Prince Andrew another nonce

That is spot on

Steven Hickman if you actually read the comments section it's pretty evident that most people who are 'outraged' over DJ's joke don't know what lovechild means or what it is referencing in this context... ffs.

pbr streetgang nope. During the 80's he was absolutely considered a 'ladies man'. He was often photographed with scantily clad models and surrounded by women during his television career. If that wasn't the case why make the lovechild joke in this sketch?

@@christophercook723 fuck me welcome to 100 years ago!

he met Hitler

He gave the situation a sense of authenticity. He was understated. Brilliant.

Whats meeting hitler got to do with anything? It was before WW2 he and a few of the nazi keaders shook his hand after a theatre show appreciating his acting... he didnt know he was going to be public enemy no.1 years later

Grandad was my favourite character in the whole series, such a silly old sod😂😂😂

Pure class this ,I have to watch at-least one show a day just puts me in a happy place haha . I heard something about them doing a one off show , do you no if that’s true ?

Here's something interesting Grandad was actually in the episode 'Hole in one' he did some filming for it shortly before his death so there is a scene from the episode where Lennard Pierce was in the scene but it was refilled with Albert.

@@safetyman4967 is there a footage of that?

@@niko4618 there might be in the archives but not publicly. they only completed the nags head stuff at the beginning of the episode.

@@niko4618 There is a picture of the scene where Del and Rodney wheel Albert away from the court but Grandad is in the wheelchair

Great to know everyone

Did they already exist or was John sullivan the first to create them? Like the smelling bullshit line from 'happy returns' is something i've heard a lot

​@@tropicalpalmtreeother than Del's french it all existed

I've never heard anyone utter any of Del's phrases, but then again I'm from up north not in London. I don't know why OFAH has this massive fanbase even today, because most people, even those who were around back then aren't interested in comedies like this anymore they're more interested in all these strange comedies with Ricky Gervais in it where he's taking the piss out of old people, basically anything that's bingeing on Netflix. Most people seem to love all this alternative comedy rubbish written by people who've never had a proper days job and got some fancy letters after their name and think they have talent, mainly students who watch America shows like Greys Anantomy, Skins, Breaking Bad or crap sitcoms like The Big Bang Theory lol. Everyone in the UK seems to be focused on anything America now even to the point where people say "seasons" instead of series. There is no British culture left in this country.

@@Embracing01thank you for your boring and negative comment. Only fools and horses is not British culture. It is shit. It crowd etc are not written by people who have never worked they are written by geniuses who aren’t stuck in the racist 80s Get a grip and stop leaving your wife dissatisfied in the bedroom while you watch del boy all night over and over and over again while your wife is left dissatisfied in the bedroom while you watch del boy impersonators on KZfaq and practice.his catchphrases in the mirror and wonder whether Nancy at work thinks your handsome even though you’re really short and put in a few pounds while your wife is left dissatisfied in the bedroom What were we talking about ?

@@tropicalpalmtree He did intestinally pinch some lines from his favourite comedy shows, they were never claimed as being original.

Along with uncle Albert :)

David Jason is a great actor and I think delboy was the stronger character but Nicholas Lyndhurst is by far the better actor.

Ad-lib acting? They are working from a script ya donut 🙄

@@ReggieK-hn1uy the last part seemed improvised. I'm not even sure Russell expected them to stay in character after thanking them under their real names.

It was a great time for TV. Today’s millennials do not appreciate this time. No Sky tv, no internet, mobile phones were just coming in. They were great times. OFAH has not aged. It’s the best comedy ever. I loved uncle Albert however, Grandad’s timing was genius.

@Midnight Toker Yeah thanks for clearing that up with your wise comment.

@@englishmaninengland1451 Not all millennials are like that

That's how terrible Harty was.

Thanks for this info

So this might be Lennard's last performance as Grandad, apart from the untransmitted Hole In One scenes.

@@jimwantsaliens why did grandad go.

@@cov9290 Actor Lennard Pearce died shortly after location shooting for series 4 began.

No shit

it certainly was

Me

Grandad, apparently. He gets Sidney Potter and Harry Belafonte mixed up as well.

They knew everything, the BBC protected him, it was an open secret, look at the Jonny rotten radio interview in 1978 that wasn't aloud to air and the BBC banned him 😖

Yeah that hasn't aged well 😂

Dito🤣😂😅.....

Bit of srapnel

That term is not used anymore.

@@AnnetteMurphyger yeah but everyone in the comments is thinking it means something else when it doesn’t

"Comic Relief show" he guesses while there is Christmas decor and Christmas crackers in the background.

Hi2len Duffy I thought he was always a bit cringey even thought he come across as gay I thought Buster Merryfield was a lot better

Proper Pecker he can be a good actor if he is gay and cringey. Maybe he was playing the role he was asked. My point was that this is live and he is exactly the same, I thought del and Rodney in this scene are a bit wooden. Imo As for uncle Albert he is my favourite too.

Spot on! Leonard's portrayal of Grandad was brilliant. When he walks across the broken chandelier with glass crunching and says "Alright Del boy?" 😂😂😂

@@Chris_34 classic, I think the early ones are best with out the women in it wingeing

@@hi2lenduffy837 I *TOTALLY* agree, my friend! Without doubt the episodes with just the lads in them are the best. As Grandad says when they return to the flat after hiding from Del's horrible ex fiance Pauline, "we don't need no birds." 😂

David Riley still good tho

Ofc, they are the first admit that they are lost at sea without John Sullivan. I've heard all the cast say this. They don't want credit for the script. I think they did well ad-libbing, they stayed true to the characters, they just talked over each other that is all.

David Hodges “waring” you reek of dyslexia

@@ryancoombs3677 thanks, I think.

Bruv 100%

Live child means a child you had after a one night stand, not a child that you abuse

@@drexlspivey5828 Perhaps he did that too.

@@drexlspivey5828 No , a " love child " is p c term for bastard child , illegitimate.

Jimmy was a topbloke just did what everybody wanted no worse than the others at the bbc most would have shagged a dog even a Chiu wah a

Sarah Foster I’m going to sound stupid but does that mean they are in character and quoting the episodes?

That's probably what they were intending for

I used to watch the Jimmy Saville show Jim'll fix it, I used to love it. I always wondered why my old man used to say, hey, get that dirty xxxxer of my tv. Blimey, even my old man knew what he was up to and that was in the early 80's! When I look back at clips now I shudder, he has his hands wondering all over those young girls bare legs! I think many others were involved at the old BBC? He was just a scapegoat for all the very bad apples there, im sure. I actual thought the clip was a bit rubbish, I can see why it was knocked on the head.

Well I've never seen it. And its not popular even on a dvd I have of missing episodes or deleted scenes etc. Wish there was more

@@denonamp It is not on your DVR because it is not a lost or deleted scene.

It's a lost scene to me. Hehehe. Never seen before 😂..

Yes and also at some point says "Munchen Gladback" lol

Yes when she says thank you

I don’t get it ? Is it a German joke or something ?.

@@Swansea-hu5ok It used to be the slogan for a series of Audi adverts back then. "Vorsprung durch Technik" = "progress through technology" ..... Seeing as Del makes up all his phrases, he just said it as he'd heard it on the telly at some point lol.

"Aaarrgg!" "She's in pain.." "How'd you know? You can't speak German."

Marlene Stewart Me too however did he get to work television.

Mrs. Bobby the BBC and the entertainment business is and always was quite well represented with homosexuals. That in itself is not a bad thing, John Inman being an extremely professional actor and very funny, but it would help someone like RH to get on in the business.

Marlene Stewart Who said anything about his sexuality?

Marlene Stewart So you think gay's are creepy? There we differ

Mrs. Bobby you have twisted my words: because I found Russell creepy does not mean that I find all homosexuals creepy. I find John Inman a very likeable character and he was a homosexual. So please stop reading between the lines and seeing what is not there.

He died 8 years after he stopped make only fools you plonker

Who's serbia?

Plunker

Chris Cox A love child is one who is illegitimate.

Probably knew him as creepy guy like everyone did in 70s onwards but not how depraved he was.

Its not an episode

was cut from an xmas special

which one?

They all knew in the BBC. They all knew but couldn't do anything as Savile was so protected.

How does this clip imply anything was known about saville? do you know what a lovechild is?

A lovechild is an illegitimate baby, usually born from an affair. What does that comment have to do with Savile's offences?

one of 35 references to savilles behaviour inserted into tv shows ,n they say no one knew :/

Are you Alan from stoke....it's me adge....get in touch if it's you I been looking for you...

Alan Lowndes get me on face book. ..

Adamgraham Pomelli did you two get a room?

@@Sciencedgofood for a bit of bum fun

@@Kev-england32 I hope they were "safe" lol

you know Rodney is 60 now? :)

Yea I no roughy how old they are but , theres was talk of a one off special.

@@sjs260563 it’s still del and rodders thought in it hahahahaha, I reckon it be good that if they did .

@@sjs260563 I just watch a programme on Nicolas, tragedy hit him and his wife he son died young I think last year .

I doubt it, especially no more john sullivan, too many main character now passed on, would'nt be the same

Englishman In England .... they knew .

I refuse to listen to anyone who spells 'they as thay'

Theyve been repeating fools on gold this week, and i saw 2 episodes with jimmy saville references, the one you mentioned and a hole in one. Both episodes were unedited for tv broadcast.

In one episode of Til Death Do Us Part the daughter Rita goes on a rant about how Edward Heath, Cyril Smith & Jimmy Savile make her sick every time she sees them. Coincidence? No, open secret.

But back then it wasn't a sick joke was it.

Still not a sick joke now, end of the day he never got charged with one single thing no dna ever found either. Anyway! In the episode slow bus to chingford, Del mentions a Jack the Ripper tour and the places he murdered his victims, isnt that just the same? And he killed.

Tbh, it kinda makes the joke funnier