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* The very first episode of Anthony Newley's surrealist comedy series ''The Strange World of Gurney Slade'' begins with the title character appearing in what looks like a conventional SitCom. Then he walks away from the scene, leaving the perplexed cast and director behind as he heads off into the "real" world. * Another BritCom example is ''The Worker'' starring Charlie Drake. The show ran for four series, and not one but ''two'' series finales ended with the Worker discovering that he was really a comedian called Charlie Drake who was making a SitCom.
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