it to MacGyver for free (and shows him a way out her establishment, away from the police and the KGB). Due to Jana and her family having helped him, MacGyver helps them out of the country (and arranges for them to go to the United States). When MacGyver and Jana says goodbye, he gives her his Swiss Army knife (and she gives him her necklace). While at the prison, one of Jana's brothers is harassed by an antiziganistic guard, who compares Romani people to mongrel dogs and says that it is a public service to kill Romani people. Seeing this from a distance, Jana asks MacGyver "Why do they hate us?". He answers: "Some people are scared of anybody who runs free". Jana's family are depicted as street musicians. In her first scene, after MacGyver catches her, she asks him if he's Romani (because "It takes a Gypsy to catch a Gypsy". A similar line is later said by Reena). He answers: "Not that I know of". In the Round the Twist episode "Lucky Lips" (aired 8 June 1990), Pete encounters a beautiful young Romani fortune teller (who in fact is an old lady) at a carnival, who gives him a magic lipstick that will attract any female. In the 'Allo 'Allo! episode "René of the Gypsies" (aired 9 March 1991), René and Edith visit a stereotypical Romani camp outside of the village, where they ask the Great Romany (the tribe's leader and a fortune-teller) to hold the tribe's annual fair in the village (intended as a cover for a Resistance operation). When the Great Romany reads Edith's palm, he becomes convinced that Edith is the long-lost Romani princess Romana (who, like Edith, had been left on a doorstep, and had an identical mark on her palm). However, he quickly changes his mind, upon hearing Edith's terrible singing voice (while Romana's mother had a great voice). He concludes that Edith's probably a distant cousin of Romana (noting that the tribe have left a lot of babies on doorsteps). The Romani tribe agrees to do the fair, but cancels after seeing a bad omen (a cat walking backward). Still needing the cover for the Resistance operation, the Resistance members dress up as Romani and hold the fair themselves. 'Allo 'Allo! is set during the German occupation of France during World War II, with the episode making no reference to Nazi antiziganism.