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Rock & Chips (OFAH Prequel)
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Why BBC did you make this rubbish? What a waste of money this was, the biggest let down ever. Did any one else see it what did they think?
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lofty...I agree.....however i feel that it was not meant to be "that funny" as it was just background to the OFH series.
I remember when OFH first started, I thought that is was not "that" funny, but it grew on me and finally I was a complete fan.
When he first met Raquel and took her to the Rib Room at the Carlton Towers and paid the Maitre D to say that his New York office was on the phone.
Fabulous....I would have loved to have done that.....LOL
I remember when OFH first started, I thought that is was not "that" funny, but it grew on me and finally I was a complete fan.
When he first met Raquel and took her to the Rib Room at the Carlton Towers and paid the Maitre D to say that his New York office was on the phone.
Fabulous....I would have loved to have done that.....LOL
Music was really good Daftgrandad, and the whole thing took me right back to that era (I am apparently only 2 years younger than DelBoy!! It very accurately portrayed that period, especially the bit where Del and Boycie were sitting in the front living room with the two girls - just so typical of the times.
I enjoyed it . I loved OFAH ..
There was some brilliant subtle humour there .The music was great and the bit where the wallpaper started to peel off reminded me of my dad and his wallpapering efforts ,when father painted the parlour sort of thing.
I have to admit I was welling up when she stood on the balcony with the baby and looked across at him .
The bouffant hair was wonderful as was the sparky carpet .
It would make a good series .Depends on the viewing figures I suppose .
There was some brilliant subtle humour there .The music was great and the bit where the wallpaper started to peel off reminded me of my dad and his wallpapering efforts ,when father painted the parlour sort of thing.
I have to admit I was welling up when she stood on the balcony with the baby and looked across at him .
The bouffant hair was wonderful as was the sparky carpet .
It would make a good series .Depends on the viewing figures I suppose .
Hi Shaney and Smudge,
Ah those memories, eh!!
Much gentler times in many respects.
When the living room scene was on with Delboy and Boycie were with the two girls, Mr LL looked over at me and grinned - I instantly understood what he was thinking. It was just so well portrayed. We young people had far less confidence in those days!
Ah those memories, eh!!
Much gentler times in many respects.
When the living room scene was on with Delboy and Boycie were with the two girls, Mr LL looked over at me and grinned - I instantly understood what he was thinking. It was just so well portrayed. We young people had far less confidence in those days!
Yes Shaney, I must admit to my eyes filing up at the closing scene too, that's why I'm hoping they'll make a sequel.....we loved OFAH, altho' there'll never be another Del Boy, bless him!
Funny you should say that Lottie, 'cos when the scene of the girls & lads in the 'parlour' came on, Mr S & me looked over at each other & smiled - we didn't need to say anything, the memories were ticking over!
What happy simpler days!
Funny you should say that Lottie, 'cos when the scene of the girls & lads in the 'parlour' came on, Mr S & me looked over at each other & smiled - we didn't need to say anything, the memories were ticking over!
What happy simpler days!
