Notes
- Robert Llewellyn is the fourth actor from the Red Dwarf series to make an appearance, after Lee Cornes, Mark Williams and Paul Bradley.
- This episode also provides another connection to Absolutely Fabulous (the first being Edmonson being married to Jennifer Saunders), as Julia Sawalha (Saffron Monsoon) guests as Veronica Head.
- The name 'Harry The Bastard' has been used before in an episode of The Young Ones, which also starred Rik Mayall and Ade Edmondson.
- The character Chief Inspector Grobbelaar is named after then-Liverpool goalkeeper Bruce Grobbelaar.
- This episode of Bottom has the most cast seen in one single episode.
- The burglar from the episode Burglary (Bottom episode) can be seen in the pawn shop.
- Both Roy Heather and Julia Sawalha from Time Gentlemen Please appear, the latter playing a barmaid in both shows.
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