That's a sweet memory. RIP to your husband! ❤️

Good for you Gel , I'm sure your Good-Geezer wouldn't of wanted 😉 you to have been "too sad (none of me beeswax o'course ) when it came to moments where you shared and felt the Good-times . I lost my misses 7yrs 10 months ago so I know similar feelings, it's always hurt abit when someone said they knew "Exactly" what Iwas going through so I don't want to use that phrase but... I definitely know thee at least melancholy feelings that tht you must feel when 'little moments like watching 👀 an old series like Delboy's ,Rodgers and Grandad (definitely the Grandad one's for us!) can stir you up quite a bit and sometimes friends see your Crying as just misery when half the time it's actually you remembering a damn good Laugh that you used to have that hardly Anyone knows, because they weren't there to see the laughter and the sheer (and sometimes Silly fun!) Joy that you gave to each others Lives... I can only Hope that 🙏 you remember those moments with happiness like I do because honestly without her? I can atleast say I wouldn't be half the person (& funny idiot!!!) That I get Told I am today... May your special person That Was.. R.I.P , and you find (as he would've wanted...I think) you to have happiness again..😊sincerely j.

Yeah I remember watching it with my dad, grandad and still laugh today

life was certainly happier before all the immigrants

@@megacrazyt huh ?

so true x

*Marleeeeeeeeeeeeen !*

F

South Londoner Salutes!!!

Enjoying a large cognac I hope.

Same but with my brother, classic show

@@SteakBaked99 How's your dad?

I’m thirteen and because of my grandad and mum I’ve grown up to it in a way if you know what I mean I love it

Perfick

Perfick?

I watch the whole series at least once a year. Greatest comedy ever made, anywhere.

Check out Still Game if you haven’t already? Very funny … similar to Fools and Horses 😁

Rising damp step toe and son?

@@louloubrow2171 they’re good but not Del Boy good.

@@peacewalker7675 if anything it's the Scottish Fools and Horses.

Even better when you see Nicholas Lyndhurst talking about the filming of it, so good! 😊

Remember like it was yesterday

I agree with you there. I loved Grandad, but Uncle Albert was brilliant too. I can't decide who was better. R.I.P Lennard Pearce and Buster Merryfield 💔

@@sarahwatkins4520 They each brought something else that was unique to the show........ Loved them both. Sure they are smiling together as we write these plaudits.

The episode that the made to honour his passing was quite controversial at he time. Record numbers watched the episode and few people will forget that final line, "Where did I leave my Trilby hat".

Hes funny without even trying hes 100000 better than uncle Albert after sadly he passed away it wasnt the same

I think Grandad was funnier, he seemed drier humoured, the funniest line he delivered like it was a unremarkable comment yet was so funny. Even in the chandelier episode "well you should have said so coz I was working on that one" he says it without drama although there's chaos around him. Roger Loyd Peck was the same

EVER!

So many great comedies, but Only Fools is legendary, yes. I actually saw the musical recently. If you're a fan, do yourself a favour and go watch the show!

The snowflakes wouldn’t allow it now! Best sitcom ever

@@BalrogsHaveWings Oh seriously? A musical? ha

@@David.L291 Yeah, crazy right! Written by the creator's son and Paul Whitehouse. Really really funny. I hurt.

You are such an idiot they aren't characters THEY ARE ALL REAL LIFE ACTORS

@@stephensnell1379 The characters are the roles the actors play. For example, John Cleese played the role, or character, of Basil Fawlty. So J H is correct because, as written, the characters are memorable.

Its writing was very much of its time. Early eighties till late 90s London. And its those times and moments that never fade expecally if you was living and working in London at the time. I was, In Brixton and Streatham hill bur worked in the city. The wine bar episode and scenes encapulates the early 90s for me. That is what it was exactly like. Bistros and wine bars everywhere. We even had days off when the first wines come across from France and spent all day in the nearest wine bar. Most lunch times in the pubs and Fridays all afternoon in the city. Great times.

The writing was perfect for its time.

Absolutely!!!! 😍😍😍😍👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼

It's gotten very old.

@@jackwatson3944 so r u boy 😂😂

@@jackwatson3944= You're either trolling for attention or just a Mong. Negativity again eh!! Don't watch it! SIMPLE AS.😕

Both?

@@nickycotton6137 Just a div that left his pants behind, Must've been those blown up dolls again hahahaha

Eastenders is better.

@@garyowen4602 OK you got me, I forgot about Walford 🤣🤣 highest death rate in Britain

Totally agree

@@WAKE-UP-BRITAIN . I was born before 83 but still watch all the rerun all the time . Soo East Enders .miss them two and granddad , uncle Albert

Same here born in 73 - always reminds me of family christmas - shame things have to change

Brab: glad you have settled back in Namibia with your children 👍✔

What a world, having this at our fingertips. Closest thing is having a P.G. Wodehouse novel in your back pocket

Absolutely totally agree

@@elaineknapton8316 only fools and horses

The crème de la menthe of wisdom.

The characters were awesome. Trigger was me favourite. played dumb but smart as well.

The characters were realistic South Londoners. Mentioning Chelsea lost again. Stuff like that.

LOL - is it? is it the jokes and characters that makes it so good? Not the channel it was played on or the makeup artist?

@@weeblywinkleman6410 Not sure what you're getting at to be honest.

Yes, stuff like this where Del takes a beating so that Rodney won't have to. The comedy is brilliant but those "real" moments are done so well. Even later on, in episodes where Cassandra has a miscarriage, there's some beautiful moments there but they still get a laugh out of a sad situation when Del tells Rodney to not cry, be strong for his wife but then Del breaks down himself. Brilliant.

Well I wish you had said something.

I was working on this one. Is it very valuable, Del?

Yes, that descent of the stairs was poetry in motion..... God Bless you, Lennard Pearce.....He sure had his moments. "You were gun running during a civil war!" Says Rodney, incredulously.... "Well, that's the best time to do it!" And, to Rodney, going out with a 40-year-old woman: "Even I would have to think twice!" Then to Rodney, again, in response to him saying they were investing in property: "What is it....a Wendy House?" (I believe he ad-libbed that one!.) Brilliant. RIP Lennard. And thank you.

Do you need a Jammy? “No I had one before we left” 🤣

@@patagualianmostly7437 Wendy House line was written. Literally every single word was written by John Sullivan, what a legend he was.

Loterally same with me

I remember as a young boy watching this in the 80's with my Dad and Nan, Great days n memories, At least there's still a legendary show to come back to again and again, It'll never ever get old, That's why I much prefer these older shows than today's so called comedy

Exactly the same here, im 27 n i love it

I’m 31 and love it

I'm 35 and bough most of the series on KZfaq about 2-3 years ago still watching them , remind me of watching then with my dad, I still laugh even tho I know what's going to happen lol they classic..

I'm with smithy here

It’s a shame when people reminisce about past treasures that it comes with a sleight on what follows after. I love OFAH but there’s plenty more talent where that left off.

Making me happy

Facts bro

Even 8 out of 10 Cats does countdown is no more.

Yeah it’s crazy I was born late 90s and only fools is still a complete laugh 😂

Yeah, 'Only Fools and Horses' and also 'Allo Allo' are best series ever

Couldn't agree more Daniel.

I wood rate ofah, some mothers do ave em, raising damp , steptoe and son, falty towers, all genuine brilliant

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Yesssss

Hahahahahah yeah!

My favourite grandad line. Comedy gold

'Even I'd have to think twice ', about Irene then what you got a wendy house ? " when Rodney went into partnership with Micky Pierce and "that's the best time to do it Rodney " when they were in Spain and grandad told them he was gun running have to be three of grandad best lines

Grandad had some fantastic lines. Another one that makes me laugh is the Psycho reference in series 3 lol.

@@sarahwatkins4520 yeah,thinking about it there are to many to name. The whole show was just brilliant, the writing, the acting. It's one show that I can watch over and know exactly what happens and I still laugh. The only thing I didn't like as much was the last three episodes after they won the money. For about 20 years Del had said " this time next year we'll be millionaire's " Then they finally became rich and that was the perfect time to end it. When they came back I thought it was a bit silly that they lost all that money and they were all far to old with grey hair etc. It was still funny but it had definitely lost something

Don’t forget Count Duckula

@@Unicysis omg I had!

Don't forget the BFG.

He won't be so iconic when the super injunctions are lifted let's just say him and Saville have a lot in common .

@@claw333 stfu

I think that pretty much sums up the series*

Agree

I was 5 in 1984...miners strike.....O.F.A.H still as good today as it was way back then...

This time next year he’ll be a millionaire

Not because he was a little donkey! 😂

Legends in the replies 😭👍

Is your father Harry Redknapp?

I cut my finger off with a bolt cutter

Oh bless ya! I'm glad u found it!!! Some of my best childhood memories was sitting down with the family and every one of us crying with laughter over this show xxxx

Yank?

@@brigdetgillespie4040 wank?

@@brigdetgillespie4040 pmsl

Where have you been,

Hello dear

@@davidanderson8610 Hi ,hope you are keeping safe and well?They say laughter is the best medicine.Well ,it works for me:)

@@Joy-qw3wm Oh yes am having a wonderful day I hope you are having a wonderful day also??

@@davidanderson8610 That`s good to hear.I`ve had a busy but great week and put my back out!So i`m watching these shows to take my mind off it!!:)

@@Joy-qw3wm Okay sorry I have not been able to respond to your text I was busy working all this time I hope you are doing better now dear

Quite wrong. The word '$hit' was used in various episodes, they were edited for use on UK gold but still contained on BBC repeats and video/dvd releases. Not sure about the Netflix releases. Also contained a few 'ba$tard$ and a few other mildlly offensive words, also edited out of UK gold versions. Also cockney rhyming slang swearing featured a lot. Words such as Berk, as used in this video, is rhyming slang for the 'C' word. Berkshire Hunt = C**t Still, its the best TV show ever. E V E R !

Clean comedy at its best👌

There was a good few swears and ethnic ism's that are completely against the modern pail . And Jumbo Mills saying "drier than an abbo's armpit doesn't offend me but there are some sensitive souls about... 😀

@@kennymacm3031 I know. Good innit!

@Gruggadubdub yeah but they're not swear words though,you may have used them as offensive words but that doesn't change the fact that they're not in any way swear words

It's spelt Only Fools And Horses

Let's be honest: Mrs. Browns Boys is pretty garbage..... Not in the same league at all.

Older British comedy. Modern PC just isn't that funny.

Still game 💯

Does Scotland not be part of it Rab c nesbit @ Still Game 👈

trigger ❤

One of Grandad's best ever lines.

@@glenncambray626 reminds me of Albert's line about a kamikaze pilot "Way he was carrying on, he'd kill himself. "

This one gets me everythime, brilliant!

No comedy beats Only fools & horses. Was so funny while being so realistic at the same time.

@@caseyfalconer7347 totally agreed! A comedy you can truly relate to 👍

@@theabandonedhunter3604 💯

Hello dear

I absolutely do not agree. The funniest scene in my opinion was when uncle Albert was meant to act shocked when he found out Rodney had a date with another woman. Grandad didn't leave, he died in real life so obviously had to write him out of the series somehow

treasure it, it's being cancelled.

On par with porridge, Fawlty towers...

@@weeblywinkleman6410 I am also very fond of Rising Damp.

I agree

Also glad they took the time to show a bit more than usual so u know exactly what’s going on, clips I’ve seen before have just been the punch line , , anyway still brilliant

@@Michael-ou4lq I’ve got every dvd of Only Fools Series 1-7 dvd and the Xmas specials I’ve seen the show on tv it’s brilliant no matter what it’s watched on the show ran for 22 years from 1981-2003 on BBC 1 from 8.9.1981 - 25.12.2003 then now on UKGold and Netflix the first tv ad for the show was on the 7.9.1981 telling viewers that shows starts the next day at 8:30 pm

Also in the epsiode Three Men A Women And A Baby In 1991 Rodney made a joke about the name Damien from the 1976 classic horror The Omen wich made Rodney become terrified of Damien in the start of the 1996 heroes and villains epsiode Rodney had a future dream sequence about Damien taking over the trotters independent traders business and starts war

@@jbtv7955 sound like your a fools ‘n’ horses connoisseur but nice to know these things next time I’m in a quiz

All the laughs with family init classic comedy, still watch today and laugh even tho I know what's going to happen. The actors are all slowly disappearing and we are next sad ain't it :(

Writer John Sullivan is also gone

@@martybhoy72 never think of the writers even know made the masterpiece , I didn't even know his name till now :(

Shame he died init ,, rip both of em

They were both great.... Cannot compare the two as you do they played different roles ...grandad was great ... but so was uncle Albert ...My favourite was Trigger ...

Is it earlier or older? I think older.

Totally agree, Albert was great also but grandad and the chandelier is always gonna be king.

@@ianmangham4570 Actually having seen several episodes with grandad and uncle Albert ... I agree grandad had the best lines ... His delivery was great... Uncle Albert was virtually an extra ...

many exotic characters on the show but no outright gay folks as far as i can remember.... please correct me if i'm wrong in this tho...

@@grantross2609 no i can't remember one in it. Not a bad thing though. It would have been very out of character on an estate like this in Peckham.

Sorry but there is loads better than Fawlty Towers, Yes Minister,yes prime minister,blackadder, keeping up appearances ,porridge, open all hours to name a few,but nothing tops only fools

Fawlty Towers was limited to 12 episodes, by John Cleese and Connie Booth, to avoid diluting what they had achieved in the two series: They knew it would be a mistake. Even Only Fools & Horses fell into this trap towards the end...with "Christmas Specials" and ludicrous storylines....The BBC was famous for this. They ruined many a fine memory of decent comedies over the decades. Over Exposure never works. But...The BEEB never learns.

He absolutely, undesputably was 👍🏻

Ronnie Barker 2nd place.

WITHOUT A DOUBT

Woody Allen,Eddie Braben, Stan Laurel,,let's not get above ourselves.

It's classic

@@mikede2331 it sure is and will always be my personal favourite