The Halitosis Kid

Production[]

Episode: 55
Date: January 13, 1988
Time: 50:43
Musical Director: Ronnie Aldrich
Vocals: The Ladybirds
Choreography: Libby Roberts
Producer: Dennis Kirkland
Director: Dennis Kirkland
Writer: Benny Hill

Wife - "If you had kissed me like that ten years ago, you'd still be single."
Husband - "Now, she tells me!"

Brooklyn Benny - "Hey, Harry, I heard your warehouse burned down!"
Harry - "It's tomorrow! It's tomorrow!!!"

Brooklyn Benny - "And Fiorello last week. His face was in a fire."
Voice - "Was he badly burned?"
Brooklyn Benny - "They don't kid around at the crematorium, lady!"

Brooklyn Benny - "And look at poor Julio over there. Three weeks ago, he had a hemorrhoid transplant, and it rejected him!"

Brooklyn Benny - "Macho Mike? Who had two vasectomies... and jogged home after both of them?"

Boyfriend - "I wish this night would never end."
Girlfriend - "Why?"
Boyfriend - "I start work tomorrow."

This episode was recorded on December 4, 1987.
This episode appears as part of the "Golden Titters" VHS.
First episode with the Hill's Little Angels.
First episode with Mike Mulloy and Johnny Hutch as a official replacement for Jack Wright.
According to Leonard Hill, author of "Saucy Boy," Sue Upton had to sit on the Army helmet first in order to get her daughter to sit on it, and Dennis Kirkland recorded the shot at high speed so he would have a slower scene at normal speed.
The Angels in the "Still Standing" number are Zoe Bryant (yellow), Lorraine Doyle (green), Sharon Kiel (orange), Debbie Scamp(violet), Helen Carpenter (light blue), Liz Jobling (dark blue), Jenny Drummond (red) and Gloria (gray).
During the Hill's Angels performance, Benny Plays Toulouse-Leutrec with the bottom part of his legs hidden in the stage, similar to how American comedian Tim Conway played the character Dorf.
The investment commercial quickie with Bob Todd, Benny Hill, Jon Jon Keefe and Jerrold Wells in the elevator was a parody of an ad campaign run in Late 80s London for The Financial Times newspaper.
The exterior scenes of the "National Smile Week" sketch were filmed at Thornton Park in Surrey, England. The water ride at the end was the "Thunder River" ride.