
Production[]
Episode: 37
Date: February 6, 1980
Time: 50:54
Musical Director: Ronnie Aldrich
Vocals: The Ladybirds
Choreography: Linda Finch
Producer: Dennis Kirkland
Director: Dennis Kirkland
Writer: Benny Hill
Pro. N0.: VTR 21861
Episode[]
- Quickie: Other Men
- The Scarlet Pimple
- Hollywood Grates: Chubby Dodds
- Hill's Angels: Grand Gala
- Quickie: Milk Round
- Women's Lib Television
- Sale of the Century
- Women's Soccer
- Tag: Charlene's Angels
Highlights[]
- The Scarlet Pimple
- Hollywood Grates
- Women's Lib Television
- Charlene's Angels
Cast[]
- Benny Hill
- Henry McGee
- Bob Todd
- Jack Wright
- Helen Horton
- Pat Ashton
- Sue Upton - Hill's Angel
- Roger Finch
- Ken Sedd
- Cyril Cross
- George Chandler
- Andee Cromarty - Hill's Angel
- Anne Easton - Hill's Angel
- Louise English - Hill's Angel
- Debi Gaye - Hill's Angel
- Julie Kirk - Hill's Angel
- Erica Lynley - Hill's Angel
- Leigh Miles - Hill's Angel
- Lisa Price - Hill's Angel
- Clare Smalley - Hill's Angel
- Samantha Spencer Lane - Hill's Angel
- Vivienne Warman - Hill's Angel
- Penny Wells - Hill's Angel
- Pauline Crawford (uncredited) - Hill's Angel
Quotes[]
- Chubby Dodds - "I'll show you my 38s if you show me yours."
- Barry Normal - "Here in Hollywood, where it is often said that they separate the men from the boys... with a crowbar... "
- Studs Ramrod - "Her name was Victoria Vee; she was named after your Queen Victoria... and not so damn long after her, either...."
- Chips Randel - "He used to invite the neighbors aboard his yacht."
Barry Normal - "A lot of stars have a yacht."
Chips Randel - "In the swimming pool?"
- Mrs. Sol Duron - "My husband thought she was a pain in the neck. I had a much lower opinion of her than that...."
- Mrs. Sol Duron - "If ever she gave birth, I wouldn't want one of the puppies."
- Henrietta Jones - "He even used to stand up whenever anyone played the Queen."
Barry Normal - "That's understandable."
Henrietta Jones - "At poker?"
- Henrietta Jones - "After that, I left. I felt as if i was doing two horses out of a job."
- P.J. Lovey - "He used to drink Bourbon laced with castor oil.... What they call a "Pile Driver.""
- Nicola Parsons - "A woman wants a pretty but expensive dress; what does the perfect fiance do? Buy it or talk her out of it?"
Sue Updyke - "He buys it for her."
Helen Hornet - "He talks her out of it."
Ron Moore - "Both."
- Ron Moore - "Are you trying to make a monkey out of me?"
Nicola Parsons - "I never interfere with nature."
- Nicola Parsons - "He does have a point... And I don't mean just the one on his head."
- Bob Todd - "Is that a Picasso?"
Benny Hill - "No, it's a chipolata."
- Benny Hill - "Well, they might as well let it finish eating it's apple before they killed the darn thing."
Trivia[]
- This episode was recorded on January 18, 1980.
- First episode with the Hill's Angels
- Bob Todd returns after a nine episode absence.
- The opening quickie features a wife (Pat Ashton) telling her husband (Benny Hill) about the previous men in her life.
- The HBO DVD set called this Quickie "The Other Men."
- The second quickie for the episode features Benny as a milk man trying to fool around with one of his customers played by Pat Ashton.
- This was remade from one of the Look #7 quickies of December 23, 1970, with Trisha Noble in the role played in this version by Ashton.
- The car Sue Upton almost wins in the Sale of the Century looks like the same one that chases Benny in the Charlene's Angels sketch.
- "Charlene's Angels" is a spoof of the American 70s crime drama "Charlie's Angels." Benny also spoofed it as "Archie's Angels" in Benny Hill: Down Under.
- During the filming of Charlene's Angels, Sue Upton plays a character whose halter top fires bullets. Apparently, someone used too much gun powder in the gag because she was seriously burned when the powder was activated.
- Selected sketches from this episode appear in the "One Night Video Stand" and "Home Video Drive In" VHS tapes from HBO Home Video.
Sequence[]
- Last Episode: The Police Raid in Waterloo Station
- Next Episode: Butch Cafferty and the Fundance Kid