Colditz – TV Series S2, Ep7 – French Leave
It is 1944 and technically the French and Germans are no longer at war with each other, meaning that the[…]
Read moreIt is 1944 and technically the French and Germans are no longer at war with each other, meaning that the[…]
Read moreAce in the Hole Tony Shaw, a much decorated fighter pilot, is captured and brought to Colditz. To the disappointment[…]
Read moreGhosts Assigned as the new escape officer, Carter devises a new plan to fool the Germans. He fakes escapes after[…]
Read moreOdd Man In Brent and Player survive to see new arrival Larry Page, a supposed RAF pilot officer — though[…]
Read moreDeath Sentence As the American tanks approach, the German officers move their families into the comparative safety of the castle,[…]
Read moreLiberation The Allies advance on Colditz and the inmates take shelter in the cellars as the castle is bombed by[…]
Read moreGone Away : Part 2 With the prisoners’ band playing to provide noise cover and warn of any danger, the[…]
Read moreGone Away When Ullmann complains that the prisoners’ possessions are cluttering up their living space, Carter tests an escape plan[…]
Read moreThe Way Out On hearing that his wife is leaving him for another man by whom she is pregnant, Lieutenant[…]
Read moreMurder? A German corporal is found dead in the camp’s parcels room. The German soldiers insist that he committed suicide[…]
Read moreCourt Martial Martinet Dr. Starb arrives at the castle, a stickler for discipline who insists that the prisoners salute their[…]
Read moreTweedledum RAF officer George Marsh, who had worked in a psychiatric hospital prior to the war and is now a[…]
Read moreBribery and Corruption On a visit to the dentist in the town, Player learns that one of the German guards,[…]
Read moreThe Traitor When several seemingly fool-proof escape attempts are thwarted by Ullmann, it seems likely that there is a traitor[…]
Read moreLord, Didn’t It Rain When a lorry drives into the courtyard at Colditz, Player is chosen to be smuggled on[…]
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