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* MissingEpisode: "What Did You Do During the War Daddy?" was the final filmed episode. Supposedly pulled due to a strike at the BBC, it was supposedly actually pulled due to concerns of dodgy old age make up and whether its revenge seeking and anti-communist tract was out of place with the tone of the rest of the series. Set 25 years after UsefulNotes/WorldWarII it concerns the characters being interviewed for a TV series. The episode was not featured in the DVD boxed set and most interviewed cast members felt it was right to pull it. Clips sometimes appear on Website/YouTube.
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* MissingEpisode: "What Did You Do During the War Daddy?" was the final filmed episode. Supposedly pulled due to a strike at the BBC, it was supposedly actually pulled due to concerns of dodgy old age make up and whether its revenge seeking and anti-communist tract was out of place with the tone of the rest of the series. Set 25 years after UsefulNotes/WorldWarII it concerns the characters being interviewed for a TV series. The episode was not featured in the DVD boxed set and most interviewed cast members felt it was right to pull it. Clips sometimes appear on Website/YouTube. [[RecycledScript The episode's plot was recycled]] into the first episode of ''Kessler''.
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* RoleReprise: The spin-off series ''Kessler'' had Clifford Rose reprise his role as the eponymous character. [[spoiler: Albert, Monique and Natalie briefly appear in the first episode too.]]
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* CaliforniaDoubling: Many Belgian set countryside scenes were filmed in Cambridgeshire due to the similarity of the landscape and the fact that the nearby tourist railway, the Nene Valley Railway, was home to a large number of 1940s period accurate European steam trains.
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* YouLookFamiliar:YouLookFamiliar: A total of 11 actors made guest appearances throughout the show playing different characters, along with two actors who made a guest appearance in the show also appearing in the spin-off “Kessler”.
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** David Ludwig appeared in the Series 1 episode “Growing Up” as Sergeant Richards, in the Series 2 episode “The Big One” as Dave the Rear Gunner and then in the Series 3 episode as Flight Sergeant Watson.
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** David Ludwig appeared in the Series 1 episode “Growing Up” as Sergeant Richards, in the Series 2 episode “The Big One” as Dave the Rear Gunner and then in the Series 3 episode “Ambush” as Flight Sergeant Watson.
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** Al Lampert appeared in the Series 1 episodes “Second Chance” and “Bait” each time as an unnamed German soldier — although it is not quite clear if he is playing different characters or one and the same character in his two appearances.
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* Al Lampert appeared in the Series 1 episodes “Second Chance” and “Bait” each time as an unnamed German soldier — although it is not quite clear if he is playing different characters or one and the same character in his two appearances.
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* Al Lampert appeared in the Series 1 episodes “Second Chance” and “Bait” each time as an unnamed German soldier — although it is not quite clear if he is playing different characters or one and the same character in his two appearances.
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** Paul Ridley appeared in the Series 1 episodes “Growing Up” and “A Question of Loyalty” as a Luftwaffe guard and a German private respectively.
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** Royston Tickner appeared in their Series 2 episode “The Big One” as a German air raid warden and in two episodes of the spin-off “Kessler“ as Maurer.
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** Royston Tickner appeared in their the Series 2 episode “The Big One” as a German air raid warden and in two episodes of the spin-off “Kessler“ as Maurer.
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** David Ludwig appeared in the Series 1 episode “Growing Up” as Sergeant Richards, in the Series 2 episode “The Big One” as Dave the Rear Gunner and then in the Series 3 episode as Flight Sergeant Watson.
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** James Muir appeared in the Series 2 episodes “The Hostage” and “The Big One” and the Series 3 episode “A Safe Place” each time as an uncredited German soldier, in the Series 3 episode “The Last Run” as an uncredited German officer and then in the Series 3 episode “Ambush” as an uncredited evader.
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** Royston Tickner appeared in their Series 2 episode “The Big One” as a German air raid warden and in two episodes of the spin-off “Kessler“ as Maurer.
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** Daniel Hill appeared in the Series 1 episode “Too Near Home” as British evader Taff and in the Series 2 episode “The Big One” as another British evader, Bomb Aimer Bert Lewis.
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** Nigel Lambert appeared in the Series 2 episode “The Big One” as a Wing Commander and in the Series 3 episode “Just Light the Blue Touch-Paper” as Tony Newman.
** Richard Seagar also appeared in the Series 2 episode “The Big One” as Nobby the Navigator and in the Series 3 episode “Ambush” as Flight Sergeant Burton.
** Richard Seagar also appeared in the Series 2 episode “The Big One” as Nobby the Navigator and in the Series 3 episode “Ambush” as Flight Sergeant Burton.
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* TheOtherDarrin: Paul Vercors is played by Michael Byrne in one episode of Series 2 and by Ralph Bates in four episodes in Series 3.
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** Rob Edwards appeared in the Series 1 episode “Sergeant on the Run” as Sergeant Donald Pickering/Leutnant Kenable and in the Series 3 episode “Ring of Rosies” as Adam Girton.
** Daniel Hill appeared in the Series 1 episode “Too Near Home” as British evader Taff and in the Series 2 episode “The Big One” as another British evader, Bomb Aimer Bert Lewis.
** John Alkin also appeared in the Series 1 episode “Too Near Home” as British evader Mac and in the Series 2 finale “Day of Wrath” as Andre De Beers.
** Michael Wynne appeared in the Series 1 finale “Be the First Kid in Your Block to Rule the World” as Sturmbannfuhrer Reinecke and in the Series 3 episode “Prisoner” as German guard Reisener.
** Mark Jones also appeared in the Series 1 finale “Be the First Kid in Your Block to Rule the World” as Belgian policeman Marcel and in the Series 2 episode “The Big One” as Oberst Manfred Neidlinger.
** Guy Rolfe appeared in the Series 2 episode “Russian Roulette” as Oberst von Elmendorf and had a recurring role in the spin-off “Kessler” as Don Julian Yqueras.
** Gareth Milne appeared in the Series 3 episode “Ring of Rosies” as McQuaig and in the sixth episode of the spin-off “Kessler” as Muller.
** Rob Edwards appeared in the Series 1 episode “Sergeant on the Run” as Sergeant Donald Pickering/Leutnant Kenable and in the Series 3 episode “Ring of Rosies” as Adam Girton.
** Daniel Hill appeared in the Series 1 episode “Too Near Home” as British evader Taff and in the Series 2 episode “The Big One” as another British evader, Bomb Aimer Bert Lewis.
** John Alkin also appeared in the Series 1 episode “Too Near Home” as British evader Mac and in the Series 2 finale “Day of Wrath” as Andre De Beers.
** Michael Wynne appeared in the Series 1 finale “Be the First Kid in Your Block to Rule the World” as Sturmbannfuhrer Reinecke and in the Series 3 episode “Prisoner” as German guard Reisener.
** Mark Jones also appeared in the Series 1 finale “Be the First Kid in Your Block to Rule the World” as Belgian policeman Marcel and in the Series 2 episode “The Big One” as Oberst Manfred Neidlinger.
** Guy Rolfe appeared in the Series 2 episode “Russian Roulette” as Oberst von Elmendorf and had a recurring role in the spin-off “Kessler” as Don Julian Yqueras.
** Gareth Milne appeared in the Series 3 episode “Ring of Rosies” as McQuaig and in the sixth episode of the spin-off “Kessler” as Muller.
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** Watch carefully and you'll see a few actors from ''Series/AlloAllo'' appearing in series 2 and 3.
** Creator/AnthonyHead also appears as a young German officer and [[WesternAnimation/ToyStory John Ratzenberger]] as a Canadian Sergeant.
** Captain Durnford and Major Bradley were brothers Malcolm and Donalbain (respectively) in Roman Polanski's 1971 film of ''Theatre/{{Macbeth}}''.
** Watch carefully and you'll see a few actors from ''Series/AlloAllo'' appearing in series 2 and 3.
** Creator/AnthonyHead also appears as a young German officer and [[WesternAnimation/ToyStory John Ratzenberger]] as a Canadian Sergeant.
** Captain Durnford and Major Bradley were brothers Malcolm and Donalbain (respectively) in Roman Polanski's 1971 film of ''Theatre/{{Macbeth}}''.
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** Capt. Durnford and Maj. Bradley were brothers Malcolm and Donalbain (respectively) in Roman Polanski's 1971 film of ''Theatre/{{Macbeth}}''.
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** Watch carefully and you'll see a few actors from ''Series/AlloAllo'' appearing in series 2 and 3.
** Creator/AnthonyHead also appears as a young German officer and [[WesternAnimation/ToyStory John Ratzenberger]] as a Canadian Sergeant.
* MissingEpisode: "What Did You Do During the War Daddy?" was the final filmed episode. Supposedly pulled due to a strike at the BBC, it was supposedly actually pulled due to concerns of dodgy old age make up and whether its revenge seeking and anti-communist tract was out of place with the tone of the rest of the series. Set 25 years after UsefulNotes/WorldWarII it concerns the characters being interviewed for a TV series. The episode was not featured in the DVD boxed set and most interviewed cast members felt it was right to pull it. Clips sometimes appear on Website/YouTube.
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** Watch carefully and you'll see a few actors from ''Series/AlloAllo'' appearing in series 2 and 3.
** Creator/AnthonyHead also appears as a young German officer and [[WesternAnimation/ToyStory John Ratzenberger]] as a Canadian Sergeant.
* MissingEpisode: "What Did You Do During the War Daddy?" was the final filmed episode. Supposedly pulled due to a strike at the BBC, it was supposedly actually pulled due to concerns of dodgy old age make up and whether its revenge seeking and anti-communist tract was out of place with the tone of the rest of the series. Set 25 years after UsefulNotes/WorldWarII it concerns the characters being interviewed for a TV series. The episode was not featured in the DVD boxed set and most interviewed cast members felt it was right to pull it. Clips sometimes appear on Website/YouTube.
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