Which part of "The French Bistro" do you think is the funniest?

I think the funny point of the show "The French Bistro" lies in the French English. People who are proficient in spoken English may not know that there is French English. That’s not quite true French style. But the fun of this show lies in the ingenious use of French endings mixed with English to create a dialect-like English. Quite interesting. "The German army drove a tank and shot a few birds with a 20mm cannon." - A complete British satire. Gestapo: "all the Sausages contain sausages!" Flick said in a funny tone. In the play, I think his role is a highlight, his seriousness reveals a well-behaved and cold humor. The show is a very far-fetched offshoot of World War II. So what I want to say is that the British used humor to express the German military attitude. The conversation between the colonel and the lieutenant, after training the soldiers, their voices became hoarse all day long, and they had to drink nonsense at the soldiers. "The colonel said: "Yeah, it's not easy to be a German officer" (I heard that the complaint was actually a British satire on the Germans' rigorous military attitude).

Another main line of the play is that the two A British pilot who was forced to land there hid in René's cafe. The local all-female French resistance managed to get the two British pilots back to England safely. However, the plan often went wrong and many jokes were made. . As if all this wasn't messy enough, René is a philandering man. He secretly has an affair with two waitresses in the cafe and tries his best to hide it from his wife. To make matters worse, the female leader of the resistance seems to have fallen in love with René! In addition, a sissy German officer also took a liking to the cafe owner and always made secret glances at him.