'Allo 'Allo!: Season 9

1992 · 6 episodes · ★ 8.3

Series 9

What Season 9 of 'Allo 'Allo!

The season opens in Nouvion, a French town under German occupation. The invaders have looted the town and want to take the first cuckoo clock ever made and the painting "The Fallen Madonna," so they force René Artois, the café owner, to guard the pieces at his café. René is also sheltering two RAF airmen whom the all-female Resistance plans to send home. The colonel and Gruber return from Spain, while Edith faces a delicate situation. After falling into the hands of the communists, René looks for a way to escape. Flick and Von Smallhausen disguise themselves as Yvette and Mimi to search the café, and the German plans collide with the fishmongers' parade.

6episodes

Nov 9, 1992Aired

Dec 14, 1992final episode

3 hrtotal runtime

Season 9 Episodes

9x01 Gone with the Windmill
Nov 9, 1992 · 30 min · ★ 8.4
The Colonel and Gruber return from Spain. Meanwhile, Edith is faced with a grave situation.
Directing: John B. Hobbs · Writing: Jeremy Lloyd, Paul Adam · Starring: Carole Ashby, Jeremy Lloyd
9x02 Missing and Presumed Dead
Nov 16, 1992 · 30 min · ★ 8.2
Having been captured by the communists, René tries to find a way to escape.
Directing: John B. Hobbs · Writing: Jeremy Lloyd, Paul Adam · Starring: Cheryl Fergison, Ann Michelle, Carole Ashby, Linda Styan
9x03 Rene Artois Is Still Dead
Nov 23, 1992 · 30 min · ★ 8.0
René is supposed dead and a parade is held in his honour.
Directing: John B. Hobbs · Writing: Jeremy Lloyd, Paul Adam
9x04 Tarts and Flickers
Nov 30, 1992 · 30 min
Herr Flick and Von Smallhausen plan to impersonate Yvette and Mimi to search the cafe.
Directing: John B. Hobbs · Writing: Jeremy Lloyd, Paul Adam · Starring: Paul Cooper, Paul David Betts, Peter Dayson
9x05 A Fishy Send-Off
Dec 7, 1992 · 30 min
The plans of the Germans conflict with those surrounding Nouvion's Fishmonger's Parade.
Directing: John B. Hobbs · Writing: Jeremy Lloyd, Paul Adam
9x06 A Winkle in Time Season Finale
Dec 14, 1992 · 30 min
René and the café staff prepare to welcome the invading British troops.
Directing: John B. Hobbs · Writing: Jeremy Lloyd, Paul Adam · Starring: John D. Collins, Nicholas Frankau, Paul Cooper, Giles Watling