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My nose is slanted to the right side of my face. I've always had problems with sinuses ,facial pain, and I CONSTANTLY have nasal drip going down my throat. Since its my whole bridge / nose thats slanted my deviated septum isnt THAT bad when you lift up my nostrils to check, compared to someone who would have a straight nose and then a certain crookedness in the septum. But yes I do have a little deviated septum too. is my type of nose something a doctor will tell me i should get surgery for?
Does my Nose Need to Be Fixed? Will Insurance Cover This if So? (photo)
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Rhinoplasty corrects crooked noses and other imperfections. Insurance is a separate issue.
Hi Kassandra:
It is likely you have a deviated septum and some element of nasal blockage due to your symptoms. "Nasal drip going down my throat" suggests that the air passage through the nose is inadequate. You need a very thorough exam to determine if not only a deviated septum is responsible, but perhaps enlarged turbinates, nasal polyps or other not serious but significant conditions. Generally people do not have postnasal drip when the anatomy of the nasal passage is good.
The other issue is separate from the appearance of your nose. It looks like the tip is a little bulbous compared to a very narrow bridge, or upper half of your nose. That would require rhinoplasty. It is certainly possible to perform both the external cosmetic rhinoplasty procedures along with the internal breathing procedures.
The question comes up regarding insurance payment when there is a combination of procedures. Most offices will bill insurance companies for the strictly functional operations, such as correction of a deviated septum, trimming of the turbinates, removal of nasal polyps, etc. But insurance will not pay for the external, purely cosmetic changes. But it's wise to have both at the same time due to efficiency of your time, with only one anesthetic costs probably passing on significant economic advantages, thanks to insurance most likely covering some portion of the surgery related to breathing and sinus function.
When you go for a consultation, discuss this with the doctor and the office's business manager. Be sure to bring all your insurance information because the office might need to contact the insurance company ahead of time to ask for a "preauthorization" in which the insurance company grants the "green light" to go ahead and perform the procedure. Remember, no medical office can guarantee payment; that part is up to the insurance company and its evaluation of the claim. Most offices provide much of the homework and form completion so that the insurance company knows exactly:
- *what was done
- *why it was done
- *how you are expected to benefit from the surgery
All things considered, it's wise to combine both procedures, particularly since there is only one anesthetic and one recovery period.
Robert Kotler, MD, FACS
Facial Plastic Surgeon
Author, SECRETS OF A BEVERLY HILLS COSMETIC SURGEON
Author, THE ESSENTIAL COSMETIC SURGERY COMPANION
Web reference: http://www.robertkotlermd.com/procedures/rhinoplasty/functional-rhinoplasty-septoplasty/
You need a more in depth evaluation of the inside of the nose to see what is causing the problems. Insurance usually covers sinus and breathing issues but usually won't cover something that is cosmetic in nature. You need to have a consult with an otolaryngologist who specializes in sinus problems as the first step.
Web reference: http://edelsonplastic.com/face/rhinoplasty/
Need to Fix Nose; Insurance Coverage?
Nobody has to have their nose fixed but if you have trouble breathing or don't like the appearance consult with an experienced rhinoplasty specialist. Insurance will cover functional problems in most cases. The surgeon's office can help you to determine what your insurance will pay.
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Insurance coverage for nasal issues
Insurance will only cover medically indicated procedures, not to just straighten the nose. a cosmetic rhinoplasty but would be required to straighten the nose bones. Chronic sinusitis is usually caused by allergic nasal polyps which can cause postnasal drip drainage and facial pressure symptoms. A CAT scan is required for diagnosis of the sinuses. Postnasal drip and drainage going down the back of the throat is usually treated Initially with nasal sprays, antihistamines, and decongestants. A deviated septum is located in the back of the nose and when it is crooked it causes nasal obstruction. A septoplasty is required to repair it when it's deviated enough. For more information about nasal issues please see the resource link below
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thank you for your question
unfortunately I don't think anyone will be able to effectively answer your question online particularly with just the one photo. I can see the slight deviation that you are describing but in general it may be doubtful that insurance would cover this. Insurance will most likely cover procedures to improve the breathing function of your nose and function of your sinuses.
Best of luck
Chase Lay, MD
double board certified facial plastic surgeon
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Rhinoplasty and insurance to cover breathing issues
Dear KassandraA,
- Your issues with breathing, nasal drip and facial pain should be investigated at your initial consultation
- Seek out a rhinoplasty surgeon who has training in sinus issues as well as facial plastic surgery to best address both your medical and surgical issues
- Your insurance would cover the functional, breathing problem, portion although it will not cover your cosmetic portion of the surgery
Best regards,
Nima Shemirani
Web reference: http://www.eosplasticsurgery.com/Rhinoplasty.htm
Does my Nose Need to Be Fixed? Will Insurance Cover This if So?
A deviated septum that is causing obstructive symptoms may be covered by insurance. Anything else relating to the appearance of the nose will not be covered. Find a plastic surgeon with ELITE credentials who performs hundreds of rhinoplasties and rhinoplasty revisions each year. Then look at the plastic surgeon's website before and after photo galleries to get a sense of who can deliver the results.
Kenneth Hughes, MD Los Angeles, CA
Web reference: http://www.hughesplasticsurgery.com/Rhinoplasty.php
Does my Nose Need to Be Fixed? Will Insurance Cover This if So? (photo)
Most health insurance companies exclude coverage for cosmetic surgical operations such as rhinoplasty or any complications that might occur from surgery. However, your insurance company may cover your rhinoplasty if you are have funtional problems such as trouble breathing through your nose. Please carefully review your health insurance subscriber-information pamphlet. I recommend that you make an appointment with a board certified plastic surgeon for an evaluation and to discuss your concerns.
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The delay of Vada Chennai was largely put on Silambarasan, who left to the US for his international album Love Anthem, thereby making the makers of the film to wait for his arrival. Adding to that Rana Daggubati's decision to opt out of the film came as a blow for the film.

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This is the first year I have been to Sheffield city center's Tramlines Festival. I went for a friend's birthday and there was a nice big group of us. This feels so different compared to all the other festivals I have been to – read on to find out why.
Tramlines has been running for three years now, and takes place in Sheffield, South Yorkshire. I hadn't really heard much about it until a friend invited me along for a birthday this year. It is, above all else, a music festival, which takes place in loads of venues across the city center, including a park up by the university, countless pubs, and nightclubs, and on a few purpose-built stages in any bit of available outdoor space that they can find!
The beauty of this festival for me, and the reason I can see myself going back year after year, rests solely on two factors:
1) It is 100% free of charge! You literally don't have to pay see anything for the music or entrance to any of the venues. This also extends to the club nights which are on after the music has ended.
2) You don't have to camp in a tent! Call me old, call me miserable – I don't care. I bloody hate tents. I can't sleep at night because it is so cold and noisy and I can't lie in, in the morning (beyond 5am anyway) because it is so warm and noisy. Also, in my opinion, the music is usually not good enough at a festival to justify the horrendous toilet situations you are expected to endure (Leeds festival cesspit anyone?).
So we stayed in a hotel (albeit a bit a dodgy one, but at least it had a bed and running water for the weekend) from Friday to Monday and had a really great time of it. There are never going to be any super, mega famous bands on (I wouldn't have thought) but this is nice as it showcases less mainstream, often local and slightly different artists. Musically, my highlights of the weekend were Rolo Tomassi, Dog is Dead, and East Park Reggae Collective (who hails from Leeds LS9 and are just fab!). It is worth mentioning however, that Tramlines is not just about music. There was a great selection of entertainment, including break dancing, film showings, and a variety of street entertainment. There was also an exciting food fair down one of the main shopping streets where Dave had a salted caramel and peanut butter flavored ice cream and I bought a chocolate Guinness cake from a lady in a VW camper van!
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The Yamaha YTR-9335NYS trumpet was designed to solve issues Robert Sullivan had with his previous trumpets. He had played Yamaha Bb trumpets for quite a few years and loved the even scale, intonation and responsiveness, but often felt that the trumpet needed more depth of tone and was difficult to shade colors the way his other horns could. His Yamaha trumpets also did not open up at extreme dynamics as he would have liked. Robert owned two trumpets of another brand, one from the mid '70s and a new horn from around 1999 that were used as examples of the deep, rich tone he liked. While they allowed him to change the color better than the Yamaha, sometimes there was no control over the color changes. He also felt the scale to be uneven and out of tune, and the response was very slow. An artist of Sullivan's caliber wanted a trumpet that combined the best qualities of both instruments: richness of tone, flexibility and control of color changes, an even scale, good intonation and good response.
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This and the Chicago are the two best Bb trumpets I've ever played. Period. The New York model plays a bit darker and rounder to my ear, but still with that nice brilliance you want. Both are versatile instruments and have an absolutely fantastic blow, but the New York is more of a Bb where the the Chicago plays like a slightly "fatter" C trumpet. Another way to put it would be that the New York is more of a Bach-ish horn instead of the more brilliant, modern-sounding Chicago. The New York seems a little more open, but neither is restrictive at all - it's a hard feeling to describe. The slots are a little more fluid in the New York, with the Chicago more defined. I prefer the New York, but that is personal. You truly cannot go wrong with either one. The only issue is that for the price, you could get a truly custom instrument from various smaller builders, such as Larson (which have similar design concepts) or Shires. Try the Yamahas in any case - they're just too good to pass up completely.
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I have been playing a Bach 37 for 4 years now. I have liked it, but always wondered if there was something better out there. I purchased this horn and it has been a little bit now and it is the most amazing horn I have played. Like it has been said, the security with this horn is unparalleled. I have not played a trumpet that sits so well with every note. Not only that, but it feels as though all notes are within one one of eachother, an octave feels like a whole step (very easy to get around the horn quickly). Extremes are easy to achieve. The softs retain their core quality and the louds shine and you don't have to struggle to play them. Compared to the Bach, it is similar and will take no problem getting used to. It has all the great qualities of Bach without the problems (response, unevenness, intonation, etc.). I have an alignment on my Bach and this horn plays more even, more in tune, and extremely responsive right out of the box. This is what playing trumpet should feel like, easy. For an all around great Bb trumpet, the NYS is the way to go.
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This horn is amazing because of the sound it produces. I switched from my dads old bach stradavrious until I got my ZENO and I have loved this horn since I got it. I mean yamaha's horn line trumpet or tuba's are great that is why half of DCI corps use them and are succesfull because they are that good and play great. I got my horn last year from the crossmen and I have played it since. You can check some corps for horns like this one to.
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I have played a 1974 Bach for 30 years and I felt like somewhat of a traitor switching to a Yamaha. I have been very pleased with this horn. The tone is crisper, somewhat lighter than the Bach. But to make up for this, it is easier for lip slurs and I hardly ever crack or drop a note. I've played it in a rock group and also on Easter Sunday and have not gone back to the Bach!!
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I have played a Bach Strad for over 5 years previous to buying this horn. I really had no idea what to expect as I'd never played any of the Xeno models, but as soon as I blew into the horn I knew that this trumpet was for me. The quality of the sound and resonance of the horn is incredible, and it plays so effortlessly. I believe it has much less resistance than the Strad models. The upper range is really impressive on this horn, though it sounds fantastic in all registers. If you are searching for a horn that will be the last Bb you will ever buy, I would recommend this trumpet.
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CHICO, Calif. - A long time Chico daycare is looking for a new place to call home.
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The school has been located off East First Avenue for 45 years, but the lot has now been bought by Chico Community Church.
School officials said the new owners have plans for the building where the school operates. They said the new owners want to build classrooms for Sunday school.
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School officials said they are looking at homes or other open office space to move the school. They also say the biggest struggle is going to be getting that site certified for preschool safety.
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Super middleweight Andre Ward has learned over the years that training for a fight doesn't mean "living like a caveman and staring at a wall to focus on a fight." Ward, who fights Allan Green on June 19 in Oakland, Calif., to close out the second round of the Super Six World Boxing Classic, said at a public workout that he balances fight preparation with relaxation–which these days includes watching the NBA Finals. Ward predicted that the Los Angeles Lakers and the Boston Celtics will split the next two games in Boston and when the series returns to Los Angeles, the Lakers, up 2-1 in the best-of-7 series, will win the title.
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The Wildcats' defensive strategy entering this game was to contain Tyler Hansbrough and Co. in the post, but with Ty Lawson, Danny Green and Wayne Ellington all knocking down 3-pointers in the opening six minutes, that plan was spoiled from the get-go.
"It was big for us to come out and share the basketball and get easy ones," Ellington told reporters during the postgame press conference. "That's what we did. We took open shots. They were going in for us. We built some confidence, and we went from there."
As much as the Tar Heels have downplayed the significance of last season's Final Four collapse to Kansas, the early anticipation at Ford Field was built around watching how UNC would start this contest. North Carolina fell behind the Jayhawks 40-12 midway through the first half a full 364 days ago. On Saturday, the Heels were out in front 40-23 with seven minutes remaining before halftime.
"[The quick start] built us some confidence and it helped us calm down and play our game a little more," Green said. "In games like this, everyone's coming out anxious and excited and has a lot of adrenaline flowing and you don't really play your game… But once we hit some shots, it calmed us down and we started relaxing and not thinking about where we were at."
Ever since the last visit to Ford Field four months ago, North Carolina has worked to rediscover that early-season blend of pressure defense and an offense with all of its vital parts clicking in unison. There have been hints and doses of that complex mix throughout the NCAA Tournament, but against a smaller Wildcats squad, all of the ingredients were readily available.
"They're a very, very good team," Villanova head coach Jay Wright said. "I think they're playing their best right now. That's what we ran into. We ran into a team that's just playing better than us right now, that's better than us."
Lawson (22 pts, eight assists, seven rebounds), Hansbrough (18 points, 11 rebounds) and Ellington (20 points, nine rebounds) reached double figures before the break, running the Tar Heels into the bowels of Ford Field with a 49-40 margin.
The Big East isn't known for their alluring style of play, and Villanova held serve for the conference on Saturday by succeeding to drag North Carolina down to that level over the final 20 minutes. The Wildcats toggled the game's pace in their favor early, working the deficit down to five points just six possessions into the second half.
But as they have done throughout the Big Dance, the Tar Heels answered with a 9-0 run – behind two Green 3-pointers – to push the lead back to 59-45. The Wildcats would not get within 10 points the rest of the way.
North Carolina did not play its absolute best in front of the 72,456 fans on hand at Ford Field, allowing Villanova to pull down 22 offensive rebounds en route to a 53-48 rebounding advantage while also struggling from the free throw line (22-of-37). But UNC held the Wildcats to 32.9 percent shooting (26-of-79, 5-of-27 from 3-point range) for the game – 26.3 percent in the second half – while managing 40.3 percent (25-of-62, 11-of-22 beyond the arc) of its own.
Scottie Reynolds led Villanova with 17 points, Reggie Redding added 15 points and Dante Cunningham contributed 12 points and 12 rebounds. For the Tar Heels, Green also reached double figures with 12 points, while Bobby Frasor grabbed five of his seven rebounds off the offensive glass.
Despite the rebounding difficulties and the ugly play down the stretch, North Carolina is one of the two teams left standing across the country.
"We're still playing," UNC head coach Roy Williams said. "That's what we wanted to do. Jimmy Valvano's line about survive and advance is what we wanted to do."
Next up for the Tar Heels is Michigan State, which defeated UConn, 82-73, in the first game of the evening. The Spartans, with a large majority of their fan base holding tickets for Monday's 9:21pm tip, were vocal about their chance at redemption following December's 98-63 shellacking that North Carolina provided them.
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posted at 11:21 am on November 5, 2012 by Ed Morrissey
The initial response to Hurricane Sandy appeared adequate, at the very least. All levels of government seemed engaged, first responders had the resources needed, and confidence was high that we could quickly address the immediate human needs and then shift quickly to rebuilding. Those hopes have vanished in a fumbled response at the local and federal levels. On the local level, Mayor Michael Bloomberg's bizarre idea to keep the New York City Marathon in place while people on Staten Island can't get water, power or heat has undermined confidence in his approach to the crisis — as Bloomberg himself discovered when attempting to meet and greet some of the locals (via NRO's Eliana Johnson):
Storm-ravaged and weary Rockaways residents cornered Mayor Bloomberg yesterday to angrily demand more aid for their devastated neighborhood.
"When are we gonna get some help?" blasted one desperate woman, who had to be held back by the mayor's security detail as Bloomberg stood by with a deer-in-the-headlights look.
"When are we gonna get some f–king help?" she demanded.
"There's old ladies in my building that don't got nothing," lashed out a man on video caught by a NY1 reporting crew.
Bloomberg's trip to the Rockaways wasn't announced and wouldn't have been caught on cameras if the news crew hadn't happened to run across him. Back in City Hall, he expressed sympathy with the residents' plight.
Bloomberg's predecessor doesn't have much sympathy for him — or for Barack Obama, either. Rudy Giuliani angrily castigated both for their inadequate response to the disaster. Where are the generators, Giuliani wondered — and the water?
At a Sunday gathering of Mitt Romney partisans in West Palm Beach, Florida, former New York City Mayor Rudy Giuliani delivered a blistering attack on President Barack Obama for what he said was a "disgraceful" response to Hurricane Sandy.
"Maybe the first day or two of the storm, the president did a good job," Giuliani said. "The last three or four days? It's disgraceful."
The Brooklyn-born firebrand excoriated the Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) for neglecting to bring bottled water to the Northeastern U.S. during the days before the superstorm hit.
"It's disgraceful what he's done. It's disgraceful what his FEMA has done," Giuliani said. "There are people in New York City who don't have bottles of water like this. See this little bottle of water? They don't have it in New York. You know why? Because Barack Obama's FEMA didn't think to pre-position it."
"What — they didn't learn anything from Katrina?"
Breitbart has more on the water situation, and it's as bad as Giuliani says. While FEMA administrator Craig Fugate told NBC that "We already had the water that was initially staged and based upon the demand that was there that the state had," documents — and photos — paint a very different picture:
But contrary to Fugate's claims, there simply was no "water that was initially staged" by FEMA. When the storm hit, all the FEMA bottled water was in its Georgia or Maryland warehouses. The request for proposal sent out hurriedly on Friday, November 2 for an additional 2.3 million gallons of bottled water, for delivery to Long Island on Monday, November 5, was not a pre-negotiated, pre-bid contract "turned on" that day according to a FEMA master plan. Instead, it was an example of FEMA scrambling after the fact to meet the needs of victims that it should have planned for weeks earlier.
In addition, Fugate's claim that "once we go into response we have pre-negotiated, pre-bid contracts that are in effect, and we turn those contracts on and go to our vendors and say we want the water delivered at this rate to these locations," is not supported by the facts surrounding the request for proposal that was made on Friday, November 2 upon which the Breitbart report referenced by NBC's Klein was based.
Indeed, that request for proposal, which can be seen here, was an open bid available to any vendors interested in bidding. All of the vendors for the request for proposal, FEMA contracting officer Annette Wright told Breitbart News on Friday, "are currently being evaluated." Presumably, the vendor was selected some time over the weekend so they could fulfill the delivery requirement of Monday.
The language of the request for proposal clearly stated that it was neither "pre-negotiated" nor "pre-bid." In fact, it was a hurriedly put together "open bid[."]
Giuliani told the West Palm Beach crowd that if this occurred while George Bush was President after the lessons of Hurricane Katrina, Congress would be impeaching him by now, and the media crucifixion would be well under way. It's difficult to argue with that assessment.
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I guess hurricanes are just awful whether they hit the northeast shore or "Chocolate City," whether POTUS is Democrat or Republican.
And all this time I thought Katrina was a racist plot by Bush.
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"Barack Obooba doesn't care about white people," -Kenye West.
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" Starring Gordon Kaye, Carmen Silvera, Carole Ashby and Arthur Bostrom. "
It's hard to believe, but Allo Allo was on TV for longer than the Second World War! The pilot episode was transmitted on the BBC in 1982, and the series ended in 1992. 85 classic episodes - with Gorden Kaye as the cafe owner Rene Artois. The late Carmen Silvera played his wife Edith - and their chemistry on screen is superb. Of course, there was a large ensemble with Allo Allo - Herr Flick, Gruber, Michelle of the Resistance... Helga, Maria, and all with their unique catchphrases which we never tire of hearing. For Season 5, the BBC made 26 episodes, as they were trying to sell the series in the US! In my opinion, Seasons 1 to 5 are the best, the writing perhaps isn't as good for the 2nd half of the series, but nevertheless, a classic comedy, and the repeats remind us of what comedy should be like!
'Allo Allo' was a BBC comedy series set in the village of Nouvion in France during the second world war. The main setting is a small café run by Rene Artois. He is in a bit of a predicament. As he says in the third episode of the first series:
(Quote from series) " I have to be nice to the Germans, they are winning the war, if I am not nice to them, they will shoot me. I have to be nice to the resistance or they will shoot me for being nice to the Germans. I have to be nice to my wife because if she finds out I am having an affair with Yvette she will she will shoot me..."
Every episode begins with Rene setting the scene, this usulaly takes the form of a quick recap of the previous episode.
Some of the main characters:
Rene not only is the proprietor of the café which is frequented by the Germans but also a member of the resistance, hider of the British airmen and hider if the 'portrait of the fallen Madonna with the big boobies by van Klomp'
He is married to Edith the cabaret singer at the café, well I say singer she isn't all that good as Rene says 'she couldn't carry a tune in a bucket'.
Rene has a sort of love/hate relationship with his mother in law, Mme Fanny that is they love to hate each other. She is a demanding widow (or we are lead to believe she is a widow) who always wants attention by banging her stick and shouting. She wants the best for her daughter - and in her opinion, that is not Rene.
Yvette, Maria (till end of series 3) and Mimi (from series 4 onwards) are the waitresses at the café, all three of them are in love with Rene and all want to marry him. They provide 'entertainment' for the Germans in return for things like butter, sugar, paraffin etc as these are more valuable than money
Roger Leclerc is the old forger and former lover of Mme Fanny. He is also the pianist at the café although not a very good one. He is a bumbling fool who is constantly delivering things like dynamite etc to the café for Rene to hide for the resistance. He is, however, not very good at disguises. Rene has quoted 'man of 1000 faces, everyone the same'. Unfortunately Jack Haig who played the character died suddenly after series 5. In my opinion this robbed the series of one of the best characters. The character was 'replaced' by Leclerc's brother, but the series was never quite the same.
Michelle 'of the resistance' Dubois the leader of the local resistance group, she is always thinking up ludicrous ways of getting the British airmen back to England, needless to say they never work. Always uttering 'Listen very carefully, I shall say this only once"
M. Alfonse is the randy undertaker who is a suitor of Mme Edith. He helps the resistance where he can but has to be careful due to his 'dickey ticker'. He is well off but if he ever opens his wallet, moths would fly out.
Officer Crabtree (the British idiot who thinks he can speak French) he arrives from British intelligence and disguises himself as a French policeman. The perfect disguise - as long as he never speaks. He mangles the French language and his catch-phrase became "good moaning" (no really, it's not a typing error)
Colonel Von Strom - he is supposed to be the officer in charge of the area, He isn't very good at it and is far from honest. He has taken a valuable painting "the fallen Madonna with the big boobies by von Klomp" which was supposed to be sent to Hitler. He intends to keep it for himself to sell after the war. How does he hide it? Simple - get Rene to do it.
Captain Hans Gering (up to end of series 3) He is the Colonels assistant. His excuse when things go wrong is that 'I was only following orders'
General Von Klinkerhoffen (not a regular until series 3) He come in to take over the area. He is ruthless and manipulates the officers by holding the threat of the Russian front over them.
Captain Alberto Bertorelli - An Italian captain brought into replace Captain Gering. Capt Alberto is not popular with the German's and he is very much a ladies man. He even, strange as it may seam, has the hots for Edith - or is it just the Café he is after?
Herr Flick - The Gestapo officer originally sent to find the portrait of the fallen Madonna. However he also intends to keep it for himself. This is probably one of the most believable characters as he was played as being cold and sinister. Hoever, Richard Gibson was unable to do Series 9 and he was replaced by David Janson. Unfortunately Janson was not as good and the character simply became annoying.
Private Helga she is Herr Flicks 'bit of stuff' and the Colonel's secretary. She spies on both Herr Flick and the Colonel and always reports to each of them what the other is up to. All to suit her own ends naturally
Left Tennant Gruber - the camp ADC to the General. He is often playing the piano and singing in the café. He is in fact the only other person Edith allows to do so. He also appears to 'fancy' Rene.
Anyway the main plot:
Michelle persuades Rene to hide two British airmen until she can get them back to England. Rene agrees, reluctantly, as he believes this may only be for a few days. Unfortunately Michelle's plans (normally a new one every couple of episodes) get more and more ridiculous and they never work leaving Rene stuck with them. Rene is also named 'nighthawk' and is in contact with London via a radio, which is kept under the bed of his mother-in-law. Alerted by 'ze flashing knobs' as Mme Fanny puts it.
On top of this the area commander Colonel Von Strom finds out that Rene is hiding the airmen. Rene should be shot for this but the Colonel decides to use this for his own ends and gets Rene to hide the portrait of 'The Fallen Madonna with the Big Boobies' which he intends to keep for himself. As well as any other number of jobs he needs doing. With Herr Flick after the painting as well and a large number of forgeries it's always hard to remember where the real one is.
Rene is also having an affair with his waitresses and must keep this from Edith. She often catches him with his arms around Yvette where upon the line "Rene, what are you doing with your arms round that girl" is shrieked. Rene's reply "You stupid woman...." Followed by a long ridiculous excuse which no woman in her right mind would believe, but Edith always does.
Rene's other problem is that he was sentenced to death by General Von Klinkerhoffen for his part in blowing up a railway. Colonel Von Strom needs Rene alive and so swaps the real bullets for dummy ones. However, in the eyes of the Germans, he is now officially dead and has to pretend to be his own twin brother. Officially this means he is free to get married again. Yvette and Maria both believe it is their turn but Rene knows he will have to re-marry Edith in order to keep his Café.
With exploding Christmas puddings, a gin addicted mother-in-law trying to drink him into bankrupsy not to mention trying to avoid being shot by both sides it is little wonder Rene is always trying to escape France to get away from the war.
The series is still being repeated on BBC1 and is still as funny now as it always was. The bad fake accents used by the cast are funny in themselves and it is little wonder that the series has done well in France and Germany as well as the UK. It still works today as it was set in the past hence it is less likely to age.
The scripts are well written despite the obvious low budget and Crabtree's "bad French" is always one of the best bits in each episode, not bad considering that Crabtree was only originally supposed to be a two to three episode part.
The problem of three, occasionally 4 languages being used was overcome by the use of fake accents. What always seamed odd to me was that the Germans, French and Italians all understood each other perfectly but none of the understood the British.
My main problem is the final series, it's clear they were running out of ideas by this time and series 9 was simply not as funny as the others. It may have been better simply to have a one off hour long special to round it off instead of the final series.
All 9 series are available on DVD (I admit I have the full set)
(I have a similar but shorter review on ciao under the same user name)
Allo Allo is set in France (well, it is actually filmed in Thetford, Norfolk, a place I know well and it is the perfect setting after northern France itself).
Rene Artois, played by the excellent Gordon Kaye, runs the local cafe which is the setting for most of the action. He runs the cafe with his wife, Edith, who thinks she has a wonderful singing voice and often serenades the customers whether they want her to or not. The period is World War Two and the costumes and props have been wonderfully researched.
Rene is often to be found, usually by his wife, in compromising situations with one or other of the cute French waitresses; Edith believes Rene's lies and excuses every time. Each of the waitresses thinks that, when the war is over, she and Rene will run away and start a new life together. He is just enjoying the opportunities they put his way.
Other characters include Herr Flick, head of the Gestapo, who is a very button-up character secretly lusting after Helga, one of the German officers. She will do anything Flick asks of her and usually ends up in her sexy underwear during each episode.
There are French resistance workers who will insist on using Rene's cafe for hiding various people from the Gestapo, which succeeds in making Rene a bag of nerves.
Two English airman make their presence known now and again as plans are made to help them escape back to England. The local policeman calls into the cafe, his speciality being his mangling of the language which produces hysterical turns of phrase.
Along with Edith's elderly mother who lives in the attic, Le Clerc who pops up to help Rene, and the rest of the Gestapo officers, this is an excellently cast programme which handles the various relationships in war-time Europe with great insight and humour. Well worth watching.
Allo Allo was a British sitcom that ran from 1982 to 1992. Set during World War II, it told the tale of a small French village in occupied France, centering around the cafe of Rene Artois, secretly working with the French Resistance using his cafe as a front. The comedy was genius, written by David Croft and Jeremy Lloyd, the writers behind Are You Being Served?. The show was immensely popular, and 15 years after its last episode, a one off special show was made and aired in April 2007, encompassing as many of the original as possible.
Cafe owner Rene Artois was played excellently by Gorden Kaye. His French accent was marvellous, as were most of the accents put on by the cast. Carmen Miranda played his ever suffering and blinkered wife Edith. Rene would constantly be caught with on fo the waitresses in a passionate clutch by Edith and be confronted by her, only to announce in a French drawl, 'You stupid woman!' (much to the audience's delight and laughter) before making up some cock and bull story about her having something in her eye for example. Yvette was one of the waitresses, and stayed the length of the show, played by Vikki Michelle. Maria was a waitress for the first 3 series, played by Francesca Gonshaw, and then from the 4th series on, it was Mimi, played by Sue Hodge. All the waitresses were madly in love with Rene.
Household names such as Jack Haig and Kenneth Connor had lesser roles in the sitcom, and would not necessarily appear every episode, but would always add something fruitful to the show, while Arthur Bostrom was positively hilarious as British policeman Crabtree, with his deifficulty in the French language shown by mixing all the vowels round in words, so instead of saying 'Good morning!' it was 'Good moaning!' Hilarious
The Germans occupying the village were played magnificently as a group. HIlary Minster, Richard Marner, Guy Siner and Sam Kelly played the four bumbling Germans, blind to the fact that there was a Resistance movement right under their noses in the cafe, thinking that Rene was secretly on their side. In counterance to this bumbling nature of German military, the Gestapo was represented by Herr Flick and his comrade Von Smallhausen, played by Richard Gibson and John Louis Mansi respectively. They were switched on to the Resistance movement and were constantly trying to catch Rene out. They enlisted the help of German private Helga Geerhart, played by Kim Hartman. Helga was in love with Herr Flick, and would condtantly impart knowledge to him.
The remainder of the cast all performed admirably, with particular mention needing to go to Kirsten Cooke, who played Michelle, the leader of the local Resistance movement, and would mysteriously appear from nowhere and say 'Now listen very carefully, I shall say this only once!'
The show was hilarious in my view. A few years ago it was voted 13th best British sitcom of all time. I would place it higher. These days, a show such as that would not be aired due its lack of political correctness, but that is what was special about it. It poked fun at the Brits, French, Germans, and Italians, and even the Americans from time to time, and was not afraid of sacrificing everything else in the name of humour and entertainment. That is why I'm giving this a five star rating. It is top entertainment of the highest calibre, and I revel in the reruns whenever they are on.
For many years through all the original series and the numerous repeats one thing about Allo Allo shines out - its funny. It tells the story of Rene Artois who is a bar keeper in occupied France during World War 2. The character of Rene is beautifully played by Gorden Kaye. Rene is married to Madame Edith (Carmen Silvera) but due to a convoluted story are no longer living as man and wife. Rene despite his apparent lack of physical attractiveness is loved by every young woman in the town.
When first broadcast Allo Allo did attract some criticism for its subject as many people still considered the War, German occupation, Gestapo or the resistance as taboo subjects when it came to comedy. Allo Allo succeeded despite this and has proved to be another triumph for Jimmy Perry and David Croft to follow others they have written such as Dads Army, It Aint Half Hot Mum and Are You Being Served.
In my view the main reason it has succeeded is the strength of the characters, the consistent quality of the writing and the absurd situations in each episode. Taking the situation first there are constant threads which provide a framework for each episode. There are, for example, two upper class British airmen hidden in the town, there are the valuable paintings which are being kept from the Germans to provide a pension after the war, the ongoing contact with the resistance both communist and non-communist all of whom seem to be attractive women.
The characters are so beautifully developed that on occasions they have little opportunity for anything more than the delivery of their catchphrase. Edith herself always has the opportunity to sing in the café and this is always so excrutiating she makes Margerita Pracatan sound like Julie Andrews. Ediths very old mother is in bed every episode with the wireless which is used to contact the British in London secreted under her bed. Helping in the cafe are Mimi (Sue Hodge) and Yvette (Vicki Michelle). In most episodes Rene and Yvette are caught by Edith in a compromising position but Rene is always quick to tell Edith 'You Stupid woman' how it is not how it seems.
Other regulars in the village include resistance leader Michelle (Kirsten Cooke) famed for her giving information with the introduction 'Listen Carefully I Will Say This Only Once', Monsiuer Alphonse (Kenneth Connor) the aging undertaker with the dicky ticker, and the master of disguise M Leclair (Jack Haig) who is always immediately recognisable when he is in his disguise. One major source of the comedy is Officer Crabtree a role which Arthur Bostrom could possibly play in his sleep) who is an English policeman who is supposed to be undercover in the town. Crabtree speaks French but like all English people speaks French badly. His tortured mispronunciation of the vowels in each word leads to some very comic moments.
The portrayal of the German officers relies heavily on exaggerated stereotypes. It is probably this which ensures the programme cannot be considered offensive unless you rely try hard to find it so. Like many Perry and Croft comedies there is an effeminate character as with Ashwood in It Aint Half Hot Mum or Mr Humphreys in Are you being served. In Allo Allo this is Lieutenant Gruber (the excellent Guy Siner) who is more camp than Butlins and he inevitably is very fond of Rene. He reports to Colonel Von Straum (Richard Marner) who is ineffectual and does not care very much for the war. Unfortunately for him his General, von Klinkerhoven (Hilary Minster) , does care for it and pursues it with vigour. In later series they were joined by an Italian officer Captain Bertorelli played with great emphasis by Gavin Richards. Bertorelli is again a stereotype Italian whose bravery is questioned and whose vanity is huge.
A young female German soldier Helga (Kim Hartman) assists Von Straum but is best known as the helper and lover of Herr Flick the local Gestapo officer. Flick is played with understandable glee by Richard Gibson. The situations Flick finds himself in are often hilarious and on many occasions seem to lead to Helga being reduced to her German regulation underwear. Flick also preys on his unfortunate sidekick Von Smallhausen who regularly suffers cartoon like injuries doing Flicks work.
One criticism which I share with some people is that Allo Allo went on too long. It did become a succession of costume changes and some repetitive situations. But that was also the strength of Allo Allo, in that you knew what you were going to get and you got it in spades.
The quality of writing never really dropped but there was an increasing sense that you were watching a series of set pieces, a cycle of tableaux for which you knew the outcome. It is still worth watching when there is nothing else on and I am sure you will not be able to resist a chuckle.
Allo Allo was a very popular comedy which is still shown as repeats on BBC1 these days. It was a take off of a showcalled Secret Army which was a drama about the human pipeline in 1940's Belguim that allowed escaped world war two prisoners get back to England, this was a sppof based on that show however instead of Belgium the action was switched to France.
Given that this show is all about charicturising the various national stereotypes and prejudices we hold it makes sense to have it in France, after all apart from Poirot what does anyone know about Belgium.
Gordon Kaye plays the role of Renee, the owner of a French cafe that is frequented by the Germans, he is also unwillingly forced to help the all female resistence in their attempts to get two British airmen back to the UK. Carmen Silva plays his wife wit an awful singing voice however Renee is also carrying o with both of his waitresses and Michelle from the resistence. This is th most unbelievable part of a pretty zany comedy after all Kaye is hardly blessed with good looks.
This is actually a pretty funny comedy that manages to send up all the countries featured including the English who send over a spy disguised as a policeman however he has appaling French. The plots are deliberately made complicated and generally the humour works thanks to a large and very competent cast.
Secret Army - A World War Two based drama from the BBC.
Secret Army is the original series from the BBC that inspired the idea for the comedy show called "Allo Allo" in the 1980's.
Secret Army is about a resistance organisation called lifeline which operates in Belgium during the second world war. The aim of lifeline is to rescue allied airmen who have been shot down over occupied territory and to return them to the allies down an escape line so that they can return to their countries to fight another day.
The full three series of the show that exist cover a variety of issues, but the general story each episode is based on the usual plane being shot down and the owners of a cafe and later a restaurant helping the soldiers on the run to evade the German occupiers. Another example episode shows the lifeline members and special agents going to blow up a V2 rocket silo.
There must be more than 30 episodes in all. The box sets will take a while to get through.
The members of lifeline are risking their lives everyday and have to go about their normal jobs as well as help the airmen. It is in the interests of some of the lifeline members to be friendly to the Germans so as to avoid suspicion. Later in the show this friendliness is seen from some of the population to be collaborating with the enemy.
If your familiar with Allo Allo you will remember the foreign airmen trying to escape, the maids serving in the bar and the mother upstairs. Secret Army has all of the above, but the mood is certainly not comedy. The air is tense and nervous. People found harbouring allied airmen are shot after being tortured by the villain from the show who is an SS officer called Kessler. Kessler's equivalent in Allo Allo is Herr Flick.
Kessler is a real bad egg, he's totally committed to his job and brings about the deaths of many people. Will he ever be caught and face justice?
For anyone who missed the original showings on BBC in the seventies and liked "Allo Allo" and programmes about world war two, this series is really fabulous.
I found the each series to be gripping and full of suspense. I frequently stayed up later to watch the next episode to see what happened next.
The episodes are sometimes shown on Sky television or can be bought in a DVD box set.
Thoroughly recommended.
Good moaning ladies and gentlemen ! Oh how I love this classic comedy, they really don't show it enough. Picture the scene, a small french village, occupied by the Nazi's during World War 2. A small cafe, run by portly frenchmen Rene Artois and his "wife" Edith. Rene Artois is secretly a member of the French resistance, although he wishes he wasn't. As a front, he makes aquaintances with high ranking German army officers, in order to keep his head on his shoulders. The Germans, General Von Strohm and Lieutenant Gruber, are a bit dodgy and have stolen plenty of paintings from Hitler, so they can become rich after the war. But Hitler has the Gustapo on their heels, which forces the General to make Rene keep his stash safe. Stash = more grief for Rene. Many stories intertwine in this show, poor Rene, his two barmaids fancy the apron of him, neither of them know of the others feelings. Then he has Edith, who knows of the stolen painting (known as "The fallen Madonna with the big boobies" by Van Clump) inside a large sausage (which provides many gags and innuendo) and wants to run off with Rene together, sell the painting and live happily ever after. Rene thinks she's an old bat though. Not only is he attracting the attentions of those three ladies, he has the rather camp Lieutenant Gruber to ward off!! Then theres the two British Airmen who have crashed near by that Rene must hide until they can be rescued. What about the French Resistance, the leader being Rene's ex-girlfriend, who holds a slight grudge against him. Don't forget the Gustapo, Herr Flick, who is catching up with the stolen art work. God, my mind is exhausted after that. Anyway, plenty of japes are had while all of this is going on. There are plenty of cast members, ranging from Michelle of the resistance ("I shall say zis only once...") to Mimi, the pint-sized barmaid. The b
est characters have got to be LeClerc, a really rubbish thief/lock picker/forger, who's trademark is lifting his glasses and saying "It is I, LeClerc". The other is Officer Crabtree, an Englishman who is masquerading as a French policeman. Unfortunately, his french is quite bad, hence "good morning" becomes "good moaning", "Bicycle" becomes "Bercircle" and other hilarious japes. In one episode, he is run over by a tank while using public facilities, his remark - "Theres obviously no piss for the wicked" There are a few videos available, but not enough to cover the whole six series' and the specials. A DVD is also a possibility I think. If not try keeping your eye out for episodes on BBC1 on Sundays, bank holiday Mondays and special occasions (christmas/easter).
One of the all time classic BBC comedies, the story of a small town in France, Nouvion, during the Second World War is streets ahead of other sitcoms, such as Dad's Army, set at this time. With some of TV's most memorable characters, and wonderfully witty scripts, almost every episode is a joy to be savoured, as the French Resistance, reluctantly aided by Rene Artois, try to liberate the town from the occupying Germans. CAST (CHARACTERS) GORDEN KAYE (RENE ARTOIS) – As café owner Rene Artois, otherwise known as Nighthawk, reluctant hero of the French Resistance, Kaye is a marvellous star. While Rene is quite happy running his café, and carrying on with his waitresses, the Resistance have other ideas, continually making him an unwilling partner in their attempts to liberate France. 'Dies' at the end of the first series, when he is put in front of a firing squad, but really fakes his death, returning in the guise of his twin brother, also called Rene. CARMEN SILVERA (EDITH ARTOIS) – Silvera is brilliant as Rene's wife, who catches him again and again with waitress Yvette, only to fall for one of her husband's excuses. A frustrated cabaret singer, Edith regularly gives performances in the café, at which Rene thoughtfully provides lumps of cheese for the patrons… not to eat, but to plug their ears with! VIKKI MICHELLE (YVETTE) – Michelle is gorgeously appealing as Yvette, Rene's main paramour. The chemistry between the beautiful young girl and the balding, middle aged, man is hilarious, but always believable, especially when she is trying to persuade him to run away to Switzerland with her. FRANCESCA GONSHAW (MARIA) – As Yvette's colleague, also having an affair with Rene, Gonshaw is good, although much of the humour in her scenes comes from the height difference between her and Kaye (She has to stand on a chair to embrace him). For my money, t
hough, replacement waitress Mimi, who joins the staff in series 4, is funnier. SUE HODGE (MIMI) – Hodge is wonderful as Maria's replacement Mimi, a Resistance agent disguised as a waitress. The somewhat psychotic Mimi, needless to say, falls in love with Rene, and he begins an affair with her as well – partly to stop her from poisoning his German customers. ROSE HILL (FANNY) – As Edith's invalid mother, Hill is perhaps the funniest of all of the female actresses. Her frequent put downs of her son-in-law are always brilliant, while her lifelong love affair with Roger Leclerc leads to some wonderful scenes. KIRSTEN COOKE (MICHELLE) – About the only young woman in the show not madly in love with Artois, the Resistance leader is both brave and resourceful. Cooke is great, with one of her catchphrases, 'Listen very carefully… I vill say this only vonce,' being one of the most famous lines from the show. KENNETH CONNOR (MONSIEUR ALFONSE) – The undertaker with a 'dicky ticker' and a large bank account, who dispatches his clients 'Swiftly and with Style,', Connor is a riot, especially when he is carrying on his unsuccessful pursuit of Madame Edith. JACK HAIG (ROGER LECLERC) – Lifelong lover of Fanny, Leclerc is, when it comes to disguises, a legend in his own lunchtime. Looking exactly the same whether he's portraying a lost mountaineer, a war veteran, or an onion seller, the town forger is used by the Resistance simply because he's the only one they can find – but his scenes with Rene are always showstealers. RICHARD MARNER (COLONEL VON STROHM) – The German Colonel who's more interested in works of art than the Army, Von Strohm is wonderful as he and his staff try to steal as many paintings as they can without anybody noticing. The pursuit of greats such as 'The Fallen Madonna With The Big
Boobies' is a theme which recurs throughout the nine series, and which never fails to entertain. SAM KELLY (CAPTAIN HANS GEERING) – Sadly only in the first 3 series, Kelly is a great actor in any role, but this is one of his all time best, as the Captain who's just as reluctant to wage war as his Colonel, and the rest of the Germans. GUY SINER (LIEUTENANT GRUBER) – My personal favourite character in the show, Siner is fabulous as the German Lieutenant with a crush on Rene. His scenes with the decidedly heterosexual Artois are the stuff of greatness, and every action is a masterpiece of classic camp. Gruber is also brilliant when touching up copies of Old Masters such as 'The Fallen Madonna…' RICHARD GIBSON (HERR FLICK) – The original 'Nasty Nazi', Gibson's presence as the Gestapo officer pursuing the 'Madonna' because Hitler wants to give it to mistress Eva Braun adds an extra layer to the show – by giving the German officers and the French someone who they all hate. Not one of the best actors in the series, but that's just because there are so many wonderful ones. JOHN LOUIS MANSI (VON SMALLHAUSEN) – Flick's tiny assistant, who is bullied unmercifully by his superior, Von Smallhausen's plight would be almost heartbreaking if it wasn't so funny. Mansi amazingly manages to make you feel sorry for a Gestapo member. KIM HARTMAN (HELGA) – A private under the General, but the lover of Herr Flick, Helga always has divided loyalties, but Hartman has no such problem – she's funny whoever she's in scenes with. CONCLUSION In addition to the 9 TV series, some of which are out on video, it's also worth checking out the 2 books, 'The War Diaries of Rene Artois'. These are wonderful in their own right, or as a companion to the series.
Allo Allo is the greatest old comedy around. Full of French people who think they can speak English, a cafe and a man with lots of women, allo allo is a funny, enjoyable comedy which is definately a timeless classic. It is set during the war in France. It is about a man named Renae who owns a cafe and lives with his mother and her mother (who is sick and stays in bed all of the time). The waitresses all fancy Renae (he is VERY ugly!) and he is having an affair with one of them (his wife dosen't know). Each episode a woman from the French Resistance comes with a plan to disrupt the Germans. Every time, Renae and co are told to do this plan and work secretly undercover for the French Resistance. From sausages to Madonna portraits, Allo, Allo has to be op of the best comedys on BBC (aswell as My Hero), it is a great programme and I watch as many as I can, I love it and so will you!
One of the classic sitcoms shown by the BBC, which seems to be the home of great sitcoms. It centred around one Frenchman and his café during the Second World War. Allo Allo, was written by David Croft and John B Hobbs and told the story of Rene the said café owner, played by Gordon Kaye. Who becomes embroiled in the dealings of the French Resistance, through no fault of his own, Michelle of the Resistance played by Kirsten Cooke, always seemed to pop up at the most inopportune moments and deliver her classic line, which seems to have been excepted in modern speech, it was of course '"Listen very carefully I shall say this only once"' All the while one of Rene's waitresses Yvette (Vicky Michelle) is trying her hardest to be Rene's one love, all the time dodging Rene's wife Edith Melba Artois played excellently by Carmen Silvera. This really was a classic and with so much to it I'm hard pushed to only write a relatively short opinion, so to sum it up the entire cast who are to numerous to mention were all great, the script was great in fact the whole thing was great! Allo Allo – One of the best. Wemstalker.
Good old aunty Beeb has produced many comedies and none come better than 'Allo 'Allo! As a parody of life in war torn France during the Second World War, this laugh a minute programme is just as funny the second and even third time around as it was when it first appeared on our screens. Scripted by David Croft and Jeremy Lloyd 'Allo 'Allo! has so many funny characters of which none are funnier than the English agent disguised as a French policeman. It was a masterstroke of script writing to have the constable speak in English with a French accent and mispronounce most of his words, thus simulating broken French. Now listen carefully I shall say this only wence. The basic story is how a French café owner René Artois played by Gordon Kaye and his wife Edith (Carmen Silvera) try to earn a living in German occupied France whilst the local resistance do their best to send downed RAF pilots back to England. To this end they enlisted Rene's services much to his chagrin. The plot is further complicated by the French all girl Communist movement who have no love for either the resistance or the Germans but make an exception of René. The café's two waitresses, Yvette (Vicky Michelle) and Mimi Labong (Sue Hodge), although both madly in love with Rene, also sell their favours under the control of Madam Edith. Throw in Herr Flick of the Gestapo, his lady friend Helga a German Soldier, Captain Gruber a homosexual who fancies René, and some stolen booty you have a farce worthy of Brian Rix. The whole cast is ably supported by a myriad of equally funny characters who make the half hours shows something to remember and chuckle over in moments of remembrance.
Allo' Allo' is one of those comedy shows that you can still laugh at despite the fact that the repeats shown on UK Gold and BBC1 are definitely showing signs of age. Centred around a Café in war torn France, it is a typical English slapstick style farce, which starred Gorden Kaye as café owner Rene Artois and his haggared wife, Edith, played by the excellent Carmen Silvera. In typical fashion, the Germans are depicted as hopeless, hapless and decidedly stereotypical. You can't dislike them, because they are just so stupid. From the Colonel (Richard Marner), his sidekick Captain Hans (Sam Kelly) and the 'bent as a nine bob note' Lt Gruber (Guy Siner), they are all in fear of Colonel von Klinkerhoffen (Hilary Minster). Not forgetting, of course the Gestapo – in the shape of Herr Flick (Richard Gibson, then David Janson) and his assistant von Smallhausen. Helga (Kim Hartman) plays the much put upon, supposed girlfriend of Herr Flick. She is one of the stars – often the subject of innuendo and double entendre and ending up having to be in some kind of compromising position – for the sake of the Fuhrer. Are the memories coming flooding back yet? The French are all at war, so all that is left in the town of Nouvion are the café waitresses, the Funeral director Alphonse (Kenneth Connor) and M.LeClerc (Jack Haig), plus the resistance who are all female! To Michelle – leader of the resistance - is given one of the most recited and best known catch phrases in recent sit com history. 'Leesen very carefully, I will say these only wunce' . Vicky Michelle plays waitress Yvette whose main duties are to be found in the arms of Rene, or similar types of situations. Rene, being the kind of person who would be caught, then has to explain his actions to Edith "Stupid Woman", he starts before coming up with the most unbelievable explanation possible. But funny – yes monsieur
! Characters came and went during the 8 year run of the show – from 1984 – 1992. An Italian officer was introduced, always after the ladies and not exactly someone who was going to win the war – except for our side. Arthur Bostrum was introduced to the show around the third series, playing a British flyer, stranded in Nouvion and acting as a Gendarme. His 'Fronch accont wiz the moist awfill win you cud imagoon'. But he became an integral and funny part of the series – it was corny, oh yes, but funny to boot. Just thinking about it, the laughter comes flooding back. Not politically correct, certainly not historically accurate, but a true classic comedy creation from the pen of David Croft (who also brought us 'Dads Army', 'It Aint arf Hot Mum' and 'Are you being served?'
`Allo `allo made Saturday nights when I was younger. It symbolised a time when you could settle down in front of the television on a Saturday night and be entertained by a BBC comedy. It has changed somewhat now, with plenty of rubbish on at peak viewing times. I think `Allo `allo was the success it is because the comedy was gentle and although not innocent, it was genuinely funny and suitable for the whole family. As a 15 year old at the time it came onto our screens, I also enjoyed the series because Vicki Michelle who plays one of the serving girls used to shop at our local branch of Waitrose. All of the people working there with me at that time enjoyed our day even more when we knew she was coming in! How sad maybe, but we had to get though the day somehow. The BBC had the right idea when it decided to end the series run after the injury caused to` Rennai`. The show had run for a while and was beginning to look dated. I am pleased to see reruns now on the BBC on a Sunday afternoon. The scripts are excellent and I an sure people will enjoy them for many years to come. I hope you enjoyed reading this.


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