Language is the highlight of the show, and the Brits are clearly not content with mere self-deprecation, puns, and sexual innuendo. . . This time they made a fuss about the French R and the German W. The leader of the resistance group clearly spoke fluent* French English: listen to me carefully, i shall say this only once. It became: listen chaps. The comic effect can only be understood by watching it. As for a sitcom, every line is guaranteed not to lose the audience. Who wouldn't want to laugh twice?
The relationship and characteristics of the characters, when there were tensions and confrontations everywhere in World War II, the cafe rené was very "harmonious" for various reasons. The French and Germans sat in one Various countermeasures are discussed on the table, the Germans are fighting infighting, the Italians are playing soy sauce, etc., and the jokes are constantly made.
The British have a very unique spirit of entertainment, and allo allo can be one of the representatives. You
can't help but watch :)
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