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* VaguenessIsComing: Colin tries to warn everyone about the bomb at Julie's party, but due to amnesia induced by a croquet ball colliding with his head, all that he can remember is that a "terrible disaster" is going to be inflicted on them and that they're "all going to die" unless they do something which he has unfortunately forgotten.
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* DefacementInsult: Laura is first seen scrubbing away an insulting message left on one of the exterior doors of the centre reading "DIE BRITTAS YOU FU--".
-->'''Laura''': We think it was the WI Crafts Group. They had a bit of a lecture yesterday on hanging their coats on proper hooks.
-->'''Laura''': We think it was the WI Crafts Group. They had a bit of a lecture yesterday on hanging their coats on proper hooks.
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* {{Expy}}: Von Trap is this to Captain Georg von Trapp of ''Film/TheSoundOfMusic''.
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* {{Expy}}: Von Wilheim von Trap is this to Captain Georg von Trapp of ''Film/TheSoundOfMusic''.
* {{Foreshadowing}}: Gavin tells Tim that one reason he would be preferable over Laura would be because at least he wouldn't run off after a few months due to pregnancy. Sure enough, several scenes later, Laura reveals to Brittas that she intends to leave the centre to raise a child in Chicago.
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* InnocentlyInsensitive: Brittas' attempts to calm Carole down (after she is told that she's an unfit mother and is at risk of losing her children) by telling her that orphanages are much better nowadays just make things worse.
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* InnocentlyInsensitive: Brittas' attempts attempt to calm reassure Carole down (after she is told that she's an unfit mother and is at risk of losing her children) by involves him telling her that orphanages are much better nowadays just make things worse.than they were in the olden days and suggesting that the potential families her children would be placed with would be better parents. For this, Carole snaps at him.
* ISurrenderSuckers: Brittas' strategy for luring Carole out of the cupboard is to pretend that he and the staff have given up and fake walking away from her, giving her the fake pretence that it was safe for her to come out. He is unable to put this into action however due to Colin's injury.
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* MayDecemberRomance: Carole has one with the much older Mr. von Trap.
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* MayDecemberRomance: Carole has one with the much older Mr. Herr von Trap. Trap.
* MistakesAreNotTheEndOfTheWorld: When Colin worries about making a mistake, Brittas reacts by informing him that mistakes are how people learn and to go out and make a mistake for his own, not allowing Colin to tell him that the thing he's worried about messing up is disposing of a bomb.
-->'''Colin''': But if I make a mistake...
-->'''Mr. Brittas''': That's how we learn, Colin. By making mistakes.
-->'''Colin''': I know, but...
-->'''Mr. Brittas''': Go on, Colin. Get out there and make a mistake.
* MistakesAreNotTheEndOfTheWorld: When Colin worries about making a mistake, Brittas reacts by informing him that mistakes are how people learn and to go out and make a mistake for his own, not allowing Colin to tell him that the thing he's worried about messing up is disposing of a bomb.
-->'''Colin''': But if I make a mistake...
-->'''Mr. Brittas''': That's how we learn, Colin. By making mistakes.
-->'''Colin''': I know, but...
-->'''Mr. Brittas''': Go on, Colin. Get out there and make a mistake.
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* InternalDeconstruction: Whilst Carole's habit of keeping her children in cupboards and drawers had been previously been portrayed negatively (mainly in putting her at risk of being fired and in how her oldest child Ben has grown to prefer cramped spaces over open ones), it was for the most part PlayedForLaughs and utilised as a source of BlackComedy. This episode shows the real-world consequences when an unseen member of public alerts the Department of Social Services into trying to take Carole's children into foster care, with only Carole's talents in music allowing her to keep them.
