Unnatural Acts (TV Series) - Connections With The Mighty Boosh

Connections With The Mighty Boosh

  • The recurring Alan and George characters are played by Julian Barratt and Noel Fielding and work in a zoo, much like Howard Moon and Vince Noir.
  • Alan and George mention a zookeeper called Bob Fossil.
  • A character played by Rich Fulcher is referred to as 'Robert'.
  • An alien creature played by Rich Fulcher resembles Tommy Nookah.
  • A tramp played by Julian Barratt is shown selling Batman capes. The Mighty Book of Boosh and Boosh Live reference Howard as previously being a tramp who sold Batman capes.
  • The lighthouse keeper searches for the source of a wind blowing, which turns out to be his young child companion. Vince performs a similar trick on Howard in Charlie.

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