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* ValuesDissonance: Ted was a member of a blackface minstrel group in the late 1940s.
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* ValuesDissonance: One episode has Ted reveal he was a member of a blackface minstrel group in the late 1940s.1940s. Granted, we never see a flashback or image of him in blackface, but even mentioning blackface in a non satirical or ironic manner wouldn't fly today.
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** A baliff from "Trouble and Strife" is played by Creator/JohnDCollins, who would later be best known for playing Fairfax in ''Series/AlloAllo''.
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** A baliff bailiff from "Trouble and Strife" is played by Creator/JohnDCollins, who would later be best known for playing Fairfax in ''Series/AlloAllo''.
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** A man from "Lift Up Your Minds" is played by Creator/RoyHeather, who would later be best known for playing Sid in ''Series/OnlyFoolsAndHorses''.
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* TearJerker: In "Peggy's Big Chance" things look like they finally could be going Peggy's way. Jeffrey arranges for her to have an appointment with one of the entertainment manages visiting from head office, finally giving her a chance to become a Yellowcoat. To try and impress him, she volunteers to play the shark in a whole new performance at the pool for the visitors, despite them still working out the specifics. Sure enough the performance goes horribly wrong and Jeffrey is forced to stop the events due to Peggy nearly drowning. To add insult to injury, it turns out the entertainment manager's train was delayed and he never saw her try. Later her interview fails miserably, Jeffrey gets the call just before Peggy turns up to thank him for the opportunity, and tries to remain positive promising to keep on trying, all the while clearly on the verge of tears. Even Gladys, who spent the whole time dismissing her chances, clearly feels sorry for her.
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* TearJerker: In "Peggy's Big Chance" things look like they finally could be going Peggy's way. Jeffrey arranges for her to have an appointment with one of the entertainment manages visiting from head office, finally giving her a chance to become a Yellowcoat. To try and impress him, she volunteers to play the shark in a whole new performance at the pool for the visitors, despite them still working out the specifics. Sure enough the performance goes horribly wrong and Jeffrey is forced to stop the events due to Peggy nearly drowning. To add insult to injury, it turns out the entertainment manager's train was delayed and he never saw her try. Later her interview fails miserably, miserably (though Peggy herself is not told this, but is left under the impression that they will keep her in mind), Jeffrey gets the call just before Peggy turns up to thank him for the opportunity, and tries to remain positive promising to keep on trying, all the while clearly on the verge of tears. Even Gladys, who spent the whole time dismissing her chances, clearly feels sorry for her.
