In the uncut version denzil gets up and says ‘mmmwhhh bwoy tek d piss eh bwoy me a raasclaat cut ya up good fi see’ then proceeds to hack uncle Albert to pieces with an axe
If it wasn’t for Denzil they would have been stuck at the halfway house. Dels dodgy radio left old Harry in a right mess with them fumes. He never told his guvnor about it though lol
They nearly fight after the last greenlines gone. I love all these but still baffles me how many wore suits shoes and slacks/chinos for a day out to the beach it was 1989. Anybody from kent will know of the graffiti on the wall near dreamland as a tribute to this episode.
This (to me) is the best one they ever made. Every time I watch it, there’s always something else I missed. BRILLIANT....I’d give anything to have friends like that, and go on a beano like that.
This is comedy gold, I was born in Margate and was 8 years old when they filmed this, me and my pal were standing on set when the bus blew up, I’ll never forget feeling the heat, good times
Can you remember the episode, when Del Boy, and Rodney went to the caff for breakfast, and there were hairs in the porridge ?. Denzil complained about it, and Sid didn't like Denzil's attitude.
@@Darkstar263, it is Fatal Extraction, thank you, for your help. I couldn't remember the episode. Thank you, for your kind reply, and help. It means a lot to me. Thank you.
@@ChrisCrossClash Probably because the Beatles post break up were notoriously expensive if you wanted to use any one their tunes in anything on TV. So they had to go for some cover version
I was a kid in the 80's (born in 1980) but I have such fond memories of that era. My whole family loved only fools and horses. The Christmas specials were always great.
Same here. Was born in West London in 1980 and lived there until last year. It is a little sad looking back on how things were and what London has become. I don't regret leaving. Xmas is a funny one as it pretty much remained a 1980's themed Xmas up until the mid 2000's e.g. same 80's music, sitcoms etc
This was just a fantastic Christmas special,you can see it really was a jolly boys outing,all actors just having fun.Its a timeless special never get fed up watching it as there’s always something you missed!
hehe met all of them, live in Margate still now. I am actually taking my kids to dreamland tomorrow which is the fairground they went to in this episode although back then it was owned by a different people and called Bembom brothers. its 5 minutes down the road but has changed very much although one ride they went on in this episode called the scenic railway is still there and I shall be on that tomorrow with my kids lol.. Sunday at that same train station they all stood at when i leave to go see my parents. The police station where the coach stops in this is gone to and that is in Broadstairs between me here in margate and Ramsgate, brings back memories watching this not only because of the great episode but also how it was here all of those years ago. The bed and breakfast they stayed in is still there and is a place called Dolby square in Cliftonville just round the corner, so weird seeing all of this in this episode every time I see it lol. Anyway I actually met pretty much all of them not in margate though but in Ramsgate just down the road and Dumpton market (Ramsgate) which is the market in this episode that they were at. Just the part where Cassandra walked over to albert and said one or two lines together took about 50 shoots and over an hour. I also played an only fools and horses fruit machine in pleasurama amusements (now long gone) with del and Rodney lol. They put quite a lot in it as well together but didn't get the jackpot they wanted so that they could hear the fools and horses music play after getting it lol. It was a good laugh. Spoke to almost all of these people and feel very privileged to have done so having been a massive fan from a young age and still now. They will never make shows like this again, this will live forever and be loved by generations long after we are all gone. True piece of art!
And the graffiti on the wall of delboy rodney and uncle alber in margate as a tribute to this episode. Wheres the roman galley heard its flats and is herne bay area. Ive recently moved there Hampton and cant find it.
I was there as a sparky ass up on the gantry while the cat at the bb was filmed and laughed so much also I showed Nicholas Lyndhurst to studio A at bbc elstree nice and polite to me
I wasn't born until 2008 but I still have some 'nostalgia' as such for this era from watching many comedy's from this era(OF&H is my favourite). I feel in lots of ways that I should have been alive to see this era.
Classic. I’m 30 now but this will always be a proper boys out for the day at the seaside. Only fools and horses inspired me & my mates to do a day to Southend every year in the summer since 2012 cos of this. We get a coach of us, few or many beers and a laugh on the way there. Then enjoy ourselves when we are there. We enjoy the rides, beach, pier, arcades, seaside ice cream, donuts, Fish & chips etc & just act stupid 😂 Few more In the pub before we leave 😉 can’t beat it. It’s like we was teens again and we are all late 20s early 30s now with responsibilities. But it’s a day we can forget about all that. Everyone should have a Jolly boys outing. One of the funniest and best days of my year.
Best episode in the collection! Never get tired of watching ofah Every main character is in this pretty much but it's sad to know that they'll never be another comedy like it again!
Because of Del, I answered my Gran's TV crossword puzzle for the question: " What is a female swan called?" and I answered "Bic". Oh and she went bananas! 😂.
Wow !!! You met John Challis, AKA, "Boycie". What is he like in real life ?. I saw an episode of Loose Women, with him, and Sue Holderness, who played Marlene, in Only Fools, And Horses. He was a gentleman, to the Loose Women ladies. They were talking about The Green, Green Grass. I don't like The Green, Green Grass. It's not as funny, as Only Fools, And Horses.
I met him weeks before he passed and he quoted the scene From Prussia With Love.. ''I might be able to convince people into buying my cars...How am I supposed to tell them my Grandad was Louis Armstrong' word for word! I remember him with fondness..
Micky Pearce: Do you really think Del stood there cutting up all them sandwiches? He probably got some idiot to make them for him Trigger: No I made them for him
Christmas just doesn't seem the same anymore with no fools & horses Christmas specials,....precious memories, ...........of golden times.........miss those special times at Christmas with all the family
The modern generation don't know how to get down and party!!!!! Regardless of this dated culture of sound... too busy day dreaming outside on their phones away from the real night club action not just restricted on smokers. In or out of the bar 🎧 😴
I think if you can find a balance between old/older and new you can enjoy the entire spectrum and find some comfort in this hectic way of life we all seem to be in. One of the best things for me is watching these great old comedy re-runs, this, Hi De Hi, Are You Being Served, Dads Army, Blackadder. Having a proper laugh with the family, friends or by self, away from mobile phones or social media. It's food for the soul and my mental health and it doesn't get much better than fantastic comedies like this.
I remember the Roman Galley alright and Dreamland. How much I wish I could go back to them days. Never realised how much I would appreciate my childhood.
It's one of mine too. I also love how we see Cassy's dad (who's basically only a side character) is really just one of the lads. He's not snooty at all.
A sitcom to be proud of, made by the BBC who were once a broadcasting agency though now a left wing political movement... We await this show to be targeted by the hard left / BBC / Guardian readers and taken off air or massively edited. From kids to old folk, this show is fine for all to enjoy and even if you are a market trader like Del Boy himself...
My Fave episode. The music was a big factor in this special. John Sullivan / BBC paid quite a lot for the music licenses - but JS felt those tracks were a Must! Very much agree.
Just found out about this show but I've been lovin that motorway song for years. Found it on 70s punk compilation 23 years ago. It also had 100 punks rule and neat neat neat from the damned.
@Arsenal 1207: I love that and "Bonnet de Douche" as well, the only thing that Del does get right is his pronunciation of Moet Champagne, but he thinks he is getting it wrong like his other quips and that's why its funny because the "joke is on him" as its the only thing he actually gets right.
We recorded the Jolly Boys Outing on video tape when it first aired in 1989 and I still have the cut scene version of Del and Rodney in the night club discussing Rodney's marriage to Del. I think it was cut because of the music track "just the way you are".
Living here in Australia I find it so very frustrating that we cannot buy this and other episodes. Apparently there are parts in it that these days are not politically incorrect.
Tony Palliser yep. Parts of the dialogue make references to race. Not in malice but just as was common at the time - nationalities of shopkeepers and take away providers. I think the DVD releases also have heavy editing to cut out songs that they couldn't get/afford the cost of licensing
I was in my early teens in the late 80s and did not watch as much tv then but having been fortunate to have seen it on numerous occasions since, it still manages to choke me up a bit as I reminisce about the late 80s! I'm pretty sure this is one of the few comedies that is just as funny now as it was when it initially aired. To me a mark of genius comedy because I never get tired of watching O.F.A.H repeatedly!
It was a great episode as it brought all of the characters into a single story line. They should of done what they were going to do and end it here though. Or maybe a few episodes later after Del got his dream which was a wife and kid. The show would of ended on a high but they dug it into the ground as they began to rely more and more on cheesy one liners and recycled jokes. The producers took it too far with not being able to let go.
Dave wasn't the producers that wanted to carry on. They were nigh on bullied into it with public demand. Definitely should have stopped at time on our hands though
mentaldavethefirst Yes to me that was the final episode - the later series when they lost all their money was just depressing and not even that funny..
Those episodes were painful to watch...I never , ever re-watch them. The cast , David Jason included just lost that natural ability to be funny , so forced it made me cringe it really did. Still watch the other episodes over and over though!!
Those last three episodes after the original ending were not good at all. Not having Uncle Albert and Mike meant it lost something plus the cast were really showing their age and the stories were poor with some not very good material. Some sitcoms just don't know when to end, they all reach a peak and sadly begin to flatline a bit.
I love that Denzel smiles after the boys prank him. It goes to show how long they've know each other and that it's all in good fun.
In the uncut version denzil gets up and says ‘mmmwhhh bwoy tek d piss eh bwoy me a raasclaat cut ya up good fi see’ then proceeds to hack uncle Albert to pieces with an axe
@@daboss3116 you have issues lol 😂
@@daboss3116GET OUT YOU NOISY LITTLE GIT
If it wasn’t for Denzil they would have been stuck at the halfway house. Dels dodgy radio left old Harry in a right mess with them fumes. He never told his guvnor about it though lol
Its in the Ear.
How'd ye get it there then 😃😃😃😃. Cracks ys up everytime.
My favourite OFAH episode, an absolute classic
David Murphy Same I can rewatch this one the most times and never get bored.
smck 2016 and me !
2nd fave for me. Hull and back no 1. A great episode though.... rudd gullit knowhere!
2nd fav for me, no 1 peckham spring
My favourite episode to.
"LOOK OUT MARGATE AND LOCK UP YOUR DAUGHTERS" "alright Allan" GOLD!
TOOOOOOOO funny lolololol
What a plonker
I think in that brief second, Rodney forgets he's married. 😂😂
That big laugh you can hear in the background is fantastic. Makes the scene so much funnier
This is how days out should be. None of this fighting and being aggressive. Go and enjoy yourself.
Those days are gone people don't know how to enjoy their self they are to busy drinking and being aggressive
They nearly fight after the last greenlines gone. I love all these but still baffles me how many wore suits shoes and slacks/chinos for a day out to the beach it was 1989. Anybody from kent will know of the graffiti on the wall near dreamland as a tribute to this episode.
Nowadays everyone would be sat in silence on their phones
@@tansleypotts9486: And on the phone checking Instagram, Facebook and Twitter. :(
The way it used to be ❤
You seriously cannot make comedies like they used to. This is timeless British gold 👏💎
The best comedy series ever bar none
The sitcom has a healing effect. It helped me getting clear of cancer. Guess, it made me calm, still always makes me calm.
@@darkangelw8472 glad to hear of it! Hope you're well now 😁👍
He was good in darling buds of may as Pa Larkin.
They don't make them like they use to that's true.
You’re not wrong there oli
"Do you really think Del stood there cutting up all them sandwiches? He probably got some idiot to make them for him"
Trigger "no, I made em" lol
"See what I mean".
"The railways are on strike"
Things don't change do they?!
This (to me) is the best one they ever made. Every time I watch it, there’s always something else I missed. BRILLIANT....I’d give anything to have friends like that, and go on a beano like that.
Same nobody seems to want to these days
@@TOB-mi2do let's go on a Beano together!!!!
Yes, my favourite too. Love the scene immediately before this clip, where Del calls Cassandra's boss Stephen a yuppie.
Agreed
Agree
Just makes me smile! Pure nostalgia and simpler times
This is comedy gold, I was born in Margate and was 8 years old when they filmed this, me and my pal were standing on set when the bus blew up, I’ll never forget feeling the heat, good times
“The explanation is simple, we intend to eat them” “oh, alright” LOL
Can you remember the episode, when Del Boy, and Rodney went to the caff for breakfast, and there were hairs in the porridge ?. Denzil complained about it, and Sid didn't like Denzil's attitude.
@@michaelasquith I think it was 'Fatal Extraction'
@@Darkstar263, it is Fatal Extraction, thank you, for your help. I couldn't remember the episode. Thank you, for your kind reply, and help. It means a lot to me. Thank you.
52 people lost their dolphins
@Shaun Kay 79 have lost there dolphins now
Loving '2-4-6-8 Motorway' played in the background.
The perfect lads road trip song.
And HELP. And while they're in Margate, " Everybody's talking" and at the end Chas and Dave's "Margate"
@@darkangelw8472 Yeah but it's not The Beatles, it sounds like some cheap cover of it.
@@ChrisCrossClash Probably because the Beatles post break up were notoriously expensive if you wanted to use any one their tunes in anything on TV. So they had to go for some cover version
@@AkyovNorthWest I mean it's very rare that the original Beatles music was ever used in stuff like films and TV etc
@@ChrisCrossClash bananarama i think
23 dislikes, my god are people for real best comedy that was ever made ☝
TANK C '
They disliked it because they are plonkers.
Stephen disliked it 30 times 😂😂
What a plonker.
37 now
I was a kid in the 80's (born in 1980) but I have such fond memories of that era.
My whole family loved only fools and horses. The Christmas specials were always great.
Tuor 82, loves the 80’s
Same here. Was born in West London in 1980 and lived there until last year. It is a little sad looking back on how things were and what London has become. I don't regret leaving. Xmas is a funny one as it pretty much remained a 1980's themed Xmas up until the mid 2000's e.g. same 80's music, sitcoms etc
Only fools and horses is my family's best comedy
@@Dave-rm1mb white people are the minority in London now....sad
@@Dave-rm1mb The Indians say the same before Britain invaded it killing millions and stealing trillions.
The best episode of Only Fools and Horses by far
This was just a fantastic Christmas special,you can see it really was a jolly boys outing,all actors just having fun.Its a timeless special never get fed up watching it as there’s always something you missed!
Was one of the best episodes. Too many great funny moments 😂
Denzil you’re no longer in charge of the sandwiches!😂
"It's in the ear"
Del "how did you get it there then?"
0:18 the mysterious Paddy the Greek & Sunglasses Ron?
DougTheDon haha never know! good catch if it actually is
& Ugandan Morris
Monkey Harris ever been seen?
Stand free btw
I reckon Sunglasses Ron and Paddy The Greek are sitting two rows behind Uncle Albert.
Looks like Michael McIntyre's dad was on there too.... 😁
hehe met all of them, live in Margate still now. I am actually taking my kids to dreamland tomorrow which is the fairground they went to in this episode although back then it was owned by a different people and called Bembom brothers. its 5 minutes down the road but has changed very much although one ride they went on in this episode called the scenic railway is still there and I shall be on that tomorrow with my kids lol.. Sunday at that same train station they all stood at when i leave to go see my parents. The police station where the coach stops in this is gone to and that is in Broadstairs between me here in margate and Ramsgate, brings back memories watching this not only because of the great episode but also how it was here all of those years ago. The bed and breakfast they stayed in is still there and is a place called Dolby square in Cliftonville just round the corner, so weird seeing all of this in this episode every time I see it lol. Anyway I actually met pretty much all of them not in margate though but in Ramsgate just down the road and Dumpton market (Ramsgate) which is the market in this episode that they were at. Just the part where Cassandra walked over to albert and said one or two lines together took about 50 shoots and over an hour. I also played an only fools and horses fruit machine in pleasurama amusements (now long gone) with del and Rodney lol. They put quite a lot in it as well together but didn't get the jackpot they wanted so that they could hear the fools and horses music play after getting it lol. It was a good laugh. Spoke to almost all of these people and feel very privileged to have done so having been a massive fan from a young age and still now.
They will never make shows like this again, this will live forever and be loved by generations long after we are all gone. True piece of art!
Wow felt like I was there with you
Tjgk
And the graffiti on the wall of delboy rodney and uncle alber in margate as a tribute to this episode. Wheres the roman galley heard its flats and is herne bay area. Ive recently moved there Hampton and cant find it.
Stop writing lol. Nothing you say is funny.
TV comps would sell their mothers for the viewer figures that ofah got, especially at xmas, it was a national event.
Still the best ever sitcom.
I'm 13 and I love this show! Also, I'm so excited because in 3 weeks time I'm gonna be going DAAOOOWWWNNN TO MARGATE!!
Chloe Kendall 'ope the weather keeps up for ya mate :)
Stacey Keeley it was great! :)
Hope your transport doesn't blow up LOL
When they filmed this it wasnt actually in margate... only fools and horses was filmed in bristol and they use weston supermare for margate
Daniel Fowler what are you on about. When there down by the sea that's definitely margate mate. Lived here 10 years
I was there as a sparky ass up on the gantry while the cat at the bb was filmed and laughed so much also I showed Nicholas Lyndhurst to studio A at bbc elstree nice and polite to me
Make them largers looooong and cooool
Couldn't agree more :)
"Get out you noisy little git"
'No, I made em for im" - RIP Trigger x
"See what I mean"
there won't be any more comedies like this.. it won't be allowed, trigger has a whole new meaning
classic
“Can you see Del Boy standing in the kitchen cutting up all them loaves?”
“No. I made them for him.”
Trig’s comedic timing was spot on! 👌
“Sling him on the backseat?? He’s the driver!” 😂😂🤣
Except at 3. 37 and 3. 45 it aint..It is a younger guy wearing a grey cap..
what a bunch of wollies
Nah I made em for him 😃
Best episode ever made in my humble opinion!! ✌
I wasn't born until 2008 but I still have some 'nostalgia' as such for this era from watching many comedy's from this era(OF&H is my favourite). I feel in lots of ways that I should have been alive to see this era.
Classic. I’m 30 now but this will always be a proper boys out for the day at the seaside. Only fools and horses inspired me & my mates to do a day to Southend every year in the summer since 2012 cos of this. We get a coach of us, few or many beers and a laugh on the way there. Then enjoy ourselves when we are there. We enjoy the rides, beach, pier, arcades, seaside ice cream, donuts, Fish & chips etc & just act stupid 😂 Few more In the pub before we leave 😉 can’t beat it. It’s like we was teens again and we are all late 20s early 30s now with responsibilities. But it’s a day we can forget about all that. Everyone should have a Jolly boys outing. One of the funniest and best days of my year.
So many classic episodes on this great show but this was my favourite👌
“I think it’s unfair to say that everything Del touches goes wrong.......” 🤣
Best episode ever
Only fool's and horses , open all hours and porridge the best ,
TWO RONNIE's???
Rising damp and steptoe as well
Please add. Faulty Towers and open all Hours to the list
Last Of The Summer Wine should be on the list, too.
Only fools and horses, Just good friends (also written by John Sullivan) and Whatever happened to the likely lads are my top 3.
3:32
Rodney: Look out margate and lock up your daughters, eh, hahahahaha, alright alan?
Alan: inaudible
Alan wasn't pleased when Rodney said that.
ive always wondered what alan said lol
rodmcfly1 he says ‘yeah I’m alright son’
@@dalemcmahon4130 thanks mate, i could never make out what he was saying lol.
Alright Alan?
Just brilliant
Best episode in the collection! Never get tired of watching ofah Every main character is in this pretty much but it's sad to know that they'll never be another comedy like it again!
The days before mobile phones were everywhere.
😂 I miss it so much
Liam Watts best episode
I miss Britain in those days even more, it’s a lost nation, just in my memories now, but no one can take that from me at least
@@billygiles3276 The Indians say the same about India before the British invaded it killing millions and stealing trillions.
Got the complete box set on DVD, regularly gets watched in my house
Respect from Serbia
Najaca serija ikada
@@BokulaA apsolutno...bez konkurencije
Nema jedan video o ovoj seriji a da u komentarima nisu ljudi iz Srbije, znamo sta valja. :)
From prussia with love lol x love Serbia
Because of Del, I answered my Gran's TV crossword puzzle for the question: " What is a female swan called?" and I answered "Bic". Oh and she went bananas! 😂.
Big bananas, no doubt - because it's easier to sell big bananas than little 'uns.
@@pete6645 I think he's talking about financial investment, not the actual size of the banana.
"The answer is simple, we intend to eat them."
Make those lagers long and coooolllll!! 🍺
Love it, watching it over and over, always brings a smile 😃 to my face 😀
Just done a tour of the spots from this episode. Mrs Bakers, Margate etc. quality
When I met John Challis back in 2015 he said to me he had so much fun filming this.
Adam Time Lord Fishwick wow, thatd be cool to meet someone from the cast
I met him bk in 2012 in a book signing he loves working this episode
Wow !!! You met John Challis, AKA, "Boycie". What is he like in real life ?. I saw an episode of Loose Women, with him, and Sue Holderness, who played Marlene, in Only Fools, And Horses. He was a gentleman, to the Loose Women ladies. They were talking about The Green, Green Grass. I don't like The Green, Green Grass. It's not as funny, as Only Fools, And Horses.
I met him weeks before he passed and he quoted the scene From Prussia With Love.. ''I might be able to convince people into buying my cars...How am I supposed to tell them my Grandad was Louis Armstrong' word for word! I remember him with fondness..
Best episode ever. Still makes me laugh.
Micky Pearce: Do you really think Del stood there cutting up all them sandwiches? He probably got some idiot to make them for him
Trigger: No I made them for him
Has to be my favourite episode. Anytime it's on I always watch to the end.
Just one clip from one episode. Trust me the rest of it is just as good. When you watch it in clips you realise how good this sitcom actually was
Totally agree,best sitcom ever 👍😊
And in a few later episodes they refer back to scenes in this.
Christmas just doesn't seem the same anymore with no fools & horses Christmas specials,....precious memories, ...........of golden times.........miss those special times at Christmas with all the family
Great stuff! Love it! 😃👍 only fools was one of if not the best ever British comedy series ever made.
(rofl). Oh Trigg? Bless you mate, you make my sides hurt soo much! ;))
Singing along to Help! Ohh the irony....
Would it be big headed to say that Brits have theeee best humour which shows like this prove?
Best OFAH episode by miles.
The modern generation don't know how to get down and party!!!!! Regardless of this dated culture of sound... too busy day dreaming outside on their phones away from the real night club action not just restricted on smokers. In or out of the bar 🎧 😴
Naff Hits I’m 23 and I agree
I think if you can find a balance between old/older and new you can enjoy the entire spectrum and find some comfort in this hectic way of life we all seem to be in. One of the best things for me is watching these great old comedy re-runs, this, Hi De Hi, Are You Being Served, Dads Army, Blackadder. Having a proper laugh with the family, friends or by self, away from mobile phones or social media. It's food for the soul and my mental health and it doesn't get much better than fantastic comedies like this.
3:57 the guy behind denzil, his face cracks me up.
I remember the Roman Galley alright and Dreamland. How much I wish I could go back to them days. Never realised how much I would appreciate my childhood.
Yeah I know what you mean I lived in margate ramsgate and Broadstairs and left thanet when I was 22 wish I hadn't I hate the North
Back when you could have a smoke on the bus 😂
Alright alan
One of best scenes in history
My favourite episode, hilarious!
My favourite episode ❤️
It's one of mine too. I also love how we see Cassy's dad (who's basically only a side character) is really just one of the lads. He's not snooty at all.
Got it, it's a bic
A sitcom to be proud of, made by the BBC who were once a broadcasting agency though now a left wing political movement... We await this show to be targeted by the hard left / BBC / Guardian readers and taken off air or massively edited. From kids to old folk, this show is fine for all to enjoy and even if you are a market trader like Del Boy himself...
@Shaun Kay it's an opinion. Share yours, I share mine. Cheers
@Shaun Kay you obviously do you foul mouth. Let me calm you down and buy you a pint and a copy of the Guardian. You plonker snowflake!
My Fave episode. The music was a big factor in this special. John Sullivan / BBC paid quite a lot for the music licenses - but JS felt those tracks were a Must! Very much agree.
This is genius this episode. I love OFAH!!!
Best episode ever, used to love them awayday piss ups with the lads, great times, this episode sums it up perfectly
OH YESSS LOOK OUT MARGATE! AND LOCK UP YOUR DAUGHTERS EY 😂😂😂😂😂
The best episode ever great summer as well
One of the bestest episodes! 😅
“GET OUT, YOU NOISY LITTLE GIT!”
Lmao! RIP Buster Merryfield.
Epic episode I can't stop laughing I miss Boyce
Just found out about this show but I've been lovin that motorway song for years. Found it on 70s punk compilation 23 years ago. It also had 100 punks rule and neat neat neat from the damned.
Unclean! Unclean!! 🤦🏾♂️🤦🏻♂️🤦♂️ 🔔 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣Classic still watching Sept 2020
I got a panther head on my chest,on a Beene . 1983/84 kings arms , bow rd was the pub we got the bus fay.🏴🙏🏻
What's a female swan called?. You don't know do you. It's at the back of my brain there. I know it's a bic 😂
Look Out Margate and Lock Up your daughters😂😂😂
Is that Sunglasses Ron on the back of the bus?
Yup
I think that, Paddy The Greek is there, with Sunglasses Ron.
Fabrique Belgique
@Arsenal 1207: I love that and "Bonnet de Douche" as well, the only thing that Del does get right is his pronunciation of Moet Champagne, but he thinks he is getting it wrong like his other quips and that's why its funny because the "joke is on him" as its the only thing he actually gets right.
My favourite episode
We recorded the Jolly Boys Outing on video tape when it first aired in 1989 and I still have the cut scene version of Del and Rodney in the night club discussing Rodney's marriage to Del. I think it was cut because of the music track "just the way you are".
Is it on UK Gold?
Netflix...uncut
Living here in Australia I find it so very frustrating that we cannot buy this and other episodes. Apparently there are parts in it that these days are not politically incorrect.
Tony Palliser yep. Parts of the dialogue make references to race. Not in malice but just as was common at the time - nationalities of shopkeepers and take away providers.
I think the DVD releases also have heavy editing to cut out songs that they couldn't get/afford the cost of licensing
No way really? Not on ebay.com.au?
Get out you noisey little git 😅😅
I was in my early teens in the late 80s and did not watch as much tv then but having been fortunate to have seen it on numerous occasions since, it still manages to choke me up a bit as I reminisce about the late 80s! I'm pretty sure this is one of the few comedies that is just as funny now as it was when it initially aired. To me a mark of genius comedy because I never get tired of watching O.F.A.H repeatedly!
"ill give you a clump round the ear in a minute"
That bit in jolly boys outing when Micheal gave denzle a bell was funny 😂 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
One night it was so cold, the flame on my lighter froze.
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Female swans a bic lol 😂
We intend to eat them 😂
It was a great episode as it brought all of the characters into a single story line. They should of done what they were going to do and end it here though. Or maybe a few episodes later after Del got his dream which was a wife and kid. The show would of ended on a high but they dug it into the ground as they began to rely more and more on cheesy one liners and recycled jokes. The producers took it too far with not being able to let go.
Dave wasn't the producers that wanted to carry on. They were nigh on bullied into it with public demand. Definitely should have stopped at time on our hands though
mentaldavethefirst Yes to me that was the final episode - the later series when they lost all their money was just depressing and not even that funny..
Those episodes were painful to watch...I never , ever re-watch them. The cast , David Jason included just lost that natural ability to be funny , so forced it made me cringe it really did. Still watch the other episodes over and over though!!
Those last three episodes after the original ending were not good at all.
Not having Uncle Albert and Mike meant it lost something plus the cast were really showing their age and the stories were poor with some not very good material.
Some sitcoms just don't know when to end, they all reach a peak and sadly begin to flatline a bit.
My favourite episode
No idea why they’re wearing suits and ties but this is so loveably 80s it doesn’t matter.
Rodders. Look out Margate an lock up your daughters 😂🙈
I have this on vhs tape.
Me too, i recorded it when it was first aired on telly, the tape has seen better days now though lol
"lock up your daughter's",
Alright Alan.