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** "Didn't he do well?" - Creator/BruceForsyth
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** "Didn't "[[Creator/BruceForsyth Didn't he do well?" - Creator/BruceForsythwell?]]"
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* When Harold Wilson reports on his holiday, "The Birdy Song" can be heard playing in the background.
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* When Harold Wilson reports on his holiday, "The Birdy Song" can be heard playing in the background.background.
* The Finns in the credits scene reference several well-known British comedy sketches and [[{{Catchphrase}} catchphrases]].
** "[[Series/MontyPythonsFlyingCircus Hello, I wish to complain about this carrot you sold me not half an hour ago.]]"
** "[[Series/MontyPythonsFlyingCircus Nobody expects the inquisition from Spain.]]"
** "[[Series/AreYouBeingServed I washed my pussy last night.]]"
** "[[Series/DadsArmy Stupid boy!]]"
** "Can you hear me, Mother?" - Sandy Powell
** "[[Series/TheGenerationGame Shut that door!]]" - Larry Grayson
** "Just like that!" - Tommy Cooper
** "Didn't he do well?" - Creator/BruceForsyth
* The Finns in the credits scene reference several well-known British comedy sketches and [[{{Catchphrase}} catchphrases]].
** "[[Series/MontyPythonsFlyingCircus Hello, I wish to complain about this carrot you sold me not half an hour ago.]]"
** "[[Series/MontyPythonsFlyingCircus Nobody expects the inquisition from Spain.]]"
** "[[Series/AreYouBeingServed I washed my pussy last night.]]"
** "[[Series/DadsArmy Stupid boy!]]"
** "Can you hear me, Mother?" - Sandy Powell
** "[[Series/TheGenerationGame Shut that door!]]" - Larry Grayson
** "Just like that!" - Tommy Cooper
** "Didn't he do well?" - Creator/BruceForsyth
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* ''Six Centuries of Verse'' uses "The Swan" from Saint-Saëns' ''Carnival of Animals'' as its theme.
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* ''Six Centuries of Verse'' uses "The Swan" from Saint-Saëns' ''Carnival of Animals'' as its theme.theme.
* When Harold Wilson reports on his holiday, "The Birdy Song" can be heard playing in the background.
* When Harold Wilson reports on his holiday, "The Birdy Song" can be heard playing in the background.
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* ''Six Centuries of Verse'' uses "The Swan" from Saint-Saëns' ''Carnival of Animals'' as its theme.
