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** "The Pict Song" by Music/BillyBragg appears on the soundtrack [[{{Bookends}} at either end of the episode]].
** A clip from the ''Border News'' sketch from ''The Creator/RobbieColtrane Special''
** A clip from the ''Border News'' sketch from ''The Creator/RobbieColtrane Special''
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** "The Pict Song" by Music/BillyBragg appears on the soundtrack [[{{Bookends}} at either end both ends of the episode]].
** A clip from the ''Border News'' sketch from ''The Creator/RobbieColtrane Special'' appears at the beginning of the Border half of the episode, and as TheStinger.
** A clip from the ''Border News'' sketch from ''The Creator/RobbieColtrane Special'' appears at the beginning of the Border half of the episode, and as TheStinger.
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* TextualCelebrityResemblance: Harris says that he's pretty sure that Border continuity announcer Craig Austin was in Hue and Cry, presumably due to his resemblance to Pat Kane.
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* TextualCelebrityResemblance: Harris says that he's pretty sure that Border continuity announcer Craig Austin was in Hue and Cry, presumably due to his resemblance to bandmember Pat Kane.
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** The episode is TitledAfterTheSong of the same name by Music/TheSmiths
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** "The Pict Song" by Music/BillyBragg appears on the soundtrack [[{{Bookends}} at either end of episode]].
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** The episode is TitledAfterTheSong of the same name by Music/TheSmiths
Music/TheSmiths.
** "The Pict Song" by Music/BillyBragg appears on the soundtrack [[{{Bookends}} at either end of the episode]].
** "The Pict Song" by Music/BillyBragg appears on the soundtrack [[{{Bookends}} at either end of the episode]].
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** "I Feel Liberal Alright!" plays when a file photo of David Steel is shown.
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** "I Feel Liberal Alright!" Liberal" plays when a file photo of David Steel is shown.
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Franchises: Southern Scotland and Northern Ireland, Channel Islands
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Franchises: Southern Scotland and Northern Ireland, Far North England/Southern Scotland, Channel IslandsIslands\\
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Franchises: Southern Scotland and Northern Ireland, Channel Islands
Companies: Border Television, Channel Television
!!Provides examples of:
* BritainIsOnlyLondon: {{Discussed}}. Harris starts off the episode by explaining that the UK is made up of a handful of major urban centres like London and Manchester where there's enough ambient wealth for an ITV franchise to become a major player, and then there are the places where wealth is something that happens to other people.
* BriefAccentImitation: Harris briefly does a more exaggerated version of his natural West Country accent when talking about the merger of the ITV West and South West regions.
* HeAlsoDid (InUniverse): Liberal and SDP leader David Steel was also a Non-Executive director of Border Television.
* ShoutOut:
** The episode is TitledAfterTheSong of the same name by Music/TheSmiths
** "The Pict Song" by Music/BillyBragg appears on the soundtrack [[{{Bookends}} at either end of episode]].
** A clip from the ''Border News'' sketch from ''The Creator/RobbieColtrane Special''
** A couple of examples given of programmes produced by Border are ''Mr and Mrs,'' ''The Krankies'' and ''Way of The Lakes.''
** ''Film/YouOnlyLiveTwice'' and ''Harry's Game'' are mentioned in IVC clips.
** "Looking very relaxed, Adolf Hitler on vibes" is a reference to "The Intro and The Outro" by Music/TheBonzoDogBand.
** "I Feel Liberal Alright!" plays when a file photo of David Steel is shown.
** One of Border's few self-made idents uses the "Superstar Fanfare" by Keith Mansfield as its soundtrack.
** One of Channel Television's idents is likened to a VanityPlate you might see after an episode of ''Ricki Lake'' or ''The Creator/PhilDonahue Show''.
* TextualCelebrityResemblance: Harris says that he's pretty sure that Border continuity announcer Craig Austin was in Hue and Cry, presumably due to his resemblance to Pat Kane.
Companies: Border Television, Channel Television
!!Provides examples of:
* BritainIsOnlyLondon: {{Discussed}}. Harris starts off the episode by explaining that the UK is made up of a handful of major urban centres like London and Manchester where there's enough ambient wealth for an ITV franchise to become a major player, and then there are the places where wealth is something that happens to other people.
* BriefAccentImitation: Harris briefly does a more exaggerated version of his natural West Country accent when talking about the merger of the ITV West and South West regions.
* HeAlsoDid (InUniverse): Liberal and SDP leader David Steel was also a Non-Executive director of Border Television.
* ShoutOut:
** The episode is TitledAfterTheSong of the same name by Music/TheSmiths
** "The Pict Song" by Music/BillyBragg appears on the soundtrack [[{{Bookends}} at either end of episode]].
** A clip from the ''Border News'' sketch from ''The Creator/RobbieColtrane Special''
** A couple of examples given of programmes produced by Border are ''Mr and Mrs,'' ''The Krankies'' and ''Way of The Lakes.''
** ''Film/YouOnlyLiveTwice'' and ''Harry's Game'' are mentioned in IVC clips.
** "Looking very relaxed, Adolf Hitler on vibes" is a reference to "The Intro and The Outro" by Music/TheBonzoDogBand.
** "I Feel Liberal Alright!" plays when a file photo of David Steel is shown.
** One of Border's few self-made idents uses the "Superstar Fanfare" by Keith Mansfield as its soundtrack.
** One of Channel Television's idents is likened to a VanityPlate you might see after an episode of ''Ricki Lake'' or ''The Creator/PhilDonahue Show''.
* TextualCelebrityResemblance: Harris says that he's pretty sure that Border continuity announcer Craig Austin was in Hue and Cry, presumably due to his resemblance to Pat Kane.
