Writer:	Paul Mayhew-Archer
Director:	John Stroud
Star:	Madeleine Mortimer (Voice of Cassie),  Finlay Stroud (Ollie),  Ardal O'Hanlon (George Sunday/Thermoman),  Philip Whitchurch (Tyler),  Tim Wylton (Stanley Dawkins),  Lil Roughley (Ella Dawkins),  Emily Joyce (Janet Dawkins),  Geraldine McNulty (Mrs Raven),  Hugh Dennis (Piers),  Lou Hirsch (Arnie)
Recurring Role:	Natasha Kaplinsky (Newsreader)
Guest Star:	Con O'Neill (Martin),  Lorna Gayle (Ultron TV Technician),  David Summer (Unknown),  Max Digby (Unknown),  Natasha Joseph (Unknown)

Credits Goof: Production Designer James Dillon is billed as James Dillion. (edit) Natasha Kaplinsky was billed as 'Special Guest' in this episode. (edit)

Janet: Did you just call my mother, 'Satan's Sister'?
George: That's what the viewers call her. They had a vote. It was either that or, 'Queen Bitch of the Universe'. (edit) George: What's the most romantic thing in the world, you can possibly imagine being given?
Janet: A great big diamond ring!
George: Okay, what's the second most romantic thing you can possibly imagine being given?
Janet: A weekend in Paris?
George: Okay, what's the third most... (edit) Mrs Raven: You alright, George?
George: Oh, never take your clothes off, please, I'm begging you!
Mrs Raven: What did he mean by that?
Piers: I have no idea… probably sound advice, though. (edit) Piers: Oh, I think I've died and gone to heaven!
Mrs Raven: Makes a change, it's normally your patients. (edit)

Janet and George celebrate 5 years since they met. (edit) George has been filming a reality TV show from eye cams for over 6 months; Arnie has a channel called the Filth Channel, where he gets Mrs Raven to do dirty things on his camera. (edit) Two major ways George ensured Janet had a perfect day: Charlotte Church lost her voice, and Tim Henman finally won Wimbledon. (edit)

Book: 1984

This episode may also be a reference to the 1950 book by George Orwell in which the government, "Big Brother," was always watching and able to read even your thoughts. (edit) The title, Big Bother is a reference to the reality show, Big Brother and to how much upheaval being the subject of a documentary can bring. (edit)