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"Black Books" The Blackout (2000)


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"Black Books" (2000): Season 1: Episode 4 -- Manny, hyper after a night of drinking too many espressos and watching an entire box-set of The Sweeney, is mistaken for a policeman after his high-speed pursuit of a bagsnatcher.

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8.5/10   82 votes
Writers:
Dylan Moran (written by) &
Graham Linehan (written by)
Original Air Date:
20 October 2000 (Season 1, Episode 4)
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Plot:
Manny stays up watching 'The Sweeney' and is mistaken for a policeman after chasing a handbag snatcher. Fran and Bernard exchange stories about their previous day, Bernard recalling a disastrous dinner party with old friends who blanked him and Fran telling him about blanking her boyfriend after catching him with another woman. | add synopsis
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Cast

  (Episode Credited cast)
Dylan Moran ... Bernard Black
Bill Bailey ... Manny
Tamsin Greig ... Fran
Terry Bird ... Noggsy
Angela Curran ... The Policewoman
Evie Garratt
Liam Hess ... Jimbo
Louise Hickson

Colin McFarlane ... Inspector Norris
Wayne Morris ... Peter
Elizabeth Marmur ... Sarah
Hugh Parker ... Gerald
rest of cast listed alphabetically:
Tony Way ... Boy
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Quotes:
Bernard: So I go to the toilet in your wicker chair, it's a faux pas. more
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References "The Sweeney" (1975) more

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