Auf Wiedersehen, Pet
8.5
1983
Drama
, Comedy
Seven British construction workers escape Britain's ever growing dole queues and travel to Germany to work on a site in Dusseldorf. We follow their trials and tribulations of working away from home and away from the women they left behind.
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- Cast：
- Tim Healy , Kevin Whately , Jimmy Nail , Christopher Fairbank , Timothy Spall , Pat Roach , Julia Tobin , Zoë Eeles , Caroline Harker , Alexander Hanson
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EP3 - A Gift from Fidel
January. 18,2004
The lads are sent out into the Cuban countryside to collect an antique bath, a present from Castro to the British Ambassador. Sounds like an easy job, until Barry goes missing…
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EP5 - Dangerous Liaisons
February. 01,2004
The Cuban's are convinced Barry is a spy after discovering his Russian connections. Oz faces a major blow in his relationship with Ofelia after word comes from the British Embassy that they want his relationship with Ofelia to end.
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EP6 - The End of the Affair
February. 08,2004
Pru comes to the aid of Neville after he is kidnapped. Pru explains to Neville that Tarquin has not been entirely honest with him. Oz visits Barry in jail and finds that he's suffering badly. Oz makes a decision that will help Barry, but will damage his relationship with, Ofelia.
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