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** Teddy Lupus from "Steel Hand from the Sea" and "Post Mortem" is played by Creator/GaryWaldhorn, who would later be best known for playing David Horton in ''Series/TheVicarOfDibley''.
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** Sturmbannführer Reinicke is played by Creator/Simon Cadell, who would later be best known for playing Jeffrey Fairbrother in ''Series/HiDeHi''.
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** Sturmbannführer Reinicke is played by Creator/Simon Cadell, Creator/SimonCadell, who would later be best known for playing Jeffrey Fairbrother in ''Series/HiDeHi''.
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** Sturmbannführer Reinicke is played by Creator/Simon Cadell, who would later be best known for playing Jeffrey Fairbrother in ''Series/HiDeHi''.
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** Even if one disqualifies series regulars Bernard Horsfall and Simon Lack to make it more challenging, nearly every episode of the series contains at least one actor who subsequently appeared in ''Series/DoctorWho''.
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** Even if one disqualifies series regulars Bernard Horsfall Creator/BernardHorsfall and Simon Lack to make it more challenging, nearly every episode of the series contains at least one actor who subsequently appeared in ''Series/DoctorWho''.
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** Even if one disqualifies Bernard Horsfall and Simon Lack to make it more challenging, nearly every episode of the series contains at least one actor who subsequently appeared in ''Series/DoctorWho''.
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** Even if one disqualifies series regulars Bernard Horsfall and Simon Lack to make it more challenging, nearly every episode of the series contains at least one actor who subsequently appeared in ''Series/DoctorWho''.
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** Even if one disqualifies Bernard Horsfall to make it more challenging, nearly every episode of the series contains at least one actor who subsequently appeared in ''Series/DoctorWho''.
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** Even if one disqualifies Bernard Horsfall and Simon Lack to make it more challenging, nearly every episode of the series contains at least one actor who subsequently appeared in ''Series/DoctorWho''.
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** Even if one disqualifies Bernard Horsfall to make it more challenging, nearly every episode of the series contains at least one actor who subsequently appeared in ''Series/DoctorWho''.
** Creator/AnthonyHead, in his first credited screen role, plays the central character in the two-parter "Steel Hand From the Sea"/"The Laws and Usages of War".
** John Nettles appears as a police detective in "Officers of the Law", a few years before he became famous in ''Series/{{Bergerac}}'' -- playing a different Channel Islands police detective.
** The madam of the brothel in "The Prussian Officer" is a younger [[Series/RumpoleOfTheBailey Hilda Rumpole]].
** In "Post Mortem", a murder mystery revolving around the results of a post-mortem examination, the detective is played by Barry Jackson, who went on to play the pathologist in ''Series/MidsomerMurders''.
** [[Series/WaitingForGod Stephanie Cole]] plays a woman whose soldier son was recently killed in "From a View to a Death".
** Even if one disqualifies Bernard Horsfall to make it more challenging, nearly every episode of the series contains at least one actor who subsequently appeared in ''Series/DoctorWho''.
** Creator/AnthonyHead, in his first credited screen role, plays the central character in the two-parter "Steel Hand From the Sea"/"The Laws and Usages of War".
** John Nettles appears as a police detective in "Officers of the Law", a few years before he became famous in ''Series/{{Bergerac}}'' -- playing a different Channel Islands police detective.
** The madam of the brothel in "The Prussian Officer" is a younger [[Series/RumpoleOfTheBailey Hilda Rumpole]].
** In "Post Mortem", a murder mystery revolving around the results of a post-mortem examination, the detective is played by Barry Jackson, who went on to play the pathologist in ''Series/MidsomerMurders''.
** [[Series/WaitingForGod Stephanie Cole]] plays a woman whose soldier son was recently killed in "From a View to a Death".
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* GeniusBonus: The episode "Treason" ends with Major Reinicke making an apparently trivial remark to Major Freidel, accompanied by a meaningful look which Freidel reciprocates. It is left to the viewer to figure out what's actually being said, which requires recognising Reinicke's comment as a quote from ''Theatre/JuliusCaesar'' and knowing the original context. [[spoiler:The episode concerns a visiting German officer who is secretly part of a conspiracy to assassinate Hitler before he brings ruin down on Germany. Officially, Reinicke and Freidel know nothing of this, but Reinicke's final comment about him suggests that they know or suspect a great deal more than they let on -- in Shakespeare's play, it's a description of the conspirators who assassinated Caesar]].
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* GeniusBonus: The episode "Treason" ends with Major Reinicke Richter making an apparently trivial remark to Major Freidel, accompanied by a meaningful look which Freidel reciprocates. It is left to the viewer to figure out what's actually being said, which requires recognising Reinicke's Richter's comment as a quote from ''Theatre/JuliusCaesar'' and knowing the original context. [[spoiler:The episode concerns a visiting German officer who is secretly part of a conspiracy to assassinate Hitler before he brings ruin down on Germany. Officially, Reinicke Richter and Freidel know nothing of this, but Reinicke's Richter's final comment about him suggests that they know or suspect a great deal more than they let on -- in Shakespeare's play, it's a description of the conspirators who assassinated Caesar]].
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* GeniusBonus: The episode "Treason" ends with Major Reinicke making an apparently trivial remark to Major Freidel, accompanied by a meaningful look which Freidel reciprocates. It is left to the viewer to figure out what's actually being said, which requires recognising Reinicke's comment as a quote from ''Theatre/JuliusCaesar'' and knowing the original context. [[spoiler:The episode concerns a visiting German officer who is secretly part of a conspiracy to assassinate Hitler before he brings ruin down on Germany. Officially, Reinicke and Freidel know nothing of this, but Reinicke's final comment about him suggests that they know or suspect a great deal more than they let on -- in Shakespeare's play, it's a description of the conspirators who assassinated Caesar]].
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