Pubs in the UK (mainly the old pubs) have cellar trapdoors at the front on the pavement. When the beer barrels are delivered they roll them through the trapdoor down to the cellar.
Nicholas Lyndhurst (Rodney Trotter) looks sad outside the courthouse. At 18.08, he is crying. Nicholas Lyndhurst was obviously missing Lennard Pearce (the actor, who played Grandad), as he was more than a fellow actor to him. Nicholas Lyndhurst always felt like Lennard Pearce was a family member to him and he was really upset, when Lennard passed on.
You can tell that both David Jason and Nicholas Lyndhurst are still grieving badly for their friend Lennard Pearce in this episode. David Jason has stated in several of the autobiographies that he has written, that both him and Nicholas Lyndhurst always missed Lennard Pearce. They both missed Lennard Pearce being on set and working with him. But Buster Merryfield did a wonderful job of portraying Albert Trotter and he became a real icon. Life goes on and the show went on (as the old saying goes).
They had filmed some of this episode with Grandad but didn't finish filming before he died, so they reshot everything with Uncle Albert While the footage hasn't been released, there have been some stills such as the end scene in the wheelchair
In the shot where Mike is looking up at Del and Albert from the cellar (“I want a word with you Trotter!”) you can see that it is Grandads shoulder standing next to Del and not Alberts, this apparently is the only remnant of what Leonard Pearce had already recorded for this episode prior to his passing.
@@TheReactingMan the completed Leonard Pearce footage was apparently destroyed though I would give anything to even just read the script of what was the original version of this episode just to see how they would have got around that.
6:34, That shot is the only surviving piece of footage from the original shoot with Grandad. You’ll notice the coat looks slightly different than what Albert’s wearing.
Another great episode. Uncle Albert is a naughty rascal. He has some great scenes to come for sure and yes he is a lot more active than Grandad....and he has some stories to tell "During The War......" LOL
There's another very popular British comedy show called "The Brittas Empire" which ran for 7 series with 52 episodes.. It about the most irritating boss imaginable.. Very funny..
a lot of clever scriptwriting in this episode, OFAH is hands down the best UK sit com IMO, as you know I love Red Dwarf too, love your reaction videos :)
Apparently Uncle Albert bounces
Pubs in the UK (mainly the old pubs) have cellar trapdoors at the front on the pavement. When the beer barrels are delivered they roll them through the trapdoor down to the cellar.
Nicholas Lyndhurst (Rodney Trotter) looks sad outside the courthouse. At 18.08, he is crying. Nicholas Lyndhurst was obviously missing Lennard Pearce (the actor, who played Grandad), as he was more than a fellow actor to him. Nicholas Lyndhurst always felt like Lennard Pearce was a family member to him and he was really upset, when Lennard passed on.
It was a sad moment
You can tell that both David Jason and Nicholas Lyndhurst are still grieving badly for their friend Lennard Pearce in this episode. David Jason has stated in several of the autobiographies that he has written, that both him and Nicholas Lyndhurst always missed Lennard Pearce. They both missed Lennard Pearce being on set and working with him. But Buster Merryfield did a wonderful job of portraying Albert Trotter and he became a real icon. Life goes on and the show went on (as the old saying goes).
They had filmed some of this episode with Grandad but didn't finish filming before he died, so they reshot everything with Uncle Albert
While the footage hasn't been released, there have been some stills such as the end scene in the wheelchair
In the shot where Mike is looking up at Del and Albert from the cellar (“I want a word with you Trotter!”) you can see that it is Grandads shoulder standing next to Del and not Alberts, this apparently is the only remnant of what Leonard Pearce had already recorded for this episode prior to his passing.
Its hard to Picture Grandad falling down holes
and that Del and Rodney wouldn't know about it
doing it before
@@TheReactingMan the completed Leonard Pearce footage was apparently destroyed though I would give anything to even just read the script of what was the original version of this episode just to see how they would have got around that.
@@RtardD2 I think parts of the script have been uploaded if you look them up.
6:34, That shot is the only surviving piece of footage from the original shoot with Grandad. You’ll notice the coat looks slightly different than what Albert’s wearing.
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Another great episode. Uncle Albert is a naughty rascal. He has some great scenes to come for sure and yes he is a lot more active than Grandad....and he has some stories to tell "During The War......" LOL
also they don't know alot about him
I wonder if he has any skeletons in his closet
Bro this is classic British tv absolutely game changing
There's another very popular British comedy show called "The Brittas Empire" which ran for 7 series with 52 episodes.. It about the most irritating boss imaginable.. Very funny..
Thanks I will look into it
Great episode hahaha. You’ll love uncle
a lot of clever scriptwriting in this episode, OFAH is hands down the best UK sit com IMO, as you know I love Red Dwarf too, love your reaction videos :)
Couldn't agree more!
👏👏👏😂😂 great reaction Dan as always Please keep them coming the best is yet to come 👏👏👍
This episode was originally written with Grandad being the one that fell down the hole
Boomerang trotter
Hey Dan liked your reaction bless Albert helping the family lol 😂 and funny when the way the bar lady says ain’t customers stupid 😂 Del says yeah 😂
and realizes he is a customer hehe
They actually shot scenes with grandad for this episode - can find a few pics of them on set 👍🏼
I just can't see Grandad falling in a hole