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Hallelujah! Season 2, Episode 1: Marching Orders

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Captain Emily Ridley receives her marching orders to take up a new posting, but to where? To another northern Sodom or Gomorrah - or to the Salvation Army home for old soldiers? Watch Hallelujah! Season 2, Episode 1 Marching Orders in HD free online. Enjoy high-quality streaming of Hallelujah! Season 2, Episode 1 and share your thoughts in the comments below!

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Episodes

8 episodes
1

Marching Orders

Captain Emily Ridley receives her marching orders to take up a new posting, but to where? To another northern Sodom or Gomorrah - or to the Salvation Army home for old soldiers?

30 min
2

Just a Song at Twilight

Emily puts the Sally Army's reputation at stake when she agrees to compete in a musical festival - without a band, singers, or even a comb and paper!

30 min
3

Holy Deadlock

Despite weeks of fighting the good fight, Emily still hasn't saved a single soul. Then she hits the jackpot of original sin.

30 min
4

The Snake Pit (Part One)

Emily is convinced she is about to get her longawaited promotion, but what she actually gets is something rather different.

30 min
5

The Snake Pit (Part Two)

Accused of running her citadel like a house of ill repute, Captain Emily Ridley's Sally Army career seems to be almost over...

30 min
6

Rock Bottom

Songster, Alice Meredith tries to save a middle-aged dropout from himself, but is Brother Gibson quite what he appears?

30 min
7

It Happened One Night

The secrets of Captain Emily Ridley's private life are about to be revealed...

30 min
8

A Goose For Mrs. Scratchit (1984 Christmas Special)

Captain Ridley attempts to explain to a group of children what Christmas used to be like, using as illustration the tale of Ebenezer Dickinson - an old miser whose only enjoyment is making other people's lives a misery.

30 min