We'll Meet Again (1982) S1 E01 - All Day and Every Day 

My Dad was 82ND Airborne WWII 504, my Parents met in Leicester and married November 7,1944. My Grandfather said The Americans were over sexed,over paid and over there !!!! My Parents Had a Wonderful Life Together and I was a mid life Baby, as my Sister was born in 47, and me in 64❤❤I was Truly Blessed !!!!!

How wonderful to have found this Gem of a series again! My dear late hubby Tony and i, had only just got married on the 29th of March 1982 and if my memory serves me well, we began watching it from the very first episode, only a few weeks after our wedding. Thank you very much from The uk for this great blast from the past! xxxxxx

I was twenty eight and my kids were small....happy days! Now almost seventy and watching this remembering the characters like it was last Thursday.....great series! Thank You 👍

I was 9 years old & still remember sitting down to watch on a Sunday evening. A while after having seafood & snacks. They was the good old days. RIP Dame Vera Lynn xx

I remember when this series came out on PBS. We would watch it as a family. We all fell in love with it.

Just love this series, I must have watched it 5/6 times. Remember when it was first on TV, my mum always said the War years were the best of her life.

My uncle was a bomber pilot from Australia died in Italy he got his crew to bail out but the rear gun et was wounded my uncle crashed on landing the rear gunner survived my uncle died , he was 21

Remember this I was 15 at the time of showing and had a great interest in ww2 and Remember all these actors, the best was Ray Smith " Bloody Yaaanks " he used to say , brilliant series.

Well this will be my 1st time watching this movie from Australia & im 71yrs old🐾😂!

Thank you for uploading. I recall enjoying it on tv in the early 1980’s. 👌💕

Watch this drama when I got newly married. Loved it and still do.

Reminds me of that joke in Are You Being Served when Mrs Slocombe was moaning about having to sell German goods "I haven't forgotten being flung flat on my back on Clapham Common by a landmine. And it was the German Air Force that was responsible." Mr. Lucas: "All the other times she was flat on her back it was the American Air Force that was responsible!"

Loved this series❤

This is a tv series i always remember. I was 8 and i loved it. I was kind of in love with Chuck 😊

The airfield is now Kings Hill village in Kent, and the control tower is the Kings Hill Costa Coffee.

My daughter was named Holly after my husband saw it on the credits of this series

Omg I remember this the 1st time round brilliant 🤩

Loved this series when it was first on TV in the early 1980s and bought the books. Still have the books - really enjoying watching this again. Many thanks for posting.

This was my fav TV programme at the time so thanks for sharing.

I remember Suzanna York in "The Wind And The 🦁 Lion" with Sean Connory. An excellent movie. I've always liked her so much.

Thanks for posting this old series. Not exactly Masterpiece Theater but always fun to watch.

Loved watching this I was 17. Had a major crush on chuck. Ha

What is that haunting melody? So fitting for the time, place and drama.

WW2. All those young airman so apply go lucky. Most going to their deaths. I am afraid which one is not coming back from this crew. This show was recommended to me. I am solar it was, it's a really good show. Thank you for posting. .

Just finished watching Enemy at the Door series which I was thoroughly addicted to. Thankfully, I have fallen upon this drama series. Was a little surprised by the dislike of some of the Brits for the American pilots. Can understand how they might feel, however would German occupation be more palatable to the people of Suffolk, I keep thinking. This episode is VERY good. I look forward to next episodes. THANKS Rich.

This was good but Secret Army was a classic.

Excellent series

Susannah York! Yeah, BABAY, YEAH! Huzzah for Anglo-American steam heat! Thanks for this, I was working 60 hour weeks when it aired here in the Colonies and missed it... Tally-Ho! Our two nations are the beacon of Liberty Justice and lots of beer and snogging... so what could you ever want more?

Surely shopkeeper Albert Mundy (in the brown dust coat), is based upon another shopkeeper, Arkwright, played by Ronnie Barker, in the TV series, Open All Hours. German bomber, absurdly, strafes a girl in a field and a cyclist, but doesn't strafe the US bombers on the airfield

The series does a good job at exposing the tensions between the USAAF and the local Brits that are often glossed over. However, I think they overdid it . . . the Americans crashing into everything possible on the roads, demanding Cuban cigars that they should have known were all gone, buzzing British farmworkers, etc. Still, the filmmakers' juxtaposition between war-weary Brits and "green," gung-ho Americans is something to be appreciated. Again, it's often missing from WWII films about the 8th AF in Britain. Though, also "again," I think the filmmakers played a little too strong.

It was not the “United States Airforce” in 1943, it was the United States Army Air Force (USAAF), they were in the army and were trained to be infantry soldiers before they became technical soldiers, so @ 4:16 she was wrong. Not a very auspicious start to the series.

Oh I was sooo in love with mario (David Baxt) so gorgeous lol

Memphis Belle footage from the 1943 documentary to support the only flying-fortress in the series, B-17G "Sally B" in her natural metal scheme prior to her appearance in Memphis Belle some eight years later. One error I noticed possibly deliberate, was the female shop owner who refers to the newly arrived Americans as belonging to the United States Air Force (USAF) But then later on USAAF is mentioned in its entirety in a welcome speech given by Susannah York.

Iam liking fr season 2but couldn't find it ain't there any second season?

I loved Captain Red.

Isn't the actor playing Albert Mundy the same one that played Ray Spikings in Dempsey and Makepeace?

Why is it that any attempt at the Suffolk accent always ends up sounding like they're from Somerset?

as an American i truly hope our men didnt behave as badly as this show illustrated. if they did then shame on them

Wow first 3 mins and absolutely no one can fly or drive.

There's one guy who sounds like a clark gable impression @11:10 or so

People cannot retweet my posts and I can’t see where to turn anything off or on it’s puzzling can you help?

He's right about Blucher 👈😑

Mrs Richards: "I paid for a room with a view!" Basil: (pointing to the lovely view) "That is Torquay, Madam." Mrs Richards: "It's not good enough!" Basil: "May I ask what you were expecting to see out of a Torquay hotel bedroom window? Sydney Opera House, perhaps? the Hanging Gardens of Babylon? Herds of wildebeest sweeping majestically past?..." Mrs Richards: "Don't be silly! I expect to be able to see the sea!" Basil: "You can see the sea, it's over there between the land and the sky." Mrs Richards: "I'm not satisfied. But I shall stay. But I expect a reduction." Basil: "Why?! Because Krakatoa's not erupting at the moment ?"

They could of made an effort to make the runway look better than that disused look.

Most of the "Americans" are portrayed by Brits. Their performances seem a little forced. Though probably not much more than the reverse.

Not the Masters of the Air for sure. lol

Piece of Cake is better - RAF

don't you know theres a war on /of course he knows hes a soldier .you plonker ./

......."welcome to 'Mouldy Hall" (Mildenhall) ??? or ? Lakenheath?

Ropey American accents.

Kind of cartoonish melodrama.

The stereotypes are crap.

The actors portraying Americans are a bit heavy handed.................... Accents are weird and very hard to figure out where these "Americans" are supposed to be from.................. LOL Just saying.

What a load of s@@@.

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Yanks ..... Damn good job they came.... thats all I can say.

Wow this is some really bad TV.

Typical crap tv filler of the time. Plodding, dull, clichéd.

Dreadfully boring this is old chap.

😂do you speak English 😂😂😂