Gimme, Gimme, Gimme

LISTEN CAREFULLY: When Tom watches 'Watercolour challenge' on TV, you can hear an audio snippet from the episode 'Trauma'

At the end Linda tells Tom that he is the man she wants to be with, yet in Stiff (Series 2, episode 2) she is clearly repulsed at the notion that she and Tom had "finally got it together".

Jez tells Tom he has clinched him an audition for the play 'Titus Andronicus'. Jez tells Tom it is written by William Shakespeare and Tom proclaims 'who?' as though he had never heard of Shakespeare. However in series 2 Tom tells his parents he locked himself in his bedroom reciting Shakespeare to his known mirror image.

When Linda shoves Suze to the floor, her hands sink into her "pregnant" belly.

Linda and Tom act totally shocked by the fact that Linda has a son. Yet, in the season 2 episode 'Dirty Thirty', Linda tells Toms "I pushed and pushed and pushed and gave birth to a gonk... Don't ask". So if she remembered then and he was told, why are they so shocked?

When Zippy arives at Tom & Linda's flat, he is sitting on the couch while Tom & Linda, sit at the table, when Zippy raises his hand, Tom says 'My god he's got his hand up' Linda then replies 'Up what?' then begins to laugh

This is the only episode that doesn't show Linda and Tom's flat.

How Linda's mother died also changes. In series two Linda tells Tom's mum that she collapsed in a paddling pool in Pinner. In series 1 we are told she died in different circumstances.

Miss Twitch says Linda's mum was called Dolly. In Series two Linda tells Freddie Windrush her mum was called Queenie and series one she had another different name.

We learn that Tom hasn't had a relationship since 1992.

It is revealed that Linda is 39 years old in this episode.

Tom's parents reveal a secret to him: They are swingers!

Tom performs 'Help me I'm down a hole" – from the musical version of 'Silence Of The Lambs' he once starred in. Listen to the lyrics though... "Help me I'm down a hole, so far away from home, at the end of my tunnel I see some light, I'm someone's dinner tonight." Tom appears to be playing a character who, in the original film is held prisoner in a deep well in the cellar of a murderer's house. However it's not the murderer that eats people, he just kills them! It's Hannibal Lector who eats people. So why would he be someone's dinner?!

Linda's Relatives: Cousin Simon, who had dodgy eyes. He could see both ends of a bus at the same time.

Revealed this episode: Linda is cross-eyed without her glasses.

Baryl is revealed to have a twin sister- who dies in this episode

Goof: In the scene where Jez and Suze are telling Tom and Linda about the doll, in one instance (after a gag from Linda) Jez has his hand over the doll's face yet when the camera cuts back to Tom and Sugar in the foreground he seems to be cradling it again.

There is no mention of Suze, Jez or Beryl.

In this episode it is revealed to us that Sugar Walls's real name is Sharon LaHughes.

Goof: At the end of the episode, when Joe and Shirley have the broken legs, there is a shot of Linda, Tom, Shirley and Joe altogether. There is a boom mic visible at the top of the screen.