only fools and horses!!

[rugeleyboy]

whats your favourite bit from only fools and horses??

mines triggers broom!! pure genius!!!

it no doubt been asked before but hey ho!!

[wooo12]

i absolutely loved this part of an episode where del boy's telling rodney (i think) how to pull and sipping his extravagant cocktail. he then goes to lean on the bar and misses, drops straight to the floor.

hehe, laughing thinking about it.

[rugeleyboy]

wooo12...he is talking to trigger in the club.....then gets up and says were leaving...your cramping my style!!

wm.......trigger again at the batman party when he said he never got the note to say it wasnt a fancy dress party !!!!

[Neenee]

every time trigger calls rodney ...dave...!! classic!!


oh and what about the time they all won a holiday to spain when del boy answered the questions on rodneys behalf and rodney had to be 15!!! classic!!!

then the blow up dolls..... pure class!!!

[Neenee]

just remembered more

the bith of damien!!!! the look on rodneys face!!!

[hugnie21]

Agree with Neenee, It's got to be the episode where they go to Spain as the prize for Rodney winning the art competition. And Rodney comes back from Skateboarding with the other kids....Poxy Lizard!

[picklepants]

When Rodney asks Trigger if they had big classes at his old school.........No - but we had high ceilings!! And then goes on to say he walked into a mind your head sign - Didn't you read the sign says Del - ---- No, I couldn't read back then!!! PRICELESS!!!

[Cockney_si]

I like the one where Del boy is asking Uncle Albert if there was any messages that he'd picked up at the flat.

He relays some of them and starts to walk away, then turns around and says "and Raquel's left ya !" and shrugs his shoulders.

Pure Class.

[spaced]

When Rodney dates that middle aged lady and tells del boy and grandad that she's 50...

Rodney - What's wrong with her being 50?
Del - nothing, if you happen to be 60! She's even too old for me!

Grandad - even i'd 'ave to think twice!

Absolute brilliance!

[Pebbles]

I love the episode where there is a riot on the estate but when Del arrives, it is like the parting of the Red Sea as the rioters, and police let Del through and then start fighting again.

[Kate77]

It all got a bit silly towards the end though - - - ;-(

one of my favourite bits is when Del Boy's child is born - and he comes out smiling and Rodney says Del Del What is it?

And Del Boy says "Its a baby Rodney"

also that was the same episode when he told his wife to give it some welly! Excellent!

We also use one of the catchphrases from a Christmas special a couple of years ago to my bro in law Gary

"Do you want another sandwich Gary"

Ha -

[KRUSTY]

Can't believe no-one has even mentioned the classic chandelier scene - it had me laughing so much I nearly died!

[Mattk]

doctor to del 'do you have trouble passing water ?'
to which he responds 'no,but i had a dizzy spell going over tower bridge once'!

such a classic sitcom just a real shame they made more episodes after they become millionaires.

[Baseley09]

Seeing Rodney with a Duran Duran Rio LP under his arm roffle.

[wii man]

when del boy and rodney dress as batman an robin to go to a party when they get there it turns out its a funeral or something like that i was laughing for ages

[Backdrifter]

When they're hostages and you think Rodney's reaching for the sleeping kidnapper's gun - in fact he picks up the ciggies.

The Trivial Pursuit game in The Jolly Boys Outing.

Also let's not forget, at its peak they could do dramatic scenes brilliantly - after Grandad's wake when Rodney has a go at Del for being too upbeat and Del replies he doesn't know what else to do - no laugh points, but gripping and superbly played.

And the triumphant end of the episode where they've been conned by the bloke selling gold chains - for once, everyone comes out a winner.

I agree it oustayed its welcome. Some of the ones after they became millionaires were an insult to the memory of a once great show. Sometimes, programme-makers can't see past a show's success and think it will carry on being good as long they keep bringing it back.

[Backdrifter]

Incidentally, the bit with Trigger's broom is a surprisingly deep and complex conundrum. I know that sounds w*nkily over-analytical, but the broom thing is in fact the same as the conundrum of "the philosopher's axe". The head and handle of the axe wear out and are eventually replaced; is it still the same axe? Years ago I saw an American comedian put this in his routine - he said it was the same axe because "it occupies the same space". A view that Trigger, it may surprise even him to learn, obviously held!

[purple-eth]

Grandad's Christmas dinner! He'd left the giblets (and the plastic bag) in it, the roast potatoes were likened to lumps of coal, and the Christmas pudding was similarly burnt to a crisp! Absolutely hilarious!