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* UncreditedRole: Creator/LancePercival as a racing commentator in the pilot and a bandleader in "A Piece of Cake".
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** HMRC officer Gerald Harvey in "Nothing to Declare" was played by Creator/FrankThornton, who was three years into playing Captain Peacock on ''Series/AreYouBeingServed''. This led to an inevitable moment when Patrick Mower, having already handed his solution card to Jon Pertwee, asked if he could ask one final question of Harvey, and Jon asked, "Mr Harvey, are you free?" "No," came the reply.[[note]] Similarly, when Creator/MollieSugden appeared on the panel for the episode "Before Your Very Eyes", the question "Are you free?" came up again.[[/note]]
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** HMRC officer Gerald Harvey in "Nothing to Declare" was played by Creator/FrankThornton, who was three years into playing Captain Peacock on ''Series/AreYouBeingServed''. This led to an inevitable moment when Patrick Mower, Creator/PatrickMower, having already handed his solution card to Jon Pertwee, asked if he could ask one final question of Harvey, and Jon asked, "Mr Harvey, are you free?" "No," came the reply.[[note]] Similarly, when Creator/MollieSugden appeared on the panel for the episode "Before Your Very Eyes", the question "Are you free?" came up again.[[/note]]
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** HMRC officer Gerald Harvey in "Nothing to Declare" was played by Frank Thornton, who was three years into playing Captain Peacock on ''Series/AreYouBeingServed''. This led to an inevitable moment when Patrick Mower, having already handed his solution card to Jon Pertwee, asked if he could ask one final question of Harvey, and Jon asked, "Mr Harvey, are you free?" "No," came the reply.[[note]] Similarly, when Creator/MollieSugden appeared on the panel for the episode "Before Your Very Eyes", the question "Are you free?" came up again.[[/note]]
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** HMRC officer Gerald Harvey in "Nothing to Declare" was played by Frank Thornton, Creator/FrankThornton, who was three years into playing Captain Peacock on ''Series/AreYouBeingServed''. This led to an inevitable moment when Patrick Mower, having already handed his solution card to Jon Pertwee, asked if he could ask one final question of Harvey, and Jon asked, "Mr Harvey, are you free?" "No," came the reply.[[note]] Similarly, when Creator/MollieSugden appeared on the panel for the episode "Before Your Very Eyes", the question "Are you free?" came up again.[[/note]]
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** HMRC officer Gerald Harvey in "Nothing to Declare" was played by Frank Thornton, who was three years into playing Captain Peacock on ''Series/AreYouBeingServed''. This led to an inevitable moment when Patrick Mower, having already handed his solution card to Jon Pertwee, asked if he could ask one final question of Harvey, and Jon asked, "Mr Harvey, are you free?" "No," came the reply.[[note]] Similarly, when Mollie Sugden appeared on the panel for the episode "Before Your Very Eyes", the question "Are you free?" came up again.[[/note]]
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** HMRC officer Gerald Harvey in "Nothing to Declare" was played by Frank Thornton, who was three years into playing Captain Peacock on ''Series/AreYouBeingServed''. This led to an inevitable moment when Patrick Mower, having already handed his solution card to Jon Pertwee, asked if he could ask one final question of Harvey, and Jon asked, "Mr Harvey, are you free?" "No," came the reply.[[note]] Similarly, when Mollie Sugden Creator/MollieSugden appeared on the panel for the episode "Before Your Very Eyes", the question "Are you free?" came up again.[[/note]][[/note]]
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** Interestingly averted; "Worth Dying For" had Jon Pertwee hosting and Katy Manning guest-starring as a suspect, yet not a single reference to ''Series/DoctorWho'' was made (the panel limiting themselves to a few oblique comments about Jon being familiar with her character).
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** Interestingly averted; "Worth Dying For" had Jon Pertwee hosting and Katy Manning guest-starring as a suspect, yet not a single reference to ''Series/DoctorWho'' was made (the panel limiting themselves to a few oblique comments about Jon being familiar with her character).character).
** HMRC officer Gerald Harvey in "Nothing to Declare" was played by Frank Thornton, who was three years into playing Captain Peacock on ''Series/AreYouBeingServed''. This led to an inevitable moment when Patrick Mower, having already handed his solution card to Jon Pertwee, asked if he could ask one final question of Harvey, and Jon asked, "Mr Harvey, are you free?" "No," came the reply.[[note]] Similarly, when Mollie Sugden appeared on the panel for the episode "Before Your Very Eyes", the question "Are you free?" came up again.[[/note]]
** HMRC officer Gerald Harvey in "Nothing to Declare" was played by Frank Thornton, who was three years into playing Captain Peacock on ''Series/AreYouBeingServed''. This led to an inevitable moment when Patrick Mower, having already handed his solution card to Jon Pertwee, asked if he could ask one final question of Harvey, and Jon asked, "Mr Harvey, are you free?" "No," came the reply.[[note]] Similarly, when Mollie Sugden appeared on the panel for the episode "Before Your Very Eyes", the question "Are you free?" came up again.[[/note]]
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* ActorAllusion: In "A Time to Dye", one of the suspects mentions that she won a trip to London to see ''Irene'' in the West End starring "him what's on the telly on Monday night". At the time, host Creator/JonPertwee was appearing in the West End run of ''Irene'' playing 'Madame Lucy'. (And ''Whodunnit?'' was airing on Monday nights.)
** Interestingly averted; "Worth Dying For" had Jon Pertwee hosting and Katy Manning guest-starring as a suspect, yet not a single reference to Series/DoctorWho was made.
** Interestingly averted; "Worth Dying For" had Jon Pertwee hosting and Katy Manning guest-starring as a suspect, yet not a single reference to Series/DoctorWho was made.
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** In "A Time to Dye", one of the suspects mentions that she won a trip to London to see ''Irene'' in the West End starring "him what's on the telly on Monday night". At the time, host Creator/JonPertwee was appearing in the West End run of ''Irene'' playing 'Madame Lucy'. (And ''Whodunnit?'' was airing on Monday nights.)
** Interestingly averted; "Worth Dying For" had Jon Pertwee hosting and Katy Manning guest-starring as a suspect, yet not a single reference toSeries/DoctorWho ''Series/DoctorWho'' was made.made (the panel limiting themselves to a few oblique comments about Jon being familiar with her character).
** In "A Time to Dye", one of the suspects mentions that she won a trip to London to see ''Irene'' in the West End starring "him what's on the telly on Monday night". At the time, host Creator/JonPertwee was appearing in the West End run of ''Irene'' playing 'Madame Lucy'. (And ''Whodunnit?'' was airing on Monday nights.)
** Interestingly averted; "Worth Dying For" had Jon Pertwee hosting and Katy Manning guest-starring as a suspect, yet not a single reference to
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* ActorAllusion: In "A Time to Dye", one of the suspects mentions that she won a trip to London to see ''Irene'' in the West End starring "him what's on the telly on Monday night". At the time, host Creator/JonPertwee was appearing in the West End run of ''Irene'' playing 'Madame Lucy'. (And ''Whodunnit?'' was airing on Monday nights.))
** Interestingly averted; "Worth Dying For" had Jon Pertwee hosting and Katy Manning guest-starring as a suspect, yet not a single reference to Series/DoctorWho was made.
** Interestingly averted; "Worth Dying For" had Jon Pertwee hosting and Katy Manning guest-starring as a suspect, yet not a single reference to Series/DoctorWho was made.
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* ActorAllusion: In "A Time to Dye", one of the suspects mentions that she won a trip to London to see ''Irene'' in the West End starring "him what's on the telly on Monday night". At the time, host Creator/JonPertwee was appearing in the West End run of ''Irene'' playing 'Madame Lucy'. (And ''Whodunnit?'' was airing on Monday nights.)
