Foyle's War2002

DCS Christopher Foyle:
[about his German] And it's only what I managed to pick up in Germany during the last war. It's not that good. [indicates Weiser] Well, it's as good as his English.

Major Cornwall:
No, he doesn't speak English at all.

DCS Christopher Foyle:
[to Weiser] You're fairly fluent, aren't you? You understood one of my questions without it being translated when I came over here last time. And you understood every word we said when we first picked you up. You heard us talking about the woman who was with us that day being a possible murder suspect, and you described her later as the person you claimed took your gun when you were hanging from the tree.

Major Cornwall:
What information did Sabartovski have that was so important?

DCS Christopher Foyle:
[to Weiser] Do you want to answer that question?

[silence]

DCS Christopher Foyle:
No? It seems from what he said to Schimmel that he was an expert in RDF, what you know as "Funk-mess", or radar, and it looked like there'd been perhaps a new system on board, which is why they made the effort to get back to it to make sure it was destroyed, or to get rid of it if it wasn't. How am I doing?

[silence]

DCS Christopher Foyle:
He was sent for the same reason, to make sure the equipment was destroyed, and Sabartovski as well. And he came prepared to fake a situation in which he'd be caught and most likely taken to the same holding camp as Sabartovski and get rid of him here.

Raimund Weiser:
If I faked the parachute drop, how did I get here?

[Cornwall looks at him sharply]

DCS Christopher Foyle:
Through perfect English.

[Weiser smirks]

DCS Christopher Foyle:
Boat? There were saltwater stains on your trousers, and no marks at all from a parachute and a harness that had never been used before.

Raimund Weiser:
Good! Beach landing from a U-Boat.