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* UnintentionalPeriodPiece: The show was unmistakably made in the late 1990s/early 2000s with so many references to the pop music of the time. The [[TurnOfTheMillennium Millennium Special]] where they mention the Millennium Bug and Maureen Rees from ''Driving School'', for example. [[note]]Like many other works by Jonathan Harvey, the scripts are full of up-to-the-minute references that can even more precisely identify when the show is set. With references to applying hair mascara, a fantasy sequence recounting the very beginnings of the short-lived reality show-formed pop group Hear'Say, and descriptions of specific then-topical ''Series/BigBrother'' contestants, often a single episode can be dated to a roughly 6-month period when that particular fad or pop cultural reference was still current.[[/note]]
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* UnintentionalPeriodPiece: The show was unmistakably made in the late 1990s/early 2000s with so many references to the pop music of the time. The [[TurnOfTheMillennium Millennium Special]] where they mention the Millennium Bug and Maureen Rees from ''Driving School''. [[note]]Like many other works by Jonathan Harvey, the scripts are full of up-to-the-minute references that can even more precisely identify when the show is set. With references to applying hair mascara, a fantasy sequence recounting the very beginnings of the short-lived reality show-formed pop group Hear'Say, and descriptions of specific then-topical ''Series/BigBrother## contestants, often a single episode can be dated to a roughly 6-month period when that particular fad or pop cultural reference was still current.[[/note]]
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* UnintentionalPeriodPiece: The show was unmistakably made in the late 1990s/early 2000s with so many references to the pop music of the time. The [[TurnOfTheMillennium Millennium Special]] where they mention the Millennium Bug and Maureen Rees from ''Driving School''.School'', for example. [[note]]Like many other works by Jonathan Harvey, the scripts are full of up-to-the-minute references that can even more precisely identify when the show is set. With references to applying hair mascara, a fantasy sequence recounting the very beginnings of the short-lived reality show-formed pop group Hear'Say, and descriptions of specific then-topical ''Series/BigBrother## ''Series/BigBrother'' contestants, often a single episode can be dated to a roughly 6-month period when that particular fad or pop cultural reference was still current.[[/note]]
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* ActorAllusion: Su Pollard's character, Heidi Honeycomb, is greeted by everyone with: [[Series/HiDeHi "Heidi, Hi!"]]
* UnintentionalPeriodPiece: It is unmistakably late 1990s/early 2000s with so many references to late '90s pop music. The [[TurnOfTheMillennium Millennium Special]] where they mention the Millennium Bug and Maureen Rees from ''Driving School''.
** Like many other works by Jonathan Harvey, the scripts are full of up-to-the-minute references that can even more precisely identify when the show is set. With references to applying hair mascara, a fantasy sequence recounting the very beginnings of the short-lived reality show-formed pop group Hear'Say, and descriptions of specific then-topical ''Series/BigBrother## contestants, often a single episode can be dated to a roughly 6-month period when that particular fad or pop cultural reference was still current.
* UnintentionalPeriodPiece: It is unmistakably late 1990s/early 2000s with so many references to late '90s pop music. The [[TurnOfTheMillennium Millennium Special]] where they mention the Millennium Bug and Maureen Rees from ''Driving School''.
** Like many other works by Jonathan Harvey, the scripts are full of up-to-the-minute references that can even more precisely identify when the show is set. With references to applying hair mascara, a fantasy sequence recounting the very beginnings of the short-lived reality show-formed pop group Hear'Say, and descriptions of specific then-topical ''Series/BigBrother## contestants, often a single episode can be dated to a roughly 6-month period when that particular fad or pop cultural reference was still current.
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* ActorAllusion: Su Pollard's character, Heidi Honeycomb, RealSongThemeTune: The theme tune is greeted Music/{{ABBA}}'s "Gimme, Gimme, Gimme (A Man After Midnight)", which the show was named after. The version used as the theme tune isn't the original, however, but a version that is sung by everyone with: [[Series/HiDeHi "Heidi, Hi!"]]
Tom and Linda karaoke style.
* UnintentionalPeriodPiece:It is The show was unmistakably made in the late 1990s/early 2000s with so many references to late '90s the pop music. music of the time. The [[TurnOfTheMillennium Millennium Special]] where they mention the Millennium Bug and Maureen Rees from ''Driving School''.
** LikeSchool''. [[note]]Like many other works by Jonathan Harvey, the scripts are full of up-to-the-minute references that can even more precisely identify when the show is set. With references to applying hair mascara, a fantasy sequence recounting the very beginnings of the short-lived reality show-formed pop group Hear'Say, and descriptions of specific then-topical ''Series/BigBrother## contestants, often a single episode can be dated to a roughly 6-month period when that particular fad or pop cultural reference was still current.[[/note]]
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* ActorAllusion: Su Pollard's character, Heidi Honeycomb, is greeted by everyone with: [[Series/HiDeHi "Heidi, Hi!"]]
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* ActorAllusion: Su Pollard's character, Heidi Honeycomb, is greeted by everyone with: [[Series/HiDeHi "Heidi, Hi!"]]Hi!"]]
* UnintentionalPeriodPiece: It is unmistakably late 1990s/early 2000s with so many references to late '90s pop music. The [[TurnOfTheMillennium Millennium Special]] where they mention the Millennium Bug and Maureen Rees from ''Driving School''.
** Like many other works by Jonathan Harvey, the scripts are full of up-to-the-minute references that can even more precisely identify when the show is set. With references to applying hair mascara, a fantasy sequence recounting the very beginnings of the short-lived reality show-formed pop group Hear'Say, and descriptions of specific then-topical ''Series/BigBrother## contestants, often a single episode can be dated to a roughly 6-month period when that particular fad or pop cultural reference was still current.
* UnintentionalPeriodPiece: It is unmistakably late 1990s/early 2000s with so many references to late '90s pop music. The [[TurnOfTheMillennium Millennium Special]] where they mention the Millennium Bug and Maureen Rees from ''Driving School''.
** Like many other works by Jonathan Harvey, the scripts are full of up-to-the-minute references that can even more precisely identify when the show is set. With references to applying hair mascara, a fantasy sequence recounting the very beginnings of the short-lived reality show-formed pop group Hear'Say, and descriptions of specific then-topical ''Series/BigBrother## contestants, often a single episode can be dated to a roughly 6-month period when that particular fad or pop cultural reference was still current.
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* ActorAllusion: Su Pollard's character, Heidi Honeycomb, is greeted by everyone with: [[Series/HiDeHi "Heidi, Hi!"]]
