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** Private Rhodes from "Goodbye Sarge" is played by Creator/JohnChallis, who would later be best known for playing Boycie in ''Series/OnlyFoolsAndHorses'' and ''Series/TheGreenGreenGrass''.
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** Jackie Meredith from "Underneath the Archers" is played by Creator/MoiraFoot, who would later be best known for playing Denise Laroque in ''Series/AlloAllo''.
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* RetroactiveRecognition: Although the performers in the short films often included familiar faces from the British stage and screen (such as Edward Sinclair, Creator/FrankThornton, Creator/BurtKwouk, and Creator/KateOMara), some of the cast members' most famous roles were still years ahead of them:

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* RetroactiveRecognition: Although the performers in the short films often included familiar faces from the British stage and screen (such as Edward Sinclair, Creator/EdwardSinclair, Creator/FrankThornton, Creator/BurtKwouk, and Creator/KateOMara), some of the cast members' most famous roles were still years ahead of them:
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** Miss Frisby from "No Happy Returns" is played by Creator/JosephineTewson, who would later be best known for playing Elizabeth Warden in ''Series/KeepingUpAppearances''.
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** Mavis from "Drag Act" is played by Creator/VivienneJohnson, who would later be best known for playing Young Mr. Grace's Nurse in ''Series/AreYouBeingServed''.

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** Mavis Miss Tillitson from "Drag Act" "No Happy Returns" and "Last Tango in Tooting" is played by Creator/VivienneJohnson, who would later be best known for playing Young Mr. Grace's Nurse in ''Series/AreYouBeingServed''.
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** Mavis from "Drag Act" is played by Creator/VivienneJohnson, who would later be best known for playing Young Mr. Grace's Nurse in ''Series/AreYouBeingServed''.
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** General Malkol from "A Deadly Tan" is played by Creator/JohnBluthal, who would later be best known for playing Frank Pickle in ''Series/TheVicarOfDibley''.
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** Sergeant Channing from "Final Drive" is played by Creator/GaryWaldhorn, who would later be best known for playing David Horton in ''Series/TheVicarOfDibley''.
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** Mr. Bailey from "Worth Dying For" is played by Creator/RobinParkinson, who would later be best known for playing the third [=LeClerc=] in ''Series/AlloAllo''.
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** Roy Sharp from "Beware, Wet Paint" is played by Creator/NormanEshley, who would later be best known for playing Jeffrey Fourmile in ''Series/GeorgeAndMildred''.
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* RetroactiveRecognition: Although the performers in the short films often included familiar faces from the British stage and screen (such as [[Series/DadsArmy Edward Sinclair]], Creator/FrankThornton, [[Film/AShotInTheDark Burt Kwouk]], and Creator/KateOMara), some of the cast members' most famous roles were still years ahead of them:
** The voice of photography studio investor Ralph Damon from "Portrait in Black" may be more recognisable to modern viewers than his face, as his actor, Gerald Flood, provided the voice of Kamelion in the Creator/PeterDavison era of ''Series/DoctorWho'' several years later. Meanwhile, his fellow suspect, hairdresser Ray Hunt, is played by a young David Yip, six years before his breakthrough role in ''The Chinese Detective'' (and nine years before his single scene as Wu Han in ''Film/IndianaJonesAndTheTempleOfDoom'').

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* RetroactiveRecognition: Although the performers in the short films often included familiar faces from the British stage and screen (such as [[Series/DadsArmy Edward Sinclair]], Sinclair, Creator/FrankThornton, [[Film/AShotInTheDark Burt Kwouk]], Creator/BurtKwouk, and Creator/KateOMara), some of the cast members' most famous roles were still years ahead of them:
** The voice of photography studio investor Ralph Damon from "Portrait in Black" may be more recognisable to modern viewers than his face, as his actor, Gerald Flood, provided the voice of Kamelion in the Creator/PeterDavison era of ''Series/DoctorWho'' several years later. Meanwhile, his fellow suspect, hairdresser Ray Hunt, is played by a young David Yip, Creator/DavidYip, six years before his breakthrough role in ''The Chinese Detective'' (and nine years before his single scene as Wu Han in ''Film/IndianaJonesAndTheTempleOfDoom'').
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* RetroactiveRecognition: Although the performers in the short films often included familiar faces from the British stage and screen (such as [[Series/DadsArmy Edward Sinclair]], [[Series/AreYouBeingServed Frank Thornton]], [[Film/AShotInTheDark Burt Kwouk]], and Creator/KateOMara), some of the cast members' most famous roles were still years ahead of them:

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* RetroactiveRecognition: Although the performers in the short films often included familiar faces from the British stage and screen (such as [[Series/DadsArmy Edward Sinclair]], [[Series/AreYouBeingServed Frank Thornton]], Creator/FrankThornton, [[Film/AShotInTheDark Burt Kwouk]], and Creator/KateOMara), some of the cast members' most famous roles were still years ahead of them:

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* RetroactiveRecognition: Although the performers in the short films often included familiar faces from the British stage and screen (such as [[Series/DadsArmy Edward Sinclair]], [[Series/AreYouBeingServed Frank Thornton]], [[Film/AShotInTheDark Burt Kwouk]], and [[Series/TheBrothers Kate O'Mara]]), some of the cast members' most famous roles were still years ahead of them:

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* RetroactiveRecognition: Although the performers in the short films often included familiar faces from the British stage and screen (such as [[Series/DadsArmy Edward Sinclair]], [[Series/AreYouBeingServed Frank Thornton]], [[Film/AShotInTheDark Burt Kwouk]], and [[Series/TheBrothers Kate O'Mara]]), Creator/KateOMara), some of the cast members' most famous roles were still years ahead of them:



** Mary Tamm appeared as suspect Valerie Austin in "Nothing to Declare" several years before being cast in her most famous role as the first Romana in the Creator/TomBaker era of ''Series/DoctorWho''.

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** Mary Tamm Creator/MaryTamm appeared as suspect Valerie Austin in "Nothing to Declare" several years before being cast in her most famous role as the first Romana in the Creator/TomBaker era of ''Series/DoctorWho''.
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** DI March in "Time to Dye" and Philby in "A Dead Cert" were both played by Paul Darrow, who was still a few years away from being cast as Avon in ''Series/BlakesSeven''.

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** DI March in "Time to Dye" and Philby in "A Dead Cert" were both played by Paul Darrow, Creator/PaulDarrow, who was still a few years away from being cast as Avon in ''Series/BlakesSeven''.

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** The voice of photography studio investor Ralph Damon from "Portrait in Black" may be more recognisable to modern viewers than his face, as his actor, Gerald Flood, provided the voice of Kamelion in the Creator/PeterDavison era of ''Series/DoctorWho'' several years later. Meanwhile, his fellow suspect, hairdresser Ray Hunt, is played by a young David Yip, six years before his breakthrough role in ''The Chinese Detective'' (and nine years before his single scene as Wu Han in ''Film/IndianaJonesAndTheTempleOfDoom'').



** Commander Blade of [=MI5=] in "Too Many Cooks" was played by Clive Swift over fifteen years before he found more enduring fame as HenpeckedHusband Richard Bucket in ''Series/KeepingUpAppearances'', while suspect Clarence Brooks was played by Edward Hardwicke over a decade before he played Watson to Creator/JeremyBrett's Holmes in Creator/{{ITV}}'s ''Series/SherlockHolmes'' adaptations.

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** Commander Blade of [=MI5=] in "Too Many Cooks" was played by Clive Swift over fifteen years before he found more enduring fame as HenpeckedHusband Richard Bucket in ''Series/KeepingUpAppearances'', while suspect Clarence Brooks was played by Edward Hardwicke over a decade before he played Watson to Creator/JeremyBrett's Holmes in Creator/{{ITV}}'s ''Series/SherlockHolmes'' adaptations. And sharp-eyed viewers may notice a 17-year-old Creator/PeterCapaldi in the front row of the studio audience, just behind the members of the public playing along with the celebrities.
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* RetroactiveRecognition: Although the performers in the short films often included familiar faces from the British stage and screen (such as [[Series/DadsArmy Edward Sinclair]], [[Series/AreYouBeingServed Frank Thornton]], [[Film/ThePinkPanther Burt Kwouk]], and [[Series/TheBrothers Kate O'Mara]]), some of the cast members' most famous roles were still years ahead of them:

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* RetroactiveRecognition: Although the performers in the short films often included familiar faces from the British stage and screen (such as [[Series/DadsArmy Edward Sinclair]], [[Series/AreYouBeingServed Frank Thornton]], [[Film/ThePinkPanther [[Film/AShotInTheDark Burt Kwouk]], and [[Series/TheBrothers Kate O'Mara]]), some of the cast members' most famous roles were still years ahead of them:
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** Among the suspects in "Death at the Top" is Malcolm Jackson, played by Christopher Biggins when he was still mostly known as a character actor; his performance as Nero in ''Series/IClaudius'', just the first of many roles that brought him to a wider audience, was still a year away.

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** Among Malcolm Jackson, son of the suspects VictimOfTheWeek in "Death at the Top" is Malcolm Jackson, Top", was played by Christopher Biggins when he was still mostly known as a character actor; actor (his previous roles included Lukewarm in ''Series/{{Porridge}}''); his performance as Nero in ''Series/IClaudius'', just the first of many roles that brought him to a wider audience, was still a year away.
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* RetroactiveRecognition: Although the performers in the short films often included familiar faces from the British stage and screen (such as [[Series/DadsArmy Edward Sinclair]], [[Series/AreYouBeingServed Frank Thornton]], [[Film/ThePinkPanther Burt Kwouk]], and [[Series/TheBrothers Kate O'Mara]]), some of the cast members' most famous roles were still years ahead of them:
** Dave the drummer in "Pop Goes the Weasel" was played by a young Creator/RobertLindsay, who had only just been cast as Jakey Smith in ''Series/GetSomeIn'' and was still a few years from finding greater fame in such series as ''Series/CitizenSmith'', ''Series/{{GBH}}'', and ''Series/MyFamily''.
** Mary Tamm appeared as suspect Valerie Austin in "Nothing to Declare" several years before being cast in her most famous role as the first Romana in the Creator/TomBaker era of ''Series/DoctorWho''.
** Among the suspects in "Death at the Top" is Malcolm Jackson, played by Christopher Biggins when he was still mostly known as a character actor; his performance as Nero in ''Series/IClaudius'', just the first of many roles that brought him to a wider audience, was still a year away.
** Commander Blade of [=MI5=] in "Too Many Cooks" was played by Clive Swift over fifteen years before he found more enduring fame as HenpeckedHusband Richard Bucket in ''Series/KeepingUpAppearances'', while suspect Clarence Brooks was played by Edward Hardwicke over a decade before he played Watson to Creator/JeremyBrett's Holmes in Creator/{{ITV}}'s ''Series/SherlockHolmes'' adaptations.
** Arthur Johnson, son of the VictimOfTheWeek in "Worth Dying for", was played by a young Jeff Rawle, whom contemporary audiences are more likely to recognise as George from ''Series/DropTheDeadDonkey'' or Amos Diggory from ''Film/HarryPotterAndTheGobletOfFire''.
** DI March in "Time to Dye" and Philby in "A Dead Cert" were both played by Paul Darrow, who was still a few years away from being cast as Avon in ''Series/BlakesSeven''.
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