the only catch phrase that show doesn't have. Have no fear Connor, you'll love the characters.

I reckon you will love Allo Allo, I watched it with my dad who was a WW2 veteran, that was back in the 80's. He loved it and was not offended. Watched it again with my kids years later, we still laugh at some of the one liners.

He always said ,"klop" i believe its "ditto" in German?. He just refused on Moral family grounds to say " Heil Putler"

this is one of those serials that are broadcast non-stop decade after decade, and never get tired of even the people who have watched them an average of 30-40 times...

innocent fun from a different age, couldn't do this today without someone getting butt hurt

I remember leaving a comment for you to watch this show and also the more serious show it is based on.

No - your thinking of Shultz from Hogans Heroes.

As this is a late comment, if nobody has already mentioned it. ‘Allo Allo’ storylines continues from one episode to the next. So, ideally episodes should be viewed in order in order to follow the plot. It’s a funny series,

I like(d) this show, don't recall the laugh track being this outrageous 😂

I loved this show when it aired.

You'll never guess who has gotten Helga in the final episode..

All the medals worn by the Germans actually make sense and explain how they ended up in such a soft command. Much like Lance Corporal Jones in Dads Army, his medals do actually give the military background so often referenced.

You really need one of Rennee' s introductions to get the gist .

This is worth watching, and you do need to watch in order as others have said as there is serious continuity, which was rare when this show was made, most shows back then were completely episodic so at the end everything returns to the status quo (especially in comedy)... this was certainly not the case here.

You shoud watch all episodes of 'Allo Allo' as they are so funny.

The “I know nothing” comes from the American sitcom from the 70’s Hogans Heroes which was about a nazi prisoner of war camp.

Damn it! I laughed enough to wake someone up when you joined that salute. Then I realised how sad it is too. You see how easy it is to be pulled in and follow everyone else? Imagine how it was growing up in that world. Then it's hard to blame those who "just went along with it".

Listen very carefully, I shall say this only once. Allo Allo is one of the best British comedies. Each episode needs to be watched in order they follow on from the previous one with the main character Rene giving a recap to camera at the beginning of each. You shod witch this as soon as p!ssible 😉.

The English guys in this are hysterical. The French are English actors talking English in a French accent but the English guys speak English, trying to sound French but say everything wrong. Hysterically funny. Sounds weird and on paper it shouldn't work but was comedy gold. My favourite line which was said many times was (in French accent) Leesen veree cerfooly. I shall say sis only wance. 😂😂😂 While staying in France with my French friends in the late 80's, early 90's I noticed in the tv magazine listings that had Allo Allo listed as airing on a French Cable Channel. My parents and myself couldn't understand how they would make that work, even if it was dubbed. My father was a French teacher so he loved the madness of the show and both my parents were toddlers during world war 2.

Watch a clip from allo allo titled General von Klinkerhoffen goes nuts. Particularly, watch the Italian Captain Bertorelli in the background. IMHO,the funniest scene in the whole series.

Your thinking of Sgt Schultz from the TV series Hogans Heroes, who said "I zee nothing"

Dad's Army was something completely different. I had to look it up, but the shows didn't even overlap. Dad's Army had ended 5 years before 'Allo 'Allo! premiered. They are both brilliant though. From a non Brit's point of view they are part of the foundation of what built British comedy to the heights it reached later. The influences and references are plentiful.

This series took the piss out of all nationalities, including us Brits!

Part of the joke is that each nationality speak their own language but only some understand the other nationalities. The British flyers have to have the French resistance girl to translate for them for instance.

The Captain isn't swearing. He just says Hitler without the H. A common misconception. I grew up with such great British comedy gems.😅

My college physics professor looked a lot lick Herr Flick ov ze Gestapo - I am still terrified of his interrogation methods 😂

I was about to comment something about how the way the characters speak in different accents according to what language they’re speaking was probably one of the best long-running gags ever. But then I realised that the French and German characters never change their accents when they’re speaking to each other. Which either means they’re all fluent in both French AND German and can understand each other’s native languages, or I just destroyed my childhood. 😔

😅 brilliant show!

Never care what others (strangers really) think of what you do. You be you and if they don't like it they can bugger off. But nearly 60,000 people seem to like you and how you run this channel for quite some years now.

You must watch this wonderful series!

The blonde actress is married to John Nolan uncle of Christopher & Johnathan Nolan of Person of Interest

You will miss so many in jokes if you don't watch it from the first series, all the way through.

'Allo,Allo was made in the 1970s by the BBC ,30 years after the end of WWII, the writers / producers of the series produced and wrote Up Pompii,Are You Best Served, Ain't alf Hot to name a few, it was Pantomime TV in effect, very risquee, of it's time most of the actors were stage actors who transferred to TV well .Most are passed on now The Herr Flick actor is one of the few living today, it was a piss take of the French, the Nazis occupied part of France and some of the British jolly old chaps of 1940s

1:50 That's it, Connor, you're cancelled. ;)

The actor playing the fat gerrie was actually a Russian in real life !

Listen carefully, I will only say this once... Well done 😂

McJibbin won't get a lot of this because as a Yank he was NOT brought up, as we were, on reruns of British B Movies about WW2 . The characters in 'Allo, Allo' are caricatures of the various types, Idiot Germans, Nasty Nazis, Gruesome Gestapo, Posh RAF pilots evading capture, cunning French Resistance, Gorgeous French Waitresses, Pompous Italian officers, Stupid British Spies etc etc etc. The running joke? There were fifteen and you counted them off in every single episode for ten years. It was never understood or got anywhere in the States. But was hugely popular across Europe, including Germany. When I asked a German friend why this was so he said "The World knows we are B@st@rds, but this redeems us as being just Stupid B@st@rds. " The small German Officer, number 2, is played by a Jew! His standard line was instead of 'Heil H !' he just said 'Clop' as if clicking his heels.

No that was Sergeant Schultz in Hogans Heroes that said “I know nothing “ … 👍🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿

Hans Geering not Goering and wait till you see Leaftenant Gruber the 'darling' of the Panzer Corp and his little tank

This is fantastic....so fucking funny.

I have meet the actors playing Helga and Otto Flick

Yes whole episodes to get the sometimes interwoven plot of intrigue & just the silliest farce. Loads of catchphrases. For instance Hans there with the clock down his pants never says "Heil H1tler" but always a delayed, "tler" which sometimes sounds like "clop". The show was even popular among Germans. It is basically about a café owner who gets roped into helping the French Resistance (when he'd rather just be fooling around with the waitresses) and the town occupying Germans who want to avoid any military action and make a bit of money on the side for their retirement.

A lot of the best comedies need to be watched in full episodes, as you don't always get the best out of short clips. Maybe watch one or two and do a reaction edit.

I shall say this only once... they don't make 'em like they used to.