At the end, Reinhardt states, "I now have all the information I need." (Cut off by trim)
September 2, 1944. The Allied advance nearly reaches Belgium, and the Gestapo aim to evacuate Brussels within a day. Bradley establishes contact with the local Resistance. All cafes, restaurants and places of entertainment close from 1700 - 0600, and persons other than military, civil police and emergency services on the street without permit are to be shot on sight. Brussels residents are becoming openly hostile towards Belgians assumed to have collaborated. Madeleine only has Kessler to turn to, as locals express open disapproval of suspected collaborators. Reinhardt is certain that Lifeline is based at Le Candide and tries to trap Natalie, who is romantically involved with Bradley, by planting a mole within the local Resistance.
Glaister & Paice (Writers).
Featuring Paul Shelley, Paul Seed, Neil Daglish, Hazel McBride, Bernard Hepton, Clifford Rose, Juliet Hammond, Angela Richards, Ron Pember, Terrence Hardiman, Morris Perry, Davyd Harries and Graham Weston.
*The video's end is not cut off, but occasionally the trim that YouTube requires just cuts the video at the precise finish, which is what happens here. I have, at the beginning of the description for each episode, noted when dialog is cut off at the end and reproduced that, which is usually just one line. That's due to the theme song's beginning being cut off, which is part of the entire Secret Army series being copyright protected, hence not able to be completely downloaded, on YouTube.
