List of Little Britain characters

2557:. She is interrupted by Vicky during Roll Call and, rather than reacting with annoyance, she patiently waits for her to finish before claiming that she hasn't a clue what Vicky has said. Vicky stays behind to express concern over one of the girls being possibly lesbian. She is told to 'run' by the coach. The next sketch involving the coach, she catches Vicky smoking in the bathroom while ordering the other girls to bed and Vicky mentions a girl stealing an eyeliner pencil, and drawing on the wall of a big fat woman with a penis and writing the coach's name on it. Vicky's hair then caught fire (she had hidden the cigarette in her hair) which made the coach very worried. Next, she caught Vicky trying to escape where she mentions that she takes attempts to escape very seriously. She then increases Vicky's sentence by another 6 months, mentioning that she was due to be released the next day. In the last sketch, Vicky goes to hospital and loses her voice after jumping off the chapel roof. The coach appears to be very caring for Vicky (though Vicky reacts by telling her to 'get off me you dirty '.) 5063:, Sebastian holds a badly-concealed homosexual crush on his boss. Wildly jealous of anyone who takes the attention of the PM, Sebastian does everything in his power to bring the attention back to himself. He often "accidentally" finds himself in sexually suggestive positions with his boss, who is usually very patient with (and largely oblivious to or tacitly accepting of) his advances. He is also very defensive of his boss when he comes under fire from the press or general public (for instance, when some people present a petition saying that they want the PM to resign, he tears it up and throws it in their faces without showing it to anyone). In the finale of Series 2, he tries to kiss the PM but is at first unsuccessful and weeps. When questioned if he has a crush on his boss, he denies it, then kisses his boss. He believes that his feelings for the PM are mutual, as he occasionally seduces other men to make the PM jealous. 4314:

outdated, Victorian frocks and her behaviour follows that of the out-dated Victorian stereotype, including talking in an exaggeratedly high-pitched voice, an equally high-pitched nervous laugh, using the word "lady" as an adjective for almost everything and feigning a lack of strength, which only makes her even less convincing. Additionally, she is in the habit of using French words in normal conversation. Most sketches involving Emily revolve around the performing of stereotypically male behaviour (such as fixing a car or playing football) in spite of her appearance, or exaggerated attempts to persuade others that she is a woman and to allow her to perform exclusively female behaviour (e.g. entering a women's changing room). From the second series onwards, Emily has best friend

2423:. She often likes to talk to Mr. Doggy, then imitates replies from him using a deep voice (for effect, the camera will zoom onto him when she imitates his replies until later, when it becomes clear that Phyllis is providing them herself). "He" orders her to do naughty or anti-social things such as stripping in public and standing in a trash bin, defecating in the park like her dog or throwing a brick through a shop window. Phyllis and "Mr Doggy" carry on a dialogue as she resists and "he" repeats "his" request, then "he" finally states "if you love me, you'd do it". At the end of each of her sketches she is caught in the act, berated by "Mr Doggy" and she is often arrested by the police. Her character is similar to that of 5997:, who now acts as a guest speaker at various events. His speeches are always politically or factually incorrect, confusing and often offensive to the audience, such as his speech at a police dinner "...maybe being an Olympic athlete isn't so different from being a police officer. First of all, we both get a lot of practise running after black guys". In a typical sketch, he will be on his way to give his speech, but upon learning a detail in his speech is considered offensive, confusing or is not factually correct, he will proceed to throw a page of his speech away, until he is left with his greeting and dismissal. Once, he found out he would not only be meeting people with 2511:) as "French" and very roughly throws the exercise books at his pupils. It is implied that he deliberately marks correct answers as wrong. He also introduces strange new pupils into his class such as a dog, a boy from the 17th century and an adult. The school itself is bizarre as it arranges trips to the moon for only £5 entry fee, pilfers £36 million during small car park jumble sales, has recreational and lunch periods only a few seconds long and has a robot for a careers advisor, which claims that there will be no jobs for human beings in the future. A major character in Series 1, Mr Cleeves made his last appearance in the programme in episode 8. 7995:, in which he attends an American university and claims to be "the only gay on campus". In his first appearance, a gay student (Walliams) hijacks Daffyd's "Gay society" stand, feeling that he could do a better job at running it than Daffyd. He then starts admitting more gay people while Daffyd looks on in shock. This is the first time that another gay person has taken over his attempt to prove the fact that he is the only one. He later discovers that he is not the "only gay on campus" when he confronts two lesbians who are living next door for making too much noise when he is trying to sleep. 6335:) comes in and, being the only other person in the shop, is forced to do his shopping under the gaze of the newsagent, who attempts to make conversation by commenting on each of the items that the customer takes (for instance "Thirsty?" upon the customer taking a drink from the fridge, or "Hoping to write letter to friend or relative?" upon the customer taking a notebook). At the end of the sketch, after a few moments of awkward dithering, the customer reaches up to the top shelf of the magazine racks, where the pornographic ones are kept, prompting the shopkeeper to ask; "Planning a 4664:

and accidentally unplugging a patient's life support machine while trying to play some cheerful music on a tape recorder. He appears on the radio series, and even makes it into the best of Little Britain Radio show 2-disc set. According to the Radio series, he was sacked from his "Fun Bus" show because of gross indecency (saying "Are you telling me you've never had a wank in the toilet?"). One of the new employees at DIY universe where Des was working at the time claims that he and his sister watched the show during its run and revealed that a girl lost an eye on the show.

1841:, Carol was a rep for a holiday to Spain. When a woman became nauseous, and she and her husband got off the coach for fresh air, Carol drove off without them. When a couple wished to book an excursion, Carol said there was one place left, and asked if they would be prepared to swim alongside. They then complained about Carol, saying that she'd been rude and unhelpful. Carol was furious when she discovered this. After Carol pretended to cry, they agreed to withdraw the complaint, and she called them "dirty shitters". In a deleted scene, she does a karaoke cover of " 3193:, she is shown travelling on a cruise ship racking up huge debts in the casino (revealing that she is also a gambling addict). Each time she loses a bet, she gambles everything on the roulette wheel, including her earrings, her clothes and even her wig. She later tries to seduce the captain of the cruise ship to talk him out of her paying gambling debts, but only to be kicked out. Later in her third and final appearance, she was put off the ship but swam back (also revealing that she is a champion swimmer), and tries to seduce a rich man. 4112:, he lashes out at the boys, asking them if they'd ever done anything important like walk (or in the case of one wheelchair-using boy, roll) on the moon. In his second sketch, it is shown that he arranges plumbers and other handymen to his house to try and impress them about his exploits, but always fails to do so. In his final sketch, he pulls out a shotgun on a university student writing an essay on the theory of the faked moon landings and, for once, mentions the negative details of his trip ("It was 4050:

he comments on how he dislikes her. In their second sketch he compares their current relationship to that of a pair of primates in a zoo which they visit on a daytrip. Sandra remains motionless and completely silent, uttering only one word throughout the entire series ("ornithophobic" which she used to remind George of her fear of birds). In the last of their sketches, they return to the United Kingdom and, when George leaves for their aeroplane, Sandra shows no sign of wanting to follow.

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When talking about drugs, she speaks to Connor as if he should've known better, but defends herself when mentioning her own experiences, claiming that "we didn't know any different." When mentioning all the drug habits she's ever had, she claims to be 28 years old (right after Connor comments that, despite her drug habits, she seems rather healthy and well-aged). In their final sketch, Connor admits to being homosexual, only to be called a "faggot" by Mildred.

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to barmaid and best friend, Myfanwy. Myfanwy (who is later revealed to be in a lesbian relationship herself with girlfriend Rhiannon) is eager to help him with his apparent disengaged love life, and encourages him to meet other gay men or groups, all of whom he rejects or insults. She continues to try to help him despite his repeated bluntness; many sketches end with him leaving his local pub after claiming that his village is completely homophobic.

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encourages him to change this line, although Douglas doesn't understand what is wrong with it. He then suggests other ridiculous endings, such as "The warmth of the sun reminded them that they were alive, ok bye" or "I've got to go now, as Graham Norton is just starting. Lots of love, Douglas". Douglas reluctantly agrees to remove the last line, to the publisher's relief, only for her to discover a new problem: the first line reads "Dear Mum".

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and blatantly overeating despite attempts to hide it, as well as avoiding the subject of her own weight whenever it comes under scrutiny – such as shouting at her superior at Fat Fighters Head Office. She even tried to pretend her trolley (which was full of food that is high in fat) was someone else's when she ran into Paul in her local supermarket, and later when Meera turns out to be the cashier. In one sketch from Series 3, Marjorie had a

1834:), finding new ways of swearing in front of children and getting away with it, coughing right in their faces, or just being rude. Another of her trademarks is that, whenever a customer reveals an aspect of their personal lives (such as when a man comments that it's been a while since he saw his daughter, or a couple comment that they have been married for thirty years), she will shrug her shoulders and mutter "Oh." 1822:), she will make it unhelpful by saying the flight is taxiing now. She is unwilling to use any human initiative beyond checking her computer to help her customers further, and will instead cough in their face to get them to go away. Occasionally, she will amuse herself by being extra unhelpful (such as cancelling a customer's flight plan when he requests a vegetarian option, or telling a child wanting to go to 8474:. However, when he is offered to reprise a role in a TV series in which he indeed gets to "write the theme tune, sing the theme tune", he responds "No thanks, I've moved on." His small size is seen when Jeremy hands him a small object, such as a 50p coin or a letter, that turns out to be larger than Dennis. His full height is seen in his final appearance – a minute figurine that looks similar to him is used. 4668:

He then proceeds to play a game called "Hide the Sausage", which involves him taking 2 men from the audience at random, asking them to hide a large sausage on a random body part and then molest the contestant who he thinks has the sausage until a loud siren goes off. In the Australian tour, Walliams received a letter of complaint for this strong scene, he then claimed he would respond with an apology.

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making an appointment, she will type the information into her computer. Upon discovering that the request cannot be met, she will answer with a deadpan "Computer says no." As a travel agent, she would then follow up her refusal with an offer of a strange, and often unhelpful substitute, of the kind that the customer is very unlikely to agree to, such as (when the client asked for a flight to

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for a long time. As his family starts to mourn, he gets out of bed and announces he needs to use the toilet, shocking the family. He also appears in deleted scenes from series 3, still waiting to die. It is obviously a long time since the last sketch and the family is preparing to leave. As they say goodbye and let the nurses to call if anything happens, Warren calls "Stay where you are..."

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is only 9 years old, but has a council house of her own and 3 children. On the episode where she takes a job at a sleazy sex hotline, she is shown pushing along 6 daughters in buggies all dressed identically to her, whilst in the babysitting episode, she also mentions that she has 6 children of her own. She often says "I have 6 babies by 7 different blokes."

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frolic about naked to the eyes of everyone in the locker rooms (which gives them erections at one point). They never mention their names onscreen making it hard to find out which is which, and in the last of their sketches they have had operations which gives the one played by Lucas a long tube of a penis and the one played by Walliams a woman's genitalia.

7068:. When challenged about something, she comes up with gossip that has nothing whatsoever to do with whatever problem she is in at the time, although she claims to be "getting there". She also speaks very quickly which, together with the gossip she comes up with, usually confuses or agitates the person in question. She dresses in a dirty, pink-coloured 4428:. Each attempt usually takes place in an empty auditorium, showing that they are largely unpopular record attempts. The next sketch shows that they were making the world's largest meat pie, but didn't get an oven big enough to bake it. Their last sketch was the record for the most people in a mini but they could only fit four people in the car. 3702:) to grant the request and is asked to describe the student in question. While she often begins with complimentary or basic descriptions (such as the colour of the hair or skin, good personalities or what they're wearing), she will then use descriptions that mock the student's culture or appearance or anything about them outstanding, such as a 3836:

sound innocent and justifiable, using phrases such as "on entering the room, my clothes accidentally fell off" or "I followed the gentlemen into the toilet cubicle to discuss foreign policy", and to cover up his apparent homosexual urges, since all of his statements refer to encounters with other men.

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in his village and the surrounding area, but he refuses to acknowledge or associate with them. Instead, he frequently proclaims his homosexuality as a means to draw attention to himself, and has almost no (if any) homosexual experience, appearing instead to be more terrified by the thought of it than

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The robotic careers advisor, who works in the same school as Mr. Cleaves, makes one appearance. In it, a student, who is very realistic about his career opportunities in the future, comes into his office to discuss his desire to become a caterer or engineer. However, the robot reveals to him just how

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Unlike Cartland's novels, however, Dame Sally's stories typically fall well short of the required length, and she will use drastic (and often illegal) methods in an effort to lengthen them, such as having the characters over-extend their interjections (such as "Yahoooooooooooo"), integrating excerpts

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Mark and Tom are stereotypical American bodybuilders with enormous muscles, tiny penises and a tendency to boast to each other about their most recent workouts and sexual encounters. Despite talking about being with other women, they are shown to have homoerotic tendencies toward each other and often

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In later sketches, Roy became accustomed to his requests and was sometimes able to provide them. Mr Mann himself does not have any catchphrase (while Roy and Margaret do) and often delivers comedic content by making ludicrous suggestions to resolve a problem (such as asking whether a long-dead writer

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Des Kaye also made an appearance on the live show, making him one of only 2 characters to have had their last appearance on the show in series 1, the other being Ray McCooney. The act involved Des driving around in what is presumably a miniature fun bus and angrily throwing lollipops at the audience.

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store. He is in denial and hasn't come to terms with the fact he is no longer on TV. He is often seen pestering the other members of staff with his puppet (called Croc O'Dile) and his frequent sayings of "wicky woo". The Series 1 DVD contains a deleted scene showing Des visiting a children's hospital

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Emily, whose real name is Eddie Howard, is an awkward and very unconvincing transvestite. She has only ever been acknowledged as a woman once in the entire series (the man in question then caught her in the male bathroom of the pub he was at). Rather than trying to be like a modern woman, Emily wears

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She is oblivious to her constant urinating and always believes the mess she leaves behind is the result of a pipe leak or someone else's behaviour. In her final sketch, a doctor, after examining her leg (and seeing her uncontrollable urinating), asks her if she has anything else wrong with her, which

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During the entire appearance, a lady in the rehab tries to leave, insisting she is at the wrong lecture, but he refuses her request each time. He made several more appearances in the Deleted Scenes of Series 2, in which his mother appears at his lecture and indicates that his supposed drug addictions

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Desiree (pronounced "de-zee-ray") is the rival of Bubbles and the new wife of Bubbles' ex-husband, Roman. Desiree, like Bubbles, is an obese woman (larger even than Bubbles) who frequently appears naked, wears only a small silver dress and is bald (though, like Bubbles, she wears a wig), but is a lot

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In one episode, she attempts to make Jonathan relax by using the following mental image. "I'd like you to think of a gang of children throwing stones at a pensioner. He's weeping softly, softly weeping, the children are lifting him, and putting him into a wheelie bin. This is being pushed down a hill

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His powers appear to improve as the series progresses, however; in later episodes he manages feats such as putting on a hypnosis show – in which he does nothing but hypnotise the audience into believing they have actually witnessed an incredible hypnosis show before sitting back to read a book for an

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The sketches generally involve Dudley and Ting Tong's relationship blossoming, only for Ting Tong to reveal a secret about herself. Dudley would then order her out. She would then try to convince him through various methods to let her stay, to which he always gives in. Ting Tong has many secrets: it

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He often struggles to get Dennis to agree to take conventional acting roles, whereas Dennis is only interested in writing and singing theme tunes. In one sketch, the usual appearance of regular sized things being huge to Dennis is swapped so when Jeremy gives Dennis a pen, it appears regular size to

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played Vicky's twin sister "Katie Pollard", and declared that Vicky was the 'pretty one' and Katie was the "easy one". She is shown in various episodes to be a chav girl seeking to get pregnant to get a council house: – in one episode, she is shown enviously referring to an acquaintance of hers who

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Also, during the Marjorie Dawes sketches, he expresses much contempt for overweight people, such as calling them "vermin", or expressing a desire to have them arrested, removed from the country, spat on or shot dead. However, in one such sketch he states that he would strangle the overweight people

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where she sings and even kisses him. In her third sketch, she is arrested and, due to the seriousness of the situation, Eddie Howard is forced to admit that he's a male, much to his frustration. It is also here that it is revealed that Eddie has a wife and three kids, one of which is named Tommy. In

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George and Sandra are a middle-aged English couple celebrating their 40th wedding anniversary in the United States. However, their marriage has deteriorated to the point that they often remain in an awkward silence which George tries to break in the best tone he can give, but when this doesn't work,

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In their final sketch they go over to a friend's house for sleepover. As they are parting, Ellie-Grace (who has been warned by her mother not to come up with any vulgar love sentiments) pressures her mother into sharing one more round of love sentiments, which she reluctantly complies with. However,

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in Series Two and Three respectively. The regular members include Pat, Paul, Tania (the oldest member of the group), several unnamed members and an Indian woman named Meera. In Series 2, Pat and Paul start a relationship and the two get married. It is also implied in a Series 1 episode that Marjorie

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was made by someone called Sanjana Patel), Maggie proceeds to vomit copiously, often on someone else, as Judy looks on, horrified. Maggie's vomiting is frowned upon by Judy, who often shouts at her to stop, even though she is stupid enough to tell her who made it, or even give it to her in the first

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Roland is a farm boy with a love of pornography, or "Pornoo" as he calls it. His suggestions for almost any question he is asked is various types of the subject, much to the concern of his family. The start of his sketches often sees him putting women's clothing on a pig. At the end of each sketch,

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accent. He is irrationally sensitive and always answers with the words "Correct" for positives and "Incorrect" for negatives. In each clip, he vandalizes colleagues' instruments for minor things that affected him. In his appearances, he: bends a flute because the owner in question trod on his toes;

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Warren appears in a hospital, apparently on his deathbed. Throughout the sketch, he goes quiet and appears to be dead. However, as the family begin to mourn, he speaks again to reveal himself as still alive, and "still waiting". Towards the end of the sketch, he appears to die, as he does not speak

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in Greece because he hands out fliers to a 5-year-old tourist girl and a Greek nun instead of to other gay people (though the nun later reveals herself to be a lesbian). He is also noticeably curious about what being homosexual is actually like when he questions a homosexual (Walliams) on a Mykonos

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Daffyd is frequently shown to be very ignorant, and prone to making offensive and politically incorrect statements about other homosexuals. He claims that "lesbians don't count" and tells another that she is "far too attractive" to be a lesbian. He spends most of his time in the village pub talking

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ride. She enrages the coach, jabbering away during rollcall and refusing to follow orders. This behaviour continues until the other girls run off to get their first assignments and Vicky stays behind to express concern over one of the girls being possibly lesbian. She is told to 'run' by the coach.

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The narrator delivers comedic monologues in many voice-overs by making unorthodox claims about Britain, its people or its history (such as "we invented the cat"), stating the obvious (such as 'Here are some facts about Britain you may not know. 1. Britain is a country, 2. Britain is called Britain,

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The narrator opens and closes every episode and provides a voice-over between many of the sketches to introduce the upcoming characters, announcing the time in a ridiculous manner, such as "nought o'clock", announcing an impossible time or date, such as 'one two o'clock' or 'It's a crisp morning in

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Mrs Mead then took Andy to a cliff, where he had to wheel himself. She told him that she thought Lou had been too soft with him, and told him that he had to do cooking and cleaning, no more TV or chocolate and crisps. When she was telling him he needed a job, Andy was tired of her unfair treatment,

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following the death of his mother (to look after his father and arrange his mother's funeral). Andy was badly treated by Mrs Mead, and had to clean the house (which in Mrs Mead's opinion, was a "pig sty"). She hit him thrice, to prove he couldn't feel anything in his legs. Behind her back he yelled

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MP who seems to be traditional, and has a wife, Camilla (Matt Lucas), and two children. He is always issuing statements to the press regarding embarrassing situations in which he has apparently been caught. His statements are written and delivered in an ineffective attempt to make his misadventures

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Series 2, in which he is always seen in his office, talking to patients. Upon his patients leaving, he disregards the rule of confidentiality and promptly picks up his telephone and calls his friend, to whom he then relates what the patient has just told him and insults the patient. He also makes a

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House who looks after his sister, Kitty (evidently against his own will), who is disabled after an accident. Bernard is adamant that he isn't responsible for her disability, often telling guests of his innocence even if he hasn't been asked, implying that he had been responsible for her disability.

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Series 3 showed them in a variety of different locations instead of the usual village fairs or church events, such as Maggie visiting Judy at home and Maggie recovering in hospital after a kidney transplant (and vomiting it out again after learning that the donor was called "Mrs. Banerjee"). In one

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PCs Bryce and Rawlinson appear in Series 2 episode 3, in which they are trying to give some sad news to a Mrs. Harris, whose husband has died in a car accident. In the first sketch, they give the news to the wrong Mrs. Harris, and then laugh hysterically when they learn that they've made a mistake.

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puppets and dancing around with it on his shoulders. The couple return to find the baby sound asleep with Boris playing his Balalaika to it, and Boris leaves, still acting strangely (and responding to the question "did you have to change him?" with "No, is still the same baby."). The baby then says

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Carol Beer is a perpetually disillusioned woman who works in a number of jobs that require a very close relationship with her computer, such as a bank clerk, a travel agent or a hospital receptionist. When approached with a reasonable request, such as opening a bank account, a holiday to America or

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Appearing in 2 deleted scenes, the Hotel Guest is never seen in person as he doesn't like to show his face, thus having his treatments and breakfasts slid under the door in unusual fashions. When the person he is addressing attempts to catch a glimpse of him under the door, he will shout "What are

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A recurring character in Series 2, Viv Tudor is seen to be the manager of a jewellery shop. In her first appearance, the police are at her shop, investigating a recent break-in. When the police sergeant (David Walliams) asks her to describe the robbers, she is only capable of saying 'Ohhhh, he was

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helps run the store but is never seen. He has stated that he hates Mr Mann because of his specific requests, and is sometimes shown to be reluctant to serve him. On one occasion, when Mr Mann complained about a picture he had just purchased, Roy's response was "Get out or I will strangle you". The

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where she bit someone called Jackie Hayes (a counterpart of Vicky played by Walliams). In the third series, she works for a sex hotline and pretends she's a lesbian with three girlfriends named "Ferrero", "Rocher" and "Twix", was hired to babysit and had a wild party in the house while the parents

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once. I loathed it...Too many gays! My boyfriend and I got the first flight home!" He also mentions in one episode that he was born without genitals.) Sometimes he would make very strange comments about a location such as 'the children of Britain are notoriously stupid and must attend school' and

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In the final sketch involving these characters, Liz is still endlessly ranting about being Sugden's bridesmaid when Sugden comes to the restaurant, causing Liz to suddenly get agitated and try to leave. Clive then approaches Sugden (with Liz trying almost physically to stop him) and she denies any

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Making one appearance in the U.S version of the show, a couple are divorcing because of the wife's homosexuality. As they are packing her belongings into boxes, the husband discovers numerous books, toys and essentials that suggest her homosexuality that she kept hidden from him. At the end of the

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In Series 2, the owner of the spa, Mr. Hutton (Walliams) tries frequently to get her to pay for the increasing cost of her stay at the spa to no avail (Bubbles is prepared to go to any lengths to avoid doing so, including hiding so long in a tanning bed that she burns her entire body the colour of

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One trademark of the sketches is that Marjorie pretends not to hear or understand what Meera says, needing another member (usually Tania), to interpret, or mishearing it as something else. Other trademark actions of hers are misspelling "chocolate" (spelling it "choclit", "choglud" or "chucklet"),

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Latymer Crown is a masseur who works on a patient of hers called Jonathan, a very stress prone patient. Latymer tries to relax Jonathan by using the strangest methods, like telling gruesome stories and thoughts, screaming a horrible lullaby and playing blood curdling music which she found relaxing

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Letty appears in only one sketch in Series 3, in which she appears to have an obsession for frogs ("froggies") as her house has in it many frog-related novelties, plus she loudly admits it. The sketch shows her birthday. When her friends present her with a real frog, she strangely reacts with fear

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Douglas Stirling is an author who is seen at a restaurant, meeting up with a potential publisher (played by Stirling Gallacher). He has written a masterpiece of nearly 700 pages, up until the last line which reads "Anyway, readers, I must go now, as my Mum is calling me for my tea". The publisher

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Barry Edwards' sketch consists of him with a new answerphone. When he tries to enter the 'please call me back' message, he tries many different ways of saying 'Hi, this is Barry. I'm sorry I can't answer your call, please call me back', including a serious tone, an excited and zany tone, a quiet,

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who are constant targets of quasi-racial discrimination. They are refused a room at a bed and breakfast, and are criticized in radio broadcast by a government official. One of the cut sketches shows the Minstrel played by David Walliams being denied a job to which he replies, "Is it because I'm a

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accent. She and her grandson Connor often chat about uneasy issues concerning what Connor has heard of or been involved in, such as drug testing, racism and homosexuality. Mildred then reveals certain strange details of her past, such as drug habits or homosexuality or incidents involving racism.

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sorbet recipe. In their final sketch, Edward tells Samantha that he will be out the next day and that another teacher will be covering for him, much to her shock. They appear in a few sketches in the Series 1 deleted scenes, but Edward had a different appearance compared to his sketches in the TV

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He always makes his statements outside his country manor, with his wife and children present, and will proceed to kiss his wife after finishing his statements. Although initially supportive, his wife grows irritable as he issues more and more statements, and she eventually walks away without even

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Eileen and Janet appear only in one episode in Series 1. In their sketch, Eileen (Lucas) is consoling her sister, Janet (Walliams), who has recently lost her husband, Ivor. Throughout the sketch, a mention of certain and sometimes very simple things, such as a visit to the shops, reminds Janet of

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In most of the early series, Kenny Craig sketches are based on him hypnotising one or more people into doing things or accepting as fact a ridiculous premise, some of whom aren't really hypnotised, but were merely playing along, or he may use his powers to get out of an awkward situation (such as

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Appearing in Episode 8 of Series one, Boris is an intense, but well-meaning Russian man who works as a babysitter. In his appearance, he babysits the son of a couple who are about to go out for a work function. Due to his intimidating appearance and behaviour, the couple are nervous about leaving

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In Series 1 Deleted Scenes, Len is still working on the bus tours; however, he has a French woman on the bus (presumably Matt Lucas), who keeps needing to sit down when she and her husband get off the bus. And, she repeats this when the passengers get back on. The woman had the same appearance as

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Len Boothe appears in just one episode of Series 1. He works as the voice-over man on tours of his hometown of Pove. Whenever the tour bus passes a location (i.e. the blacksmiths, the church, the 'Hanging Judge' pub, or the Roman bridge), he tells the people a little bit about the place, and then

5550:, or having Miss Grace type the entire Bible into her novel. In one instance, when she tried to lengthen it using her own imagination, she barely got past 76 pages and could not think of anything else to write, so she decided to pause with it and start a new one, which consisted only of title ( 5254:

in the back room for assistance. Mr Mann appeared in only one episode in the first series, but was a regular character in the second and third series. He is typically dressed in a grey raincoat, dark striped tie and black trousers. These sketches are some of the more traditional in the series,

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but is often taken advantage of by Andy in various ways, although deep down Andy loves Lou. These include Andy's demanding things then rejecting them when they are done for him (or when they are given to him), and Andy's ability to walk and perform complex physical activities while out of his

6281:", or "I do love an election... in fact I'm having one right now", upon the end of one of the episodes. At the end of one episode, shorter than the others, he remarked: "This show has ended a little earlier than usual, because a man is trying to take my clothes off, and I must ask him why". 3568:

Mrs Emery is a friendly old lady who is never one to back out of a nice long chat. Her sketches typically show her in some public place such as a library, supermarket or post office, and meeting someone with whom she is familiar or acquainted to there and then starts chatting to them. While

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Andy is often dismissive and unkind to other characters, and kills Lou's replacement by pushing her off a cliff when she becomes too strict for him. The pair are the longest serving members of the cast of characters having appeared in every episode except the TV pilot and the radio series.

6963:, visiting some American relatives, who are equally shocked by his breast-feeding. In their final sketch, Harvey's mother Celia overhears the relatives insulting them behind their back about the breast-feeding and is offended. It is also revealed that Harvey is burped by Celia, wears a 3075:

removed, they will share love sentiments (or their "I love you more than" game). While these will start off with "nice" things, she innocently comes up with vulgar ones that are often sex-related (for example, "I love you more than transsexual porn"), much to the horror of her mother.

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As well as having bizarre ways of lengthening her books, Dame Sally also has some rather peculiar topiary designs outside her house, such as a hand pulling the middle finger, a dog performing an act of anal intercourse on another dog, a man picking his nose, a penis and some breasts.

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The sketches follow his engagement to Jane, through to their wedding day, which he interrupts near the end, saying "Bitty" instead of "I Do", gesturing for his mother to come up so he can have some of her breast milk. His parents do not seem even remotely perturbed by his behaviour.

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Dudley Punt ordered a Thai bride from a magazine. However, Ting Tong Macadangdang is quite the opposite of the slim, beautiful bride Dudley was expecting. He is not very happy about this, but for sex, he continues to let her stay "one more night". Dudley is very sarcastic and has a

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realistic his career opportunities are – according to the robot, there will be no jobs for humans in the future. Somewhat confused, the boy leaves with a booklet explaining everything the robot has said, a warning over his untucked shirt and a reminder that the advisor is a robot.

2343:, who are bringing Kitty her daily meal. When talking about how nice the food was, he talks in the first person before hastily adding: "Kitty said" or "She added". As the lady is leaving, he tells her that the food is "a bit dry" and she catches him in the act of eating the food. 3153:

woman, who permanently takes up residency at Hill Grange Health Spa in Trump. She has a habit of taking her clothes off, primarily to obstruct any attempt to get her to pay off her tremendous debts and cost of living, but also because she believes she is exceptionally beautiful.

3977:, which he interpreted as the sex position. A sketch is included in the deleted scenes on the Series 2 DVD, where Jason is having sex with Gary's grandmother. This sketch was originally planned for the TV series, but Matt and David have censored themselves by not showing it. 1394:

Alan works for the Donkey Hospice in the town of Achingballs. After contributors give him some money, he blatantly places stickers on embarrassing body parts, such as the genital region or breasts and on someone's rear in a deleted scene. He makes one appearance in Series 3.

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In another episode, Mr Mann asks for a book and is being very specific about it, then asks if he's being too specific and Roy tells him that he is. He then asks "have you got any books?", to which Roy replies "Well yes, we've got hundreds of them." Mr Mann says "I'll take

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Jill is a young woman who enjoys dating men of certain professions to exploit their skills and giving her free upgrades while she and her mother Kim laze about in the sun before they finish their work and she dumps them afterwards. Jill dates handy men like a plumber, a

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Emily is teaching Florence how to be a lady in the second series, during which she regularly makes mistakes. In the last episode of Series 3 it is revealed that he is married and his real name is Fred. Their Nationwide advertisement gives his full name as "Fred Brown".

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counterpart, Blanche Chuckatuck (portrayed by David Walliams) went to take Marjorie's group in the UK. Although Blanche Tuckatuck was much more polite, more kind and gave more helpful weight-loss advice than Marjorie, she had one serious flaw – she was a member of the

7123:), made an appearance in court saying that Vicky got into a bad crowd at the age of three. Vicky was sentenced to 10 years for this offence (her mother gets 20 for annoying the judge). Her boyfriend, Jermaine made a brief cameo appearance in a sketch in Series 2. In 7164:

In another sketch, she smokes in the bathroom and her hair catches fire (she is saved by the concerned coach). In her final sketch in the series, she is in hospital on life support after jumping off the church roof. The coach is shown to be very caring towards her.

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Don always orders the spiciest dish offered to him, saying with enthusiasm that he loves his food spicy. However, he often finds the dish a little too hot for his tastes and it then causes him to spout catchphrases from a variety of 1970s and 1980s TV shows such as

2894:), despite weighing approximately 15 stone 8½ pounds (99 kg) herself. She is notoriously rude and mean-spirited, especially towards the members of Fat Fighters, of whom she hypocritically makes fun for being fat. Her sketches featured guest appearances from 5679:

In one clip April gets Neville dismissed, by shifting the blame of having the mints to him. At the start of the final radio episode April met a fellow volunteer named Roy who used cigarettes. The two of them argued over each other's methods until they agreed on

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doesn't count, or that they want to set the record for the largest baked bean bath, but then realise they need more than one tin of baked beans to fill the bath. On one occasion, they lost their subject when trying to break the record for the world's smallest

1866:. In her final sketch, she tells an elderly patient that he's listed as deceased, as well as getting frustrated by his slow walking (eventually shouting "Oh, for fuck sake"). The patient then gives Carol the middle finger after being ordered to move faster. 2346:

In his final sketch, undertakers come to his door to take away the body of Kitty, who has apparently died. However, they then discover she is not really dead and he begs them to "take her anyway". They refuse and he unhappily continues to take care of her.

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2007, Waterman himself appears on stage and confronts the two, forcing them to admit that in voice and appearance, there is no resemblance. He is forced to concede that he has often written and sung the "theme tune" of programmes in which he has appeared.

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Officer Lindsay appears only once in Series 1. He is a retired police officer in the town of Scoffage, who gives driving lessons. After persuading his student to drive at law-breaking speeds, he promptly pulls the car over, goes to the driver's window and

6527:) to get into acting. She is also very boastful and nasty to whoever she comes across. Unfortunately, her son never gets a part and, every time he fails, Sandra loses her temper and usually takes it out on whoever is nearby, unfortunately, often her son. 7931:

he exclaims "I can't have sex with a man, I'm gay!". There is only one sketch in which he seemed to admire a handsome man he thought was gay. He secretly longs to be victimised for his supposed homosexuality and often brands anyone who speaks to him as

2887:"Oh man I love the cake!", "Dust?", "Oh, man, you is fat!", "'ave we got any neeew members?", "It's not easy is it?", "Hello Fatties!", "Do it again", "But YOU are sumin' else!", "Man, you fat, you fatty fatty fatty!", "Say it again?" "Ska-roo you!" 2646:"Look into my eyes, look into my eyes, the eyes, the eyes, not around the eyes, don't look around the eyes, look into my eyes (snaps fingers) you're under." (After dialogue relating to situation), "3, 2, 1... (snaps fingers) you're back in the room" 5281:

costume for a fancy dress party, although Roy manages to improvise a costume for him, Mr Mann rejects it as he "looked nothing like " despite looking like the spitting image of him when he emerged from the changing room (played by Baddiel himself).

1543:, Dr. Lawrence, who is almost always accompanied by Dr. Beagrie, she displays poor progress when observed. She often resorts to extreme behaviour, such as licking or stroking the faces of other people, or destroying things around her. Anne likes 8850:

friend of his (played by Lucas), and only admits him after getting an absolute reassurance that the friend is not a racist. Throughout the sketch, he is seen to make constant politically incorrect remarks, to the discomfort of his party guests.

2941:, where she went on an exchange to America and attended a meeting in Texas. A new member of the group was the local sheriff, who was less tolerant of Marjorie's rudeness and, after being pushed too far in a matter of minutes after being called " 5394:. She is unseen throughout all the series and helps Roy when he calls to her from behind the counter. She usually takes a long time to reply whenever Roy calls out to her. One episode reveals that she is unseen because she has no arms or legs. 8561:

Whitelaw appears only once in the entire Series, at her local charity shop. She is seen to browse through the clothes rack, and when she finds something she likes, she always asks the shopkeepers if anyone died in the clothes she is holding.

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In the last episode of Series 3, all of the students she had insulted in Series 2 and 3 came to tell her they wanted to place a formal complaint about her, but when she called Martin to sort it out, she referred to them as "the whole cast of

5263:. Early versions of the sketch feature Roy being unable to provide Mr Mann with his request due to it being too specific, and attempting to provide him with a substitute, which he may refuse for a trivial reason which is important to him. 8733:

Ruth is a girl who works in a motorway cafe with her mother. Her mother tries to get her daughter to fall in love with someone. She first makes her daughter do a dance in front of the customer, then later, makes her have sex with them.

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He appears in the deleted scenes, in which he protests to his English lecturer about the apparent lack of gay writers in their syllabus. He handcuffs himself to a desk and swallows the key, only to discover that they have been studying

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men (whom he refers to as his "Black friends"). Only one sketch featuring him was made, in which he is seen to host a party whose invitees consist solely of this demographic. He is uncomfortable when one of the invitees brings along a

6851:. In Series 2 it is revealed that Gerald does not approve of vegetarianism; when informed about the need for a vegetarian option at Harvey and Jane's wedding he responds "Oh, bloody vegetarians! String up the lot of them, I say!". In 2247:

who vomits uncontrollably at a very alarming rate (Part VI: The Autumn Years). Generally, Maggie's own habit causes her to become quite cautious when eating some things. These bouts of racism/homophobia, however, are contradicted in

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Every time she goes out to give refreshment to the builders who are doing work on her garden, she gives them biscuits as if they were a dog. This is by throwing them on the floor or making them do tricks in order to get the biscuit.

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Michael Dinner (also known as The Posh Diner) is a man who is always seen in a restaurant. In each of his sketches he is approached by a waiter and gruffly orders posh dishes, before ordering something basic or mass-market (such as

2954:. Like Marjorie, she was also racist to Meera and pretends not to understand her. It is also noticeable that the narrator, in his voiceovers, expresses contempt towards people who are overweight, much like Marjorie's own contempt. 3080:

just as it looks fine (when Ellie-Grace's sentiments turn out not to be vulgar), her mother accidentally comes up with one herself. This then traumatizes Ellie-Grace and her friends, who are then comforted by her friends' mother.

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and killed Mrs Mead by pushing her off the cliff. Though her intentions were well meaning, she took it too far and made it like she was going to live with Andy forever, even though she knew Lou was to return the following day.

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who judge certain foods at different voluntary or charitable events in the village of Pox. They keenly partake in refreshments provided by their hosts, but when informed that anyone involved in its preparation is either from a

1814:" or (when asked for a cruise for two people) "There is one place left. Would one of you be prepared to swim alongside?" When she does occasionally offer a helpful alternative (for example, when the recipient wants a flight to 8593:

A man (with the appearance of a Beanie) from the town of Frottage is generally seen on a bus on its way to Dung market centre. He likes to blurt out various tunes at random, to the annoyance of the person sitting next to him.

5821:'. He also refers strangely to ordinary objects, such as the radio, which he calls the "talking noisy box". His eccentric behaviour often annoys and confuses his guests. However, in his final appearance, two officers from the 7974:), and that he would demolish the Llanddewi Brefi Home of Retirement and replace it with a gay sauna. Most people seem to back Daffyd; the elderly lady in the sketch reveals she is a lesbian herself, causing Daffyd to faint. 3621:

Ivor and makes her start sobbing, while Eileen patiently consoles her. At the end of the sketch, she firmly reminds her sister that they had decided not to talk about Ivor's death. They originally appeared in the radio show.

7715:. One scene depicts the Prime Minister conducting difficult talks with the President of the United States, where the President tries to compel the Prime Minister to follow his position, referring to Blair's following of the 4720:

preacher on a foreign exchange with the vicar of a small village church in Britain. He states that he is "from the ghetto"; loudly encourages the congregation to "fight the power"; and attempts to cure a man's cough using

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When Whitelaw finds some pale blue silk pyjamas, the assistant keeper (Matt Lucas) says that, just the day before, an elderly lady came in with her husband's clothes, saying he died in his sleep. Whitelaw then buys them.

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long pause between Roy's calling to Margaret and her response was referenced in one sketch when, as soon as Roy had called to Margaret, he and Mr Mann both sat down, to read their books while waiting for her response.

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himself, but he can't because he's "too fat". In an Emily Howard sketch, he says that he is wearing a beautiful dress that belonged to his father; he routinely introduces Emily as "rubbish transvestite Emily Howard".

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Matthew Waterhouse is an inventor who presents very silly and crazy ideas for musicals, board games, impersonators and cereals, with a sketch on each subject, and usually barges into the person's office uninvited.

7445:. He is even less convincing as a transvestite than Emily, in that he deliberately keeps his moustache; at one point being referred to as "a short fat bloke with a moustache" whilst attempting to purchase a dress. 3514:

Doug makes only one appearance in the entire series. He was shown to be giving firm and very tough lectures at a drug rehabilitation centre, while kindly telling them that he will help them overcome their habits.

4100:. As he has a moustache, he likes to call himself as "the first man with a moustache to walk on the moon". He is exceedingly bitter about the fact that he is largely unknown to the general public, as opposed to 7970:, representing his own political party, the "Gay Rights for Gays Party". If he wins the local election, he claims he would turn Llanddewi Brefi Park into a 24-hour gay cruising zone (merely by adding statues of 4991:

knowledge of Liz, as her friend Helen had been her only bridesmaid. At this point, Liz suddenly stabs and kills her with a knife, revealing that she had been fabricating her claims of being Sugden's bridesmaid.

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to the couple "Comrade Stalin salutes you!" Throughout the sketch, Boris mentions having a deceased mother called Piet'kà (Russian: Петька, the informal form of the name Peter) and an evil brother called Josef.

6001:, but also hugging them, and, suddenly reluctant to do his speech, he threw himself out of the car after a discussion about lepers. He regularly goes on about his achievements, but gets little response for it. 7537:

These lines are usually followed by Margaret saying she is unsure, though she always has an alternative which Roy may have in stock, much to his own surprise, although Mr Mann may then refuse for some trivial

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Pedro was with Dewi when he came out to Daffyd as gay, and Daffyd was shocked to find out Pedro was a man, and was gay also. Pedro appeared in Comic Relief, acting as room service when Daffyd was interviewing

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She also appears in deleted scenes in which she names a boy with half his right arm missing "Handy Andy" and a student with an upturned nose a "pig" (though she made no comments to Martin about the latter).

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and Coke. She is very keen to help him find a gay partner, even going as far as to close her bar so he can have a gay night (which she promptly regrets because he orders all the gays who turn up to leave).

1547:. She painted a picture out of poo and wrote "Merry Xmas" in poo. Anne has worked at a library (where she earns £5 but then, much to the doctor's surprise, intentionally drops the money into a drain), at a 5671:

April and Neville are two workers for Saint Tom Ambulance, who, in their first appearance, are shown to go into an opera house to help a man who's having a stroke. April always offers the victims various

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Ting Tong eventually invited her entire family to live in Dudley's home, turned it into a Thai restaurant and forced him to spend Christmas Eve standing on his porch, waiting for it to close. Later, in

6339:?" Embarrassed, the customer changes his mind and instead goes to pay for the items he has taken. The opening scene of the sketch shows that he allows a maximum of 200 students in his shop at one time. 1470:

through song. He later attempts to enter a royal garden party to give her some drawings, despite being scruffy and without trousers, and is turned away by police. The character's name is a reference to

6950:) even though he is an adult – much to the dismay of his prospective wife and her parents, so when they were speaking and they saw the "bitty", they would start stuttering and speaking rather slowly. 6742:

An American counterpart (also played by Walliams) appears in a deleted scene of the US adaptation of the show. He is seen reading out of a porn magazine, which is causing him to play a faster tempo.

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fantasy character, even though he is often seen speaking and behaving perfectly normally. He answers questions from customers in a diffident manner using riddles, "spells", and a (intentionally badly

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married to his ex-pupil Samantha. Their marriage had not gone down at all well with Samantha's parents in the early days, but they now claim that they share an ordinary marriage just like any other.

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Roman DeVere is the husband of Desiree DeVere, and the ex-husband of Bubbles DeVere. He gets frustrated when Bubbles tries to interrupt his and Desiree's honeymoon. He appears to have some sort of a

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Liz and Clive are a middle-aged couple who spend a lot of time eating in their local Chinese restaurant. Throughout these sketches, Liz loudly and endlessly claims that she had been a bridesmaid at

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Stewie and Dale are two Scottish men working in their local supermarket. Whenever he sees a random person at a certain area of the shop, Dale will say that the person is a celebrity (he has said

6731:. He pauses during his recitals to say or do mindless things, such as checking where his shopping bag is, to read a text message and to tell someone that he forgot to set the video and ask when 7943:

He also has a habit of organising gay-related events (such as a gay society) and then refusing other gays entry (by simply declaring that they are not genuinely gay). He has a mother (played by

6227:, Brighton, Brighton" and closes every episode with a mispronounced "goodbye" (e.g. "good-tie" or 'good bile'). The closest he ever came to saying it the right way was when he said 'goodbyes'. 5277:

with a Moroccan counterpart of Roy and asks for Pirate Memory Games, which was the first thing he ever asked for at Roy's shop in the British version, but is promptly evicted. When requesting a

4419:, but end up not meeting the requirements or not having essential things. For example, they want to set the record for the world's tallest man, but then realise that wearing an excessively tall 2967:

attends a meeting and gets her own taste of Marjorie's medicine. As with Meera in the UK series, she pretends not to understand a Mexican member of the group, whom she also refers to as an

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her final sketch, she blind dates another man, who accidentally drives off with her wig. Even though Emily is one of the series' primary characters, neither Emily nor Florence appeared in

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electrician and an elderly Sikh gardener. The first two lightly accept her rejection but the very last is more eager, prompting Jill to actually ask him if she can "throw him in a pond".

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Gary and Jason are two working-class friends who always visit Gary's grandmother, on whom Jason has a crush. Jason always tries to play on to Gary's grandmother, be it by performing the

8491:. The character is inspired by Lucas and Walliams having met Waterman at an awards ceremony and been surprised to see that he was shorter than he appeared to be during fight scenes in 4327:. In her first sketch, she attempts to become a model for an art class, but is forced to pose with no clothes on, thus being forced to admit that she is not a lady. And she also meets 2661:", which, according to him, meant "cupboard-like" and hypnotising her into believing it is a real word), getting dates from and seducing women and gaining or avoiding spending money. 6418:

restaurant, which has an unusually fast service. The dishes are delivered as soon as the couple is finished ordering, and even so, the waiter will sometimes apologise for the delay.

1858:, in which she is the receptionist at a hospital. Her most recent escapades involved offering a child named Danielle Lloyd for double-hip replacement (saying that there is "only one 2698:(who does this in Kenny's trademark 'Look into my eyes...' style) into losing his powers of hypnosis, living on the street and digging through dustbins to find a half-eaten box of 8574:

Many characters from deleted scenes never got an appearance in the series, either due to time constraints, lack of laughs from the audience or due to a sometimes offensive story.

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their baby with him. They decide to take their chances and leave. Despite their worries, Boris turns out to be a great babysitter, spending his time teaching the baby to play the

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to borrow a dress for a dinner party, but ends up ruining the dress upon wearing it. In the same sketch, to show off to the shop assistant, she pretends to be phoned by novelist

5250:. He will usually ask for ridiculously specific items in the shop (such as "a painting of a disappointed horse" in Series 3 Episode 2). Roy would then call to his unseen wife, 1943:

and bludgeons it to death with a rolling pin. Originally intended as a recurring character, she also appears in several deleted scenes from Series 3. Letty also appears in the

8685:. After that occasion, he is fired from the orchestra, which results in him igniting petrol all over the orchestra, proclaiming "I am correct, they are incorrect! And so on. 3250:

Roman enjoys watching the two of them wrestling naked. He divorced Bubbles because she lost an amount of weight. She is believed to be former Miss Botswana and an ex-Olympic

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Gerald Pincher is the father of Harvey Pincher. He is a crusty, conservative, upper class Brit, yet he is also warm and friendly. In Series 2 he has mousy brown hair and in

2679:); finally taking them out of their trance at the timetabled end of the show. In a deleted scene, he attempts to get a job entertaining a dinner party, which he does so by 2911:

that went wrong and made her skin orange. This causes her members to take revenge and be mean to her by suggesting orange-coloured or flavoured binge foods such as "Paul:

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sequence in which Lucas and Walliams question the logic of their caricature, which in fact bears little resemblance to Waterman. In a special recording of the sketch for

4238:, saying things such as "the bell is a signal for me, not for you" upon the doorbell ringing and "you copied it from Nigella!" upon Samantha's revelation that she used a 6735:

closes, before resuming the recital as if nothing had happened. The actual pianist was Simon Callaghan, now a professional classical musician, who was studying at the

7711:, there are several references to the political scene of the time. Michael has a tumulous relationship with Sebastian, playing on Blair's strained relationship with 3970:

on her or seeing her to the bathroom or wiping her spillings and sucking her toes, the latter of which horrifies Gary to the point of ordering him out of her house.

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Rachel (Walliams) and Nicola (Lucas) are two single women looking for love, who go to lunch together and keep track of dates and potential boyfriends by exchanging

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down the road. He will frequently call out commands to his wife preparing dinner, in the format of "Wife, , go!". He has a moustache similar to that of Nazi leader

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in his living room where the meetings take place. When asking for assistance from other members of the watch, he always chooses Lloyd, a short man who appeared on

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Octember', or replacing the hour with a person's name, such as 'half past Oliver' and also fictitious names for locations around Britain, such as villages called "

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also says something about what his wife Eileen (they've been married at least 32 years, and the details become more vulgar as the tour proceeds) did to him there:

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It is said in the series 2 script book that since series 2, Ray has been continually wandering around asking people why he isn't in the second (or third) series.

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you lookin' at, you pervert!?" It is revealed in the second sketch that he has a third ear, the most likely explanation for his hate of other people seeing him.

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charcoal). Bubbles seeks to emulate the upper classes; she mispronounces many English words 'a la française' and is unable to pronounce 'v' in certain words ('

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Sally Markham is a wealthy, famous romantic novelist, whose preferred method of writing involves dictating her novel to her secretary (Miss Grace, played by

8652:, but each time ends up dissatisfied with the result and recording a new message. His final message is an incoherent whine, which he ultimately settles on. 8083:

accent. Ting Tong, on the other hand, is very loud and claims not to be able to understand Dudley a lot of the time, and refers to him as "Mister Dudwey".

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deleted scene when her Australian counterpart, Germain, remarked that she had greying hair, smelt a bit musky, needed a shave and was on the wrong side of

3181:, whom she believes to be one of her oldest friends in spite of the fact he does not know her, and she later pays a visit to a boutique at a ski resort in 2507:?"), has a habit of making the boys in his class read aloud at random times, even in mid-word, writes his name (Mr Cleeves) as "Mr Wells" and his subject ( 7955:), who has a Spanish boyfriend named Pedro. In the final episode of Series 3, he decides to leave Llandewi Brefi for London because he felt he was an out 8681:

flattens the brass section's instruments because one of them said his lunchbox smelled, and saws a double bass in half because the owner was reading his

4799:'s progress. He rarely makes a fuss about Anne's childish behaviour and is only seen being angry at her once, when she was going to chuck his daughter's 7731:. He "retires" at the end of Series 3, to Sebastian's horror, which is alluding to the long expected and much anticipated handover of Tony Blair to his 4571:

Jane and Rod have a daughter who is in a coma, but it is seen that they use their motionless child as a decoy in order to get celebrities to meet them.

8501:. The real Dennis Waterman has been quoted as saying "I did watch it, but I never saw that bit. I just saw a lot of some bloke dressed up as a woman". 8459:"Oooh that's nice!" "I'll do it! Long as I get to write the theme tune, shing the theme tune..." "Gonna write the theme tune, shing the theme tune..." 3698:

Linda is a university counsellor who always has a student in her office asking for something, usually course-related. Linda calls a man named Martin (

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when Maggie and Judy holiday together in Italy and Maggie suggests they kiss (however, she vomits the moment she learns this is lesbian behaviour).

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Vicky Pollard went to school in the first series. In the first series, she was accused of shoplifting, became pregnant (and swapped the baby for a

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He is similar to the character Denver Mills as they both are Walliams characters and both hold major achievements that nobody else cares about.

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are all made up and he has never actually done hard drugs. A more polite version of Doug appears in a deleted Peter Andre sketch from Series 1.

5076:, Sebastian has risen to the post of PM, and has transferred his affections to the new US president and his jealousy to the first lady. In the 2271:

objected to this depiction and the BBC replaced the Women's Institute logo and changed the dialogue in subsequent showings of the programme.

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Ashraf is an Indian man working at the local computer shop. He has an unusual way of using a horse to help customers with their IT problems.

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DVD, using his hypnosis to get a woman in a supermarket to agree to go out with him, go to his show and then make love with him at a motel.

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When Jason later visited Gary's grandmother, he was aroused by seeing her kissing her sister, which was further enhanced by her offering a

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and as a pianist in a restaurant; she takes a keen interest in amateur dramatics and home decoration. Her character is similar to that of

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on which he has crudely painted the word 'Police', he also wears a policeman's uniform, claiming all his other clothes were in the wash.

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Barbara is the sister of Fat Fighters weight loss instructor Marjorie Dawes. She attends Marjorie's group in one episode, but isn't fat.

1539:, except when answering calls on her mobile phone, when she converses in a completely coherent and polite manner. Unfortunately for her 7947:), and father who are not bothered by his self-proclaimed homosexuality, much to his chagrin; they in fact have many gay relatives. In 6156:

In later episodes, it is shown that she is in a homosexual relationship and about to enter into a civil partnership with Rhiannon. In

6016:. The two are both Walliams characters, both have had some amazing achievement that they go on about, but fail to receive praise for. 4842:

Leonard is a man who works in a retirement home. He goes to great lengths to ensure comfort for certain inhabitants, mainly himself.

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George: "Come on you cunt, you've ruined my life, I really am now just waiting for you to die! Help me out here you boring old cow."

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In the credits for series 1, the town's name is incorrectly (and deliberately, presumably for comic effect) spelt "Llandewi Breffi".

7951:, he is shocked to learn from Myfanwy that his mother is in love with her aunt, and he even has a gay brother named Dewi (played by 6331:

The Newsagent made only one appearance in Series 2. In the sketch, set in an ordinary British off-license, a customer (portrayed by

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Eugene appears in three clips of the deleted scenes. He is a musician, who plays nothing more than a triangle, and speaks with a

7308:'s theatrical agent who, while on the phone, at the slightest hint of disagreement, shouts the last word and hangs up the phone. 6172:. At the end of Series 3, she is seen walking with Daffyd to the train station and she cries when he tries to leave for London. 2412:(in a Mr Doggy voice) "If you love me, you'd do it!" and in a Mr Doggy voice, ends every sketch with "You are one crazy bitch!" 2356:

character, having appeared in a live-stage show in the early 1990s, his own six-part television series in the late 1990s called

4979:'s wedding, which angers and annoys Clive, especially when Liz makes him listen to her rather than talk to an old classmate of 3254:. On one occasion, when she bends over to search for her wig, Bubbles remarks, referring to Desiree's anus, "Oh, it's like the 2494:, but then he does various loud things himself, like playing the saxophone, vacuuming the classroom and setting off fireworks. 7125: 3577:

she denies. Her sketches attracted controversy soon after the launch of the third series when they were criticised by the UK

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leader who takes his job very seriously. As there is no real crime in his area, his meetings can be about anything from the

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In the pilot episode, this character's name was "Roy" and his appearance was that of a chef at the "Aberdoone Stook Hoose" (

8957: 7678: 6534:. She goes to such lengths to get him parts, that she pretends it's his birthday, that he's dying, and even threatening to 5036: 4108:

troop about the moon, but when they show a lack of interest and the questions turn to other astronauts like Armstrong and

1894:, working as a check-in manager for Flylo Airlines, but was rejected as David Walliams didn't want it to be a spinoff of 1862:" using the hospital), verbally abusing and annoying a pregnant woman and her husband, and denying an injured patient an 1331: 1298: 1288: 1273: 1232: 1212: 1192: 1182: 1144: 1134: 1124: 1104: 1086: 1076: 1064: 952: 901: 865: 832: 822: 812: 797: 787: 777: 765: 750: 740: 730: 643: 631: 623: 570: 535: 485: 467: 447: 427: 412: 306: 291: 281: 7794:

look-alike (complete with gold chains and mohawk) who claimed to have never heard of the muscle-bound star or even seen

6288:

In the final episode he says "Brighton, Brighton, Bri... oh wait, Britain, Britain, Britain!". At the end he says that

2990:, most notably, appearing as the mother of George Dawes, the overgrown baby who was resident drummer and scorekeeper on 9134: 7707:

The Prime Minister and the object of Sebastian's affection. Based heavily on the then real-life British Prime Minister

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Andy: "I want that one...", "I don't like it", "I look a pillock", "Yeah I know!"; Lou: "Bit of a kerfuffle!" "Are you

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Marjorie Dawes is a woman who runs a branch of a weight loss group called 'Fat Fighters' (a group similar to real-life

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Mr Mann is a customer who shops in a store (which varies in the merchandise it sells from episode to episode) run by

1890: 4310:"I'm a lady! That's what I am, a lady! I do lady things!" and sometimes ending long statements with "... and shit." 3091:

Comic Relief sketch for Red Nose Day 2009. Robbie played Ellie's best friend Candy-Marie in a sketch which parodies

2934:

after finally growing tired of Marjorie's hurtful remarks and poor weight loss advice. Marjorie is shocked at this.

7075:. Her place of residence throughout the series was a fictitious town called Darkley Noone, which is shown to be in 6164:

in Greece, but it does not fare well because Daffyd does not hand out flyers to the locals. It is also revealed in

3844: 2975:. She appeared in four of the episodes and a deleted scene in which she convinces Slimmer of the Year Lisa Warren ( 6530:

They appeared in the radio series under the names of Sandra and Olivier Laurence, a play on the name of the actor

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visits them in the first skit, but they only appear to be interested in him and not their child. In the next skit

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visits them to sing them some of his songs which they say their child wants to hear despite being motionless.

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on their upper lip or their lack of hair, and using an insulting epithet to describe them, such as "big fat

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stars as Carol's boss, Dawn, who is evaluating Carol to see if she makes standards to keep her job during a

9039: 8887:"No. 13 : "I can't believe you just said that" : Figuring gender and sexuality in Little Britain" 2352: 2216: 1480: 203: 8180:

because despite repeatedly denying that she looks at penises, she says to a man "Sorry about your penis".

3142:) "Champagne! Champagne for everyone!", "'Ello dahlin!", "Why don't you take a photo? It'll last longer!" 7732: 7610: 7591: 6728: 2912: 17: 3060:"I love you more than (something nice)", repeats twice until "I love you more than (something vulgar)". 9073: 9056: 8376: 7716: 5916: 5547: 35: 8073:

Ting Tong: "Pwease Mr. Dudwey!" "My name Ting Tong, Ting Tong Macadangdang." "Did you have good time?"

6942:

Harvey Pincher can be best described as a 25-year-old upper-class mummy's boy. He insists on "bitty" (

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They also appear in a Series 1 deleted scene, going through a list of celebrities due to visit them.

3314:

for fat women as he enjoys seeing Bubbles and Desiree wrestle in the nude, and in one sketch, got an

1988:"It was just (near a certain location) that my wife Eileen first (did something of a sexual nature)" 1476: 8788: 7959:. However, he decided not to go, because he learnt from Myfanwy what a gay man could do in London. 7144: 6257: 3202:, in which she attempts to seduce a bank manager to avoid paying her credit card debt of £180,000. 2683:

the employer a picture of his face and trying to hypnotise him over the phone, which doesn't work.

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service used it against him, tricking Ray into making overdue tax payments. His hotel is opposite

9032: 8360:"Here's one for ya!; "Got another one!"; (slaps his hand on the desk) "How's that for starters?" 6141: 3832: 3807: 3374:

episode and in the deleted scenes of the second series. His name is a reference to film director

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Roy owns a store (that sells different items each episode) where Mr Mann always shops. His wife

2706:, but not in the USA adaption of the programme, though he does appear in a deleted scene on the 2553:

The Coach works in Wilderness Lodge Boot Camp where Vicky Pollard is sent to after burning down

8513: 8463: 8379:-o-gram: I come in, handcuff myself to the radiator and talk about my time as a hostage in the 8249:

In her final appearance, Viv is at the police station, where six possible robbers are given an

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In the first sketch in which he appears, Bernard invites a young actor who has written to him (

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he expresses his dislike of modern art, "Hope they don't have too much of that 'modern art'!"

6523:

who is unusually determined for her son Ralph (which she pronounces as "Raif", a reference to

5267:

would be prepared to re-write his book and cut out all the "Os" to make the book shorter). In

3318:

after seeing Bubbles naked (getting a slap from Desiree on it due to a believed sex scandal).

8677: 8253:. She claims that the final suspect was the robber, and says that they're 'Ohhhh, gorgeous!' 7160: 7119:

she was shut in a Thai prison for smuggling heroin and her mother, Shelly Pollard (played by

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in Little Bentcock, where she is being trained for integration into society. She is severely

6839:

he has red hair. He appears to be unperturbed by Harvey's infantile desire for his mother's

3243:"Baby" (as opposed to Bubbles' "Dahlin" and usually pronounced "bebby", "babby" or "bubby") 2490:". He also asks for complete silence during a test, which is later revealed to be a test on 2142:

However, when they give the news to the real Mrs. Harris, they laugh at the memory of their

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who often uses his powers purely for his own ends, such as beating his mother in a game of

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and latex rubber clothing and proudly proclaims that he is "the only gay in the village".

7739:, which took place in real life two years after the Prime Minister retired in the series. 7534:: "There's a gentleman here looking for (then repeats Mr Mann's request, often verbatim.)" 3063:

Ellie-Grace is a caricatured "sweet" little American school girl who appears regularly in

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in London, not from a remote Thai village called Pong Pong, as she'd originally claimed.

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please, Myfanwy", "I don't think so", "I'm gay! Get over it!", "Gay Rights... For Gays!"

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is the best show ever and says he is "some kind of god that must be worshipped as such".

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when a woman collapsed. They can sometimes be found standing outside of theatrical agent

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please." and proceeds to buy the store's entire inventory, despite claiming to be blind.

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despite the fact he also drank milk and drove a van identical to the one from the show.

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in my helmet!"), before chasing him out of his house and yelling "I went to the goddamn

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few appearances in the Deleted Scenes. The Series 2 Script Book names him as "Dr Lowe".

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Godzilla, doo doodle doo, Godzilla doo doodle doo, Godzilla doo doodle doo and Godzooky

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Opens every episode with "Britain, Britain, Britain!" or something similar, such as "

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He often makes surreal statements, like; "I must go now because I am about to reach

5293:'s hits on a banjo with a picture on the cover of James with his hands open showing 3258:!", to which Desiree replies "How dare you make personal remarks about my a-hole!". 2963:

and a new aspect of her personality is shown – she is also homophobic, as seen when

7971: 7883: 6531: 5833: 5539: 4328: 4139: 3699: 3311: 2996:, also played by Lucas. George Dawes is not mentioned in any way in any version of 2891: 2754:

and the children have let go." She is then surprised that Jonathan is not relaxed.

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Dennis Waterman is a very small actor who, unfortunately, always rejects proposed

3624:

The characters appear in the Series 1 DVD extra "What does Britain mean to you?".

2983:

are low-calorie, then cut off a large part of her hair, because she insulted her.

2930:

In the final episode of series 3, all the Fat Fighters attendees desert the group

1475:. There are also two deleted scenes in which Peter Andre appears backstage at the 9016: 8988: 8622: 8614: 8478: 7910: 7712: 7367: 7092: 7069: 6947: 5873: 5806: 5067: 4907:

the student for speeding as if he were still a policeman. Lindsay drives a brown

3711: 3084: 2924: 2340: 2146:. They then decide it's appropriate to share this with the bereaved Mrs. Harris. 8976:

Deliberate misspelling of Welsh name Dafydd: spelling used on show confirmed on

8914: 8470:, sing the theme tune" every time, much to the chagrin of his theatrical agent, 7719:. There is also an episode which depicts the revelation of the Prime Minister's 2903:

had had a brief sexual encounter with Paul, after which she berates him for it.

2474:). Mr Cleeves sets the pupils strange tasks such as finding "the square root of 7156: 6732: 6423: 6415: 6332: 6137:

Radio Show; Since Series 1, in most of the sketches with Daffyd Thomas in them

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In reality the medal Mills is said to have won was actually won by the late

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He also has trouble with reading (like when he can't pronounce the words in

2264:). They were main characters in Series 2, but became recurring in Series 3. 1947:

video game. In a deleted scene, she lives in a small village called "Slut".

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he will take something off the kitchen table before returning to his room.

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Series 2, episodes 1, 2, 4, and 6; Little Britain USA, episode 2, 3 and 6

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Pedro is the Spanish, cross-dressing boyfriend of Dewi, Daffyd's brother.

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in a very strange location and "a town just southeast of Northwestshire".

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Oh, so it's "The warmth of the sun reminded them that they were alive",

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One of the few characters based on a real person, the sketch involved a

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he is seen changing Harvey's diaper. He appears to be interested in the

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hypnotising everyone present when he accidentally damages a man's car).

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Pat: "Don, don't have that", Don: "I'll have one of those, my friend."

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Margaret is always off-screen, but she has been included since Series 1

5286: 5260: 4800: 4572: 3382: 3285: 3251: 3005: 2670: 2554: 2229: 2221: 7913:, is a self-proclaimed gay man who dresses in a vast variety of tight 7742:

David Walliams states that Anthony Head got the role because "next to

7079:. For instance, she refers to places within the Bristol area, such as 1446:

who gets sacked after first making surreal and false claims about the

192:

Characters that appear for only one sketch are not listed in the table

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In real life, twelve men walked on the Moon. The eighth was the late

4105: 3828:"As far as I'm concerned, that is the end of the matter. Thank you." 3752: 3730: 3723: 3570: 3429:'s book of men's bottoms", indicating that he is homosexual as well. 3163: 3146: 2942: 2920: 2504: 2233: 2076: 1819: 1811: 1584:'s face, and exposes herself to him. She did not, however, appear in 1577: 8958:"Matt Lucas explains where Little Britain's Vicky Pollard came from" 7095:, but is a short drive from Bristol). She also speaks with a strong 5803:"A-Yeeeees!", "Ye know too much!", "Maybe I did and maybe I didn't" 3691:"Martin, it's Linda", "How can I describe him/her?", "That's right, 2466:

Mr Cleeves is a traditional-looking yet eccentric teacher at Kelsey

1802:.... (coughs)" as well as offering bizarre substitutes to requests. 7717:

policy of the Bush administration on the then-ongoing war with Iraq

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Estate'. He will also give directions to certain places such as a

6224: 5908: 5892: 5294: 5195: 4725:(and when this fails, he gives the man some cough sweets instead). 4097: 3974: 3359: 3315: 3182: 2980: 2908: 2691: 2658: 2654: 2650: 2261: 2143: 2018: 7869:"Everybody knows I'm the only gay in the village", "Homophobe!", " 7115:

were away and tried to get money from a forged lottery ticket. In

7052:

Vicky Pollard is a teenage girl who is intended to be a parody of

5538:

and a box of chocolates. This is a reference to the novelist Dame

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theme tune that Waterman sang himself (among others), but didn't

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Carol was considered to appear in Lucas and Walliams' new comedy

1815: 8091:, born Tong Ting Macadangdang. She admitted that she comes from 6957:

Harvey Pincher and his parents (without his new wife) return in

6175:

Her name is a reference to the series' producer, Myfanwy Moore.

8730:

Ruth: "Muuuummmm!" Mother: "Meet me in the back in 5 minutes!"

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you would like to share, then go to your local swimming pool'.

6232: 5676:(which replace the required medical paraphernalia in her bag). 3072: 2475: 2237:

place. This portrayal of vomiting strongly emulates the famous

1573: 8673:"Correct", "Incorrect", "Does that smell?", "Is it smelling?" 7312:

him and when he gives it back, the pen is gigantic to Jeremy.

5836:). He also played a metal flute rather than his "Piccalillo". 5084:, gleefully mocking his personal appearance before resigning. 8388: 7791: 6642: 5553: 3573:

uncontrollably, much to the shock of the person in question.

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David Walliams has said that Sebastian Love was inspired by

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Bing Gordyn is the eighth and second to last man to walk on

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Florence Rose is an aspiring transvestite and companion of

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Marjorie made several TV appearances in other shows before

2746:: Radio Series, Pilot Episode and Series 1 Deleted Scenes. 4648:"Wicky Woo!", "Top of the morning, where's me breakfast?" 7914: 7898: 7892: 6255:

is not the real Prime Minister and he's "that guy out of

4659:

Des Kaye is a one-time children's TV host who works in a

4425: 3370:) as the waiter walks away. Michael also appeared on the 2699: 2680: 1443: 8940:

Rory's week – Rory Bremner imagines a Blair-Cameron team

5390:

Margaret and her husband, Roy, own a shop frequented by

4234:

However, Edward behaves as though Samantha were still a

3755:("The dried up old witch"), sending Linda out in tears. 3425:

sketch he accidentally uncovers a book of his entitled "

4415:

At the end of each show in Series 1, they try to set a

3565:"Oh, 'ello dear!", as well as urinating uncontrollably 2971:

and that Marjorie believes that the member is from the

2260:

sketch, Maggie's dog vomits instead of its owner (on a

3162:'). It is also frequently implied she is some kind of 7981:, he ruins the opening night of Myfanwy's gay bar on 7895: 638: 8841:

Benjy is a white man with an unusual obsession with

8383:!" The character's name is a reference to the actor 8367:

Several examples of his ideas are breakfast cereal "

7889: 7103:, for instance pronouncing "borstal" as "borthtal". 6753: 6727:

The Piano Player is an unnamed man who plays at the

6630:"Wife, , go!", "Britain fights back! (fist in air)" 6424:

Super match game, super match game, super match game

5534:) to type out, while lying on her sofa with her pet 298: 8454:Radio Show; Series 1 and 2 and Little Britain Live 7886: 7514:Roy's catchphrase is a conversation with his wife: 6261:". He will also make ironic statements (such as in 6140:Myfanwy is the barmaid of a local pub (called 'The 5733:Mildred is a "stereotypical Grandma" with a strong 5080:radio special, Sebastian is depicted as an aide to 4355: 3729:Her office is decorated with counter-cultural and 2149: 8481:, except that his 'theme tunes' are based on the 7506:Radio Show; Since Series 1, in all sketches with 6641:(whom he believes to be the "actual kings of the 3000:. She also made an appearance at the marriage of 2339:In his second sketch, he is visited by his local 875: 33:for the British television and radio sketch show 9126: 7909:Thomas, who lives in the small Welsh village of 4104:. In his first appearance, he is speaking to a 2415:Phyllis Church, is an American woman who owns a 2350:The character of Chumley is probably the oldest 8758:"Pass it under the door please", "Pervert...!" 5564: 2324:Sir Bernard Chumley is a faded actor living in 982: 3847:Senator White, appears in episodes 5 and 6 of 3714:", "Ali Bongo", "Fatty Fatty Boom Boom", "the 2923:(which Marjorie writes as conserves) and Pat: 2243:sketch, presenting an immensely fat man named 2224:or is married to someone of this description, 600: 167: 9140:Lists of British sitcom television characters 9040: 8355:Radio Show; Series 1, episodes 4, 5, 6 and 7 7966:series 3, Daffyd is seen trying to become an 7746:, he's the only man I'll ever turn gay for." 6437: 5993:in the radio drama) in the 400 metres at the 5887:Mrs Mead is a religious Irish woman, who was 5809:owner of a hotel who speaks and acts like an 5297:" and Roy has the exact record he asked for. 4803:out the window, which she did moments later. 3958:Radio Show; Series 1, episodes 1, 2, 7 and 8 3138:"Call me Bubbles darling, everybody does!", ( 2212:Maggie: "Who made this?" Judy: "Maggie, NO!" 1591: 8569: 6414:Pat and Don are a couple who eat at a local 4145: 1342: 1327: 1312: 1302: 1277: 1259: 1251: 1228: 1201: 1171: 1113: 1100: 1090: 1048: 1040: 1021: 994: 976: 968: 941: 923: 905: 887: 869: 846: 719: 701: 693: 665: 647: 612: 589: 579: 554: 526: 507: 499: 489: 481: 471: 463: 438: 423: 343: 333: 302: 272: 244: 8884: 8880: 8878: 8876: 8874: 8872: 8870: 8868: 8866: 8864: 8246:gorgeous!', not helping the investigation. 5915:". For their own "entertainment", she sang 5546:from the radio, plagiarizing extracts from 3843:An American counterpart of Sir Norman Fry, 3166:, despite being 43 years old and divorced. 9047: 9033: 8947:28 November 2005. Retrieved 3 October 2008 8605:Matt Lucas and David Walliams respectively 8075:Dudley: "Maybe just... ONE more night..." 7701:Since Series 1, in all but one scene with 7624:who at the time was in the same position. 5982:Radio Show; Series 1, episodes 3, 5 and 6 4972:Radio Show; Series 1, episodes 2, 4 and 8 3055:Little Britain USA episodes 1, 4, 5 and 6 2316:Radio Show; Series 1, episodes 3, 5 and 7 2100: 1558:Anne has appeared in all series and had a 8391:in the television science-fiction series 5285:In one episode, he asks for "a record of 2269:National Federation of Women's Institutes 1224: 618: 8861: 8477:He bears little resemblance to the real 7315: 5308:Walliams appears in a cameo in the film 5190:The names come from two characters in a 3507:"Stay where you are!" and "50 words for 2215:Maggie and Judy are two ladies from the 321: 8371:: Real gay men frosted with sugar." or 8010: 7606:Series 1 Episode 6, Series 3 Episode 6 4795:Dr Lawrence is the Doctor in charge of 4251: 4224:Radio Show; Series 1, episodes 5 and 7 2945:", arrested her. Meanwhile, Marjorie's 2033: 1710:The bank robbers make an appearance in 1436:"I love you Anne" and "I need you Anne" 1431:Radio Show; Series 1, episodes 4 and 5 1265: 857: 14: 9127: 8712: 8466:, insisting that he should "write the 7925:having any desire to seek it out – in 5903:She also made him eat some disgusting 5842:The name is a tribute to farce writer 4671: 3747:". The tables were turned on her in a 3388: 3011:Marjorie's name is a reference to the 2927:". 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