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* [[Adaptation Displacement]]: The series is based on the book ''Hotel Babylon'', an expose of the hotel industry fictionalized as 24 hours in the life of a receptionist at a luxury 5 star hotel in London. Some characters on the show are taken from the book (Tony, Gino and James), others were created for the show (Anna, Rebecca). |
* [[Adaptation Displacement]]: The series is based on the book ''Hotel Babylon'', an expose of the hotel industry fictionalized as 24 hours in the life of a receptionist at a luxury 5 star hotel in London. Some characters on the show are taken from the book (Tony, Gino and James), others were created for the show (Anna, Rebecca). |
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* [[Non Sequitur Scene]]: At the end of the series four opening episode, the main characters dress in costume and perform a [[Bollywood]] dance number |
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** Also arguably James' impromptou boogie to 'Love is in the Air', the morning after a successful date. |
** Also arguably James' impromptou boogie to 'Love is in the Air', the morning after a successful date. |
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*** Said date actually began with James escorting his [[Love Interest]] to a ''glass coach drawn by horses''. Which probably counts as a [[ |
*** Said date actually began with James escorting his [[Love Interest]] to a ''glass coach drawn by horses''. Which probably counts as a [[Non Sequitur Scene]] in itself. |
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Latest revision as of 00:32, 7 August 2017
- Adaptation Displacement: The series is based on the book Hotel Babylon, an expose of the hotel industry fictionalized as 24 hours in the life of a receptionist at a luxury 5 star hotel in London. Some characters on the show are taken from the book (Tony, Gino and James), others were created for the show (Anna, Rebecca).
- Non Sequitur Scene: At the end of the series four opening episode, the main characters dress in costume and perform a Bollywood dance number
- Also arguably James' impromptou boogie to 'Love is in the Air', the morning after a successful date.
- Said date actually began with James escorting his Love Interest to a glass coach drawn by horses. Which probably counts as a Non Sequitur Scene in itself.
- Also arguably James' impromptou boogie to 'Love is in the Air', the morning after a successful date.