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Dave Allen and Jacqueline Clarke portray Bonnie and Clyde and James the Butler delivers a block of ice to his master.

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      • During the course of their series, Dave Allen and Benny Hill spoofed several of the same figures including The Six Million Dollar Man, The Count of Monte Cristo, Casanova and Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde.

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      • Dave Allen: "Thank you, good night, and may your God go with you." (Dave's closing signiture which varied very rarely during the run of the show)

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      • After "Dave Allen at Large" wrapped, Dave waited over twenty years to return to work in television. His six-part series, named simply "Dave Allen," premiered in 1993 and followed the old format of "Dave Allen at Large," but with a new ensemble of sketch actors.

      • According to the BBC Website, twenty-four of Dave's episodes in England were 45 minutes long while the final season episodes were edited at 50 minutes long. Re-edited for American television, this length of time for the series allows only around 51 episodes available to be syndicated for American TV.

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