- Acting for Two: A number of actors played multiple roles throughout the series.
- The Danza:
- Both Guy (Guy A. Lepage) and Sylvie (Sylvie Léonard).
- This also applies to several supporting characters. Their friends Daniel and Loulou are played by Daniel Brière and Louise Richer; Guy's coworker Geneviève is played by Geneviève Brouillette; and Guy's friend Martin is played by Martin Petit.
- The French version has Jean Dujardin as Jean ("Loulou").
- Fake American: The show typically got the same Canadian actor to play American characters. Sadly, the only American accent he seemed to know was a southern drawl, which didn't work when the American in question came from Chicago, Illinois.
- Real-Life Relative:
- Sylvie's best friend Loulou was played by Guy A. Lepage's then-wife Louise Richer. In the "1968" skit, a fictional story about how Guy and Sylvie would have met each other as children, young Guy is played by Guy A. Lepage's real-life son while young Sylvie is played by Sylvie Léonard's real-life daughter.
- For the French version, Jean Dujardin and Alexandra Lamy were a real life couple for quite some time, including during the series' run.
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