Production[]
Episode: 50
Date: April 8, 1985
Time: 51:17
Musical Director: Ronnie Aldrich
Vocals: The Ladybirds
Choreography: Libby Roberts
Producer: Dennis Kirkland
Director: Dennis Kirkland
Writer: Benny Hill
Episode[]
- Quickies - 3
- Ballad - What A World
- Bill Posters
- Quickies - 3
- Forever Love
- The Feminine Dictionary
- Hill's Angels: The Oddball Club Cabaret
- Fred Scuttle: Independent Cinema
- Tag: "Hullo, Sailor!"
Highlights[]
- Benny warps the English Language with his "Feminine Dictionary"
Cast[]
- Benny Hill
- Henry McGee
- Bob Todd
- Jon Jon Keefe
- Louise English
- Sue Upton
- Jenny Lee-Wright
- Len Keyes
- Nicola Bacon - Hill's Angel (uncredited)
- Lorraine Doyle - Hill's Angel (uncredited)
- Alison Thomas - Hill's Angel (uncredited)
- Helen Tozer - Hill's Angel (uncredited)
- Laura Wynne - Hill's Angel (uncredited)
- Emma Bryant - Hill's Angel (uncredited)
Quotes[]
- Coming Up
Trivia[]
- James Gaulstone (played by Benny Hill in the "Forever Love" parody of mail order record ads) is a play on the name of Irish flautist James Galway, who had recorded an instrumental version of John Denver's "Annie's Song" in 1978.
- The "Charlesworth House" reference at the end of the ad parody was an in-joke reference to theatrical agent Peter Charlesworth, whose clients included such Hill players as Bob Todd and Louise English.
- This episode appears on the "Golden Grins" VHS.
Sequence[]
- Last Episode: The B-Team
- Next Episode: Carmen