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* [[Actor Allusion]]: In a Comic Relief episode Rodney says how stupid the idea of walking through a portal to the 1940's would be after Uncle Albert starts talking about the war followed by Raquel saying she's going to bed only for Del to reply "[[Goodnight Sweetheart|Goodnight Sweetheart.]]" followed by a shocked look from Rodney. Del goes on to say that he is not [[A Touch of Frost|a chief inspector.]] |
* [[Actor Allusion]]: In a Comic Relief episode Rodney says how stupid the idea of walking through a portal to the 1940's would be after Uncle Albert starts talking about the war followed by Raquel saying she's going to bed only for Del to reply "[[Goodnight Sweetheart|Goodnight Sweetheart.]]" followed by a shocked look from Rodney. Del goes on to say that he is not [[A Touch of Frost|a chief inspector.]] |
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** This was also done the other way around--in ''[[Goodnight Sweetheart]]'' Gary (played by Nicholas Lyndhurst) is about to lean back and fall through an open bar door like Del Boy famously did, but notices in time and gives an [[Aside Glance]] wink to the audience--accompanied by uproarious laughter that must seem inexplicable and random to anyone unfamiliar with the ''Only Fools'' scene in question. |
** This was also done the other way around--in ''[[Goodnight Sweetheart]]'' Gary (played by Nicholas Lyndhurst) is about to lean back and fall through an open bar door like Del Boy famously did, but notices in time and gives an [[Aside Glance]] wink to the audience--accompanied by uproarious laughter that must seem inexplicable and random to anyone unfamiliar with the ''Only Fools'' scene in question. |
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* [[Hey, It's That Guy!]]: [[Jim Broadbent]] plays Slater. Less significantly, Lennox from "The Longest Night" was played by Vas Blackwood, aka Rory Breaker in ''[[Lock, Stock and Two Smoking Barrels]]''. Eagle-eyed viewers might also spot [[Harry Potter|David Thewlis]] as one of the members of the band in "It's Only Rock and Roll". |
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Revision as of 20:38, 26 April 2016
- Acting for Two: Nicholas Lyndhurst as Rodney in the series itself, and as his biological father Freddie the Frog in Rock And Chips.
- Paula Wilcox as Marlene's sister, Pertunia, in The Green Green Grass, and as Grandad's wife, Violet, in Rock And Chips.
- Actor Allusion: In a Comic Relief episode Rodney says how stupid the idea of walking through a portal to the 1940's would be after Uncle Albert starts talking about the war followed by Raquel saying she's going to bed only for Del to reply "Goodnight Sweetheart." followed by a shocked look from Rodney. Del goes on to say that he is not a chief inspector.
- This was also done the other way around--in Goodnight Sweetheart Gary (played by Nicholas Lyndhurst) is about to lean back and fall through an open bar door like Del Boy famously did, but notices in time and gives an Aside Glance wink to the audience--accompanied by uproarious laughter that must seem inexplicable and random to anyone unfamiliar with the Only Fools scene in question.
- Hey, It's That Guy!: Jim Broadbent plays Slater. Less significantly, Lennox from "The Longest Night" was played by Vas Blackwood, aka Rory Breaker in Lock, Stock and Two Smoking Barrels. Eagle-eyed viewers might also spot David Thewlis as one of the members of the band in "It's Only Rock and Roll".