Trevor McDonald: We'll keep you updated on that story, as news comes in my buttocks through a tube.
Fiona: So how does laughter make you live longer then?' 'Craig David': I haven't the foggiest.
New Character: Trevor McDonald.
The title of this episode is an allusion to the title of the film The Good, The Bad and The Ugly.
The sketch Avid & Sacha, uses a similiar title sequence to Channel 4's talk show Richard & Judy.
The sketch Semen Street, uses the same signage and mock-up of the set of American kids show Sesame Street.
Mark Charnock takes on the role of barkeeper in the mock-up of Emmerdale Farm, with Patsy Kensit playing her Emmerdale character Sadie King at the bar and Mark playing his character Marlon Dingle. However the pub that this mock-up takes place in, doesn't resemble Emmerdale's The Woolpack at all.
Whilst The Bear is looking for his family, he bumps into a man in a red-hoody talking to a E.T. mock-up.
Keith Lemon: Yeah I have actually, I saw on the other night on tele on that Emmerdale Farm. Patsy Kensit who plays The Bear's mum in this series, also stars in British soap Emmerdale, previously known as Emmerdale Farm.
Fiona Phillips & Eamonn Holmes appear in a sketch in the GMTV studio, in the left hand bottom corner of the screen their's a mock-up of the logo and time-stamp seen on a GMTV programme. GMTV is a long-running British breakfast show.
In the scriptwriters room under the stairs their's a picture of the cast of American sitcom Roseanne. In this episode the scriptwriter is also wearing a Fresh Prince of Bel Air T-Shirt, another American sitcom.
Bungle who appears at the start of the show is the bear from popular childrens TV show Rainbow.
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