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* UncreditedRole: Creator/MelvynHayes as Mr. Pink in a 2011 episode.
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* TheCharacterDiedWithHim: Mel in the Christmas Special. Geoffrey Hutchings passed away while the episode was being written.
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* DistancedFromCurrentEvents: In the summer of 2014, Creator/{{ITV}}repeated Series 5 in a primetime slot. Episode 4 has a throwaway joke by [[CloudCuckooLander Donald and Jacqueline]] about Rolf Harris having an affair and ends with Les singing Two Little Boys in the hotel's karaoke bar. The repeat broadcast of this episode was mere hours after Rolf Harris was convicted of child sex offences and sentenced to five years in prison. After a lot of media attention and a hasty apology, the repeat schedule quickly skipped over to Episode 6 the next week (despite Episode 5 having no objectionable content), and abruptly ended without showing Episode 7 (Series 5's finale).
* WrittenByCastMember: Steve Pemberton (Mick Garvey) and Neil Fitzmaurice (Lucky Kev) both wrote episodes of Series 5.
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* DistancedFromCurrentEvents: In the summer of 2014, Creator/{{ITV}}repeated Creator/{{ITV}} repeated Series 5 in a primetime slot. Episode 4 has a throwaway joke by [[CloudCuckooLander [[{{Cloudcuckoolander}} Donald and Jacqueline]] about Rolf Harris having an affair and ends with Les singing Two "Two Little Boys Boys" in the hotel's karaoke bar. The repeat broadcast of this episode was mere hours after Rolf Harris was convicted of child sex offences and sentenced to five years in prison. After a lot of media attention and a hasty apology, the repeat schedule quickly skipped over to Episode 6 the next week (despite Episode 5 having no objectionable content), and abruptly ended without showing Episode 7 (Series 5's finale).
*WrittenByCastMember: WrittenByCastmember: Steve Pemberton (Mick Garvey) and Neil Fitzmaurice (Lucky Kev) both wrote episodes of Series 5.5.
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* TooSoon: DistancedFromCurrentEvents: In the summer of 2014, Creator/{{ITV}}repeated Series 5 in a primetime slot. Episode 4 has a throwaway joke by [[CloudCuckooLander Donald and Jacqueline]] about Rolf Harris having an affair and ends with Les singing Two Little Boys in the hotel's karaoke bar. The repeat broadcast of this episode was mere hours after Rolf Harris was convicted of child sex offences and sentenced to five years in prison. After a lot of media attention and a hasty apology, the repeat schedule quickly skipped over to Episode 6 the next week (despite Episode 5 having no objectionable content), and abruptly ended without showing Episode 7 (Series 5's finale).
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* RetroactiveRecognition: [[Series/GameOfThrones Septa Unella]] is Tonya Dyke.
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* TooSoon: In the summer of 2014, ITV1 repeated Creator/{{ITV}}repeated Series 5 in a primetime slot. Episode 4 has a throwaway joke by [[CloudCuckooLander Donald and Jacqueline]] about Rolf Harris having an affair and ends with Les singing Two Little Boys in the hotel's karaoke bar. The repeat broadcast of this episode was mere hours after Rolf Harris was convicted of child sex offences and sentenced to five years in prison. After a lot of media attention and a hasty apology, the repeat schedule quickly skipped over to Episode 6 the next week (despite Episode 5 having no objectionable content), and abruptly ended without showing Episode 7 (Series 5's finale).
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* HeyItsThatGuy: Troy [[Series/TheITCrowd looks like a magician]].
** Mick Garvey looks oddly similar to a number of the residents of [[Series/TheLeagueOfGentlemen Royston Vasey]].
** [[{{Series/Ideal}} Moz]] has stopped dealing and is now on holiday with his mother.
** [[Series/AufWiedersehenPet Dennis Patterson]] has moved to Benidorm and started cross-dressing.
** [[Series/PhoenixNights Ray Von]] is Madge’s weaselly neighbour Lucky Kev.
** [[Series/GameOfThrones Walder Frey]] is Mick’s father Stan.
** [[Series/OnlyFoolsAndHorses Boycie]] is now a con artist selling villas he doesn’t own.
** And his neighbour [[Series/TheGreenGreenGrass Llewellyn]] is Jacqueline’s travelling companion in Series 7.
** And [[Series/HiDeHi Ruth Madoc]] guest stars as his wife.
** [[Series/DoctorWho The Rani]] is Barbara Simmonds, a famous crime writer staying at the Solana in the Series 5 finale.
** [[Series/TheGreenGreenGrass Mrs Cakeworthy]] is the con artist that the Garveys run into in Series 1.
** [[{{Series/Dynasty}} Alexis Carrington]] owns the Solana.
** The Krankies guest star as Donald’s old flame Agnes and her porn star husband Pepé in Series 6.
** Mick Garvey looks oddly similar to a number of the residents of [[Series/TheLeagueOfGentlemen Royston Vasey]].
** [[{{Series/Ideal}} Moz]] has stopped dealing and is now on holiday with his mother.
** [[Series/AufWiedersehenPet Dennis Patterson]] has moved to Benidorm and started cross-dressing.
** [[Series/PhoenixNights Ray Von]] is Madge’s weaselly neighbour Lucky Kev.
** [[Series/GameOfThrones Walder Frey]] is Mick’s father Stan.
** [[Series/OnlyFoolsAndHorses Boycie]] is now a con artist selling villas he doesn’t own.
** And his neighbour [[Series/TheGreenGreenGrass Llewellyn]] is Jacqueline’s travelling companion in Series 7.
** And [[Series/HiDeHi Ruth Madoc]] guest stars as his wife.
** [[Series/DoctorWho The Rani]] is Barbara Simmonds, a famous crime writer staying at the Solana in the Series 5 finale.
** [[Series/TheGreenGreenGrass Mrs Cakeworthy]] is the con artist that the Garveys run into in Series 1.
** [[{{Series/Dynasty}} Alexis Carrington]] owns the Solana.
** The Krankies guest star as Donald’s old flame Agnes and her porn star husband Pepé in Series 6.
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** Mick Garvey looks oddly similar to a number of the residents of [[Series/TheLeagueOfGentlemen Royston Vasey]].
** [[{{Series/Ideal}} Moz]] has stopped dealing and is now on holiday with his mother.
** [[Series/AufWiedersehenPet Dennis Patterson]] has moved to Benidorm and started cross-dressing.
** [[Series/PhoenixNights Ray Von]] is Madge’s weaselly neighbour Lucky Kev.
** [[Series/GameOfThrones Walder Frey]] is Mick’s father Stan.
** [[Series/OnlyFoolsAndHorses Boycie]] is now a con artist selling villas he doesn’t own.
** And his neighbour [[Series/TheGreenGreenGrass Llewellyn]] is Jacqueline’s travelling companion in Series 7.
** And [[Series/HiDeHi Ruth Madoc]] guest stars as his wife.
** [[Series/DoctorWho The Rani]] is Barbara Simmonds, a famous crime writer staying at the Solana in the Series 5 finale.
** [[Series/TheGreenGreenGrass Mrs Cakeworthy]] is the con artist that the Garveys run into in Series 1.
** [[{{Series/Dynasty}} Alexis Carrington]] owns the Solana.
** The Krankies guest star as Donald’s old flame Agnes and her porn star husband Pepé in Series 6.
* RetroactiveRecognition: [[Series/GameOfThrones Septa Unella]] is Tonya Dyke.
* TooSoon: In the summer of 2014, ITV1 repeated Series 5 in a primetime slot. Episode 4 has a throwaway joke by [[CloudCuckooLander Donald and Jacqueline]] about Rolf Harris having an affair and ends with Les singing Two Little Boys in the hotel's karaoke bar. The repeat broadcast of this episode was mere hours after Rolf Harris was convicted of child sex offences and sentenced to five years in prison. After a lot of media attention and a hasty apology, the repeat schedule quickly skipped over to Episode 6 the next week (despite Episode 5 having no objectionable content), and abruptly ended without showing Episode 7 (Series 5'sfinale).finale).
* WrittenByCastMember: Steve Pemberton (Mick Garvey) and Neil Fitzmaurice (Lucky Kev) both wrote episodes of Series 5.
** [[{{Series/Ideal}} Moz]] has stopped dealing and is now on holiday with his mother.
** [[Series/AufWiedersehenPet Dennis Patterson]] has moved to Benidorm and started cross-dressing.
** [[Series/PhoenixNights Ray Von]] is Madge’s weaselly neighbour Lucky Kev.
** [[Series/GameOfThrones Walder Frey]] is Mick’s father Stan.
** [[Series/OnlyFoolsAndHorses Boycie]] is now a con artist selling villas he doesn’t own.
** And his neighbour [[Series/TheGreenGreenGrass Llewellyn]] is Jacqueline’s travelling companion in Series 7.
** And [[Series/HiDeHi Ruth Madoc]] guest stars as his wife.
** [[Series/DoctorWho The Rani]] is Barbara Simmonds, a famous crime writer staying at the Solana in the Series 5 finale.
** [[Series/TheGreenGreenGrass Mrs Cakeworthy]] is the con artist that the Garveys run into in Series 1.
** [[{{Series/Dynasty}} Alexis Carrington]] owns the Solana.
** The Krankies guest star as Donald’s old flame Agnes and her porn star husband Pepé in Series 6.
* RetroactiveRecognition: [[Series/GameOfThrones Septa Unella]] is Tonya Dyke.
* TooSoon: In the summer of 2014, ITV1 repeated Series 5 in a primetime slot. Episode 4 has a throwaway joke by [[CloudCuckooLander Donald and Jacqueline]] about Rolf Harris having an affair and ends with Les singing Two Little Boys in the hotel's karaoke bar. The repeat broadcast of this episode was mere hours after Rolf Harris was convicted of child sex offences and sentenced to five years in prison. After a lot of media attention and a hasty apology, the repeat schedule quickly skipped over to Episode 6 the next week (despite Episode 5 having no objectionable content), and abruptly ended without showing Episode 7 (Series 5's
* WrittenByCastMember: Steve Pemberton (Mick Garvey) and Neil Fitzmaurice (Lucky Kev) both wrote episodes of Series 5.
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* CharacterOutlivesActor: Kenny Ireland (Donald) passed away prior to Series 7, but was mentioned in the first episode of Series 7 to be in France, as part of a partner swap with Welsh couple Glynn and Rhiannon.
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* TooSoon: In the summer of 2014, ITV1 repeated Series 5 in a primetime slot. Episode 4 has a throwaway joke by [[CloudCuckooLander Donald and Jacqueline]] about Rolf Harris having an affair and ends with Les singing Two Little Boys in the hotel's karaoke bar. The repeat broadcast of this episode was mere hours after Rolf Harris was convicted of child sex offences and sentenced to five years in prison. After a lot of media attention and a hasty apology, the repeat schedule quickly skipped over to Episode 6 the next week (despite Episode 5 having no objectionable content), and abruptly ended without showing Episode 7 (Series 5's finale).
* TooSoon: In the summer of 2014, ITV1 repeated Series 5 in a primetime slot. Episode 4 has a throwaway joke by [[CloudCuckooLander Donald and Jacqueline]] about Rolf Harris having an affair and ends with Les singing Two Little Boys in the hotel's karaoke bar. The repeat broadcast of this episode was mere hours after Rolf Harris was convicted of child sex offences and sentenced to five years in prison. After a lot of media attention and a hasty apology, the repeat schedule quickly skipped over to Episode 6 the next week (despite Episode 5 having no objectionable content), and abruptly ended without showing Episode 7 (Series 5's finale).
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