The writer, John Sullivan, was going to call it Readies.
Even though everyone knowns Lennard Pearce's character as 'Grandad', his real name is Edward Kitchener Trotter. In the 2010 prequel show to Only Fools and Horses, Rock & Chips, Joan Trotter, Del Boy and Rodney's mother, called him 'Ted'.
The creator of the show John Sullivan sang both the opening & closing theme. He wanted Chas & Dave to do it but they were busy. Chas & Dave sang the closing theme on 'The Jolly Boys Outing' special.
In the British television sitcom "Only Fools and Horses," the estate that Nelson Mandela's house was supposed to be on was called "Nelson Mandela House." This fictional estate was home to the show's main characters, Del Boy and Rodney Trotter. The name is a humorous nod to the famous South African leader, reflecting the show's blend of comedy and social commentary.
It was the episode where Rodney went on a computer course and met Cassandra (later his wife) for the first time. The show was called "Yuppy Love" and it can be found on YouTube.
Real name in show is Colin Ball, although never actually mentioned in any episode.
Only Fools and Horses had two distinct theme songs. The original theme song called "Only Fools and Horses" was used for the first two series and then replaced by "Hooky Street" for the remainder of the show's run.
'Only Fools and Horses' complete collection can be found on Amazon for $87.90 to $100. It can be found for as low as $74.99 on Slick Deals. The average price for the full collection is around $90.
Even though everyone knowns Lennard Pearce's character as 'Grandad', his real name is Edward Kitchener Trotter. In the 2010 prequel show to Only Fools and Horses, Rock & Chips, Joan Trotter, Del Boy and Rodney's mother, called him 'Ted'.
The term comes from the belief that "only fools and horses work" If one is smart enough they can make a good living without working. ie getting the folk around you to do the work while you reap the rewards. ie working your brains and not your body...
The creator of the show John Sullivan sang both the opening & closing theme. He wanted Chas & Dave to do it but they were busy. Chas & Dave sang the closing theme on 'The Jolly Boys Outing' special.
In the British television sitcom "Only Fools and Horses," the estate that Nelson Mandela's house was supposed to be on was called "Nelson Mandela House." This fictional estate was home to the show's main characters, Del Boy and Rodney Trotter. The name is a humorous nod to the famous South African leader, reflecting the show's blend of comedy and social commentary.
It was the episode where Rodney went on a computer course and met Cassandra (later his wife) for the first time. The show was called "Yuppy Love" and it can be found on YouTube.
a hole lot of people have horses in Florida i know at least 200 show horses and that's only at 1 show that only some horse people go to
Del Boy says "cushty" as a way of expressing satisfaction or approval. It is slang that originated in the British TV show "Only Fools and Horses" and is used to describe something that is all good or ideal.
The Trotters lived in Peckham, a district in South London, England. They were featured in the popular British television sitcom "Only Fools and Horses," which depicted their comedic adventures and struggles as market traders. Peckham served as a backdrop for many of the show's memorable moments.
Some popular British comedy shows include: The I.T Crowd, Peep Show, Mr. Bean, Monty Python's Flying Circus, Only Fools and Horses, The Royle Family, The Inbetweeners, Black Adder, Fawlty Towers, and The Office.
Real name in show is Colin Ball, although never actually mentioned in any episode.