"It's nearly 1992..." bit out now Del! Love it when shows date themselves, not in the sense that it has become dated, but that they give us the time it was made in the show. Not done much, but I think it's cool :)
Del could sell snow to the Norwegians, ice to santa, sand to the Arabs and curry to Asia. And given half the chance he would probably get away with selling salt to the ocean
Love Del boy always trying to hustle just so he can pay the rent and put food on the table. Looking after his little brother and grandad was always a priority for Del boy 👍♥️
John Sullivan always said, even tho they were wheeling and dealing in goods (often stolen), he always wanted to make it clear that they were good people :) everyone knows a Del boy :D
Actually there's a branch of Oddbins in the Allerton area of Liverpool. So I imagine that there are other branches scattered around the country, even if there aren't many left
del is perceived as a stupid and un refined character but if you study him properly you will find that he Is a MASTER of manipulation, should of become a politician.
Rodney and Del were complete opposites. The former was more educated and was better with words and much better spoken. The latter was more street wise but would often get his words wrong
If you combined Del's street wisdom with Rodney's GCEs, you'd actually have a very successful businessman. It takes a Rodney by your side to point out the easy things e.g. the fact that the wine must be red, or research a true and interesting history of "ethnic London" (perfectly good idea if done properly). Del's endeavours fail because he lacks the modicum of basic erudition that Rodney possesses, and Rodney's endeavours fail because he lacks the modicum of streetwisdom that Del possesses. But the two brothers want different things, so never quite put their heads together.
In Black Hawk Down too. He was the one that was negotiating with Mike Durant. Watched this clip and thought where did I see him again and googled it. He was in 24 too, but can't remember what season.
Because the priest has to pray over it. The praying is the blessing of the wine. A short prayer in memory of the last supper with Jesus and His 12 disciples.
Rishi Sunak is a billionaire and it doesn't help any of the rest of us. Our leaders' ability to make money for themselves doesn't equal ability to make money for everyone else, plus public services as well.
Nobody is going to pay a 1.11 pound premium, plus the cost of having the wine shipped across the country when they can do it themselves in 3 minutes. I know it's comedy, I'm just being a stickler. It wasn't very funny anyway :P
Well Del is selling it as not having to.bless it yourself and this save 1 week or maybe more per year that can then be spent on other important duties. Lol
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"Like the holy version of pre-sliced bread" - the writing genius of John Sullivan
"not including the trip down to oddbins to pick it up"!!! LOL
"It's nearly 1992..." bit out now Del! Love it when shows date themselves, not in the sense that it has become dated, but that they give us the time it was made in the show. Not done much, but I think it's cool :)
I agree. To be honest, I thought this sitcom was from the mid 80s
Even more out now. You wrote that post 8 years ago!
@@davidmg1925 Time flies!
Del could sell snow to the Norwegians, ice to santa, sand to the Arabs and curry to Asia. And given half the chance he would probably get away with selling salt to the ocean
instablaster.
Load of crap, poor from John Sullivan and embarrassing for David Jason
Whereas Rodney couldn't sell a black cat to a witch
@@John-tz2tx a bit like your existence then
Love Del boy always trying to hustle just so he can pay the rent and put food on the table. Looking after his little brother and grandad was always a priority for Del boy 👍♥️
John Sullivan always said, even tho they were wheeling and dealing in goods (often stolen), he always wanted to make it clear that they were good people :) everyone knows a Del boy :D
Coz, I know you blokes work on a Sunday. 😆
Love it, that’s the main day that everyone goes to church. 😂
Thanks for educating me.
r/woooosh
The Oddbins line kills me every time!
The vicar is like "What a plonker" 😂 del has the craziest idea's ever.
Just love Del Boy and his business theories. The greatest comedy series ever produced.
Better idea than Peckham Spring 😂😂😂😂😂
pre-blessed crack up! just loving this!
" now eer is the brick on top a the chimney!" 🤣
*Chimley
Never seen a better sales pitch 🍷
this must be the ultimate in Dels shennanigans
Till you bless it, exactly!!
any one else notice that the vicar also played Tony in London's burning??
It's actually not a bad idea. Providing it's red wine of course!
Indeed....instead of Romanian riesling!
The vicar is the same guy who was a firefighter in the show londons burning.
Wasn't he the undead Pirate with dreadlocks in Pirates of the Caribbean?
just brilliant...
Just rubbish
Dont see Oddbins on the high street anymore
It’s because someone did dels idea
Because George Soros watched this and went: “That’s genius!”
Actually there's a branch of Oddbins in the Allerton area of Liverpool. So I imagine that there are other branches scattered around the country, even if there aren't many left
There's one near me in Wandsworth still
Classic :-)
Del Boy is a man capable to sell the worst thing easely😂👍
del is perceived as a stupid and un refined character but if you study him properly you will find that he Is a MASTER of manipulation, should of become a politician.
should "have"...
@@colinjava8447 oh shit.. someones been 'avin' the decaf
Rodney and Del were complete opposites. The former was more educated and was better with words and much better spoken. The latter was more street wise but would often get his words wrong
He was stupid here that’s for sure, never seen such unfunny rubbish.
If you combined Del's street wisdom with Rodney's GCEs, you'd actually have a very successful businessman. It takes a Rodney by your side to point out the easy things e.g. the fact that the wine must be red, or research a true and interesting history of "ethnic London" (perfectly good idea if done properly). Del's endeavours fail because he lacks the modicum of basic erudition that Rodney possesses, and Rodney's endeavours fail because he lacks the modicum of streetwisdom that Del possesses. But the two brothers want different things, so never quite put their heads together.
You can buy processed communion wine online
I'm pleased they cut the clip there- I wouldn't have wanted to see the Reverend's reaction.
The other vicar he tried to flog a dodgy computer😂
I love how Del is so confident in what he says, he invites the priest to sit down in his own sacristy.
Imagine him in wolf of wall street
It's Treva Etienne as the vicar also played another character. 😉
Actually a pretty good idea 😂😂
Gotta love frogs legacy
One of my faves👌😁
This isnt frogs legacy
This episode, is Miami Twice, part 1. The American dream.
"its nearly 1992"
He can sell everything.
@ashleys5093 Its from the Miami Twice double bill christmas special when OFAH started to only produce christmas specials
Double pre-blessed! :D
The problem was Del ordered white wine.
Super Firmino Romanian Reisling!
Spoilers
The piss of Christ.
Rumanian Reisling.
Yugoslavian Reisling
Hey nice, I’m from tilbury.
When you realise the guy who plays the vicar is
Ice pick off badboys 2
Nice spot 👀
del.reminds.me.of.a.guy.down.club.row.market.in.the.60s.and.70s.they.were.the.tops
Why are you typing like that?
@@lloyddutchsmiley1147 The poor old bugger forgot which one his granddaughter told him makes a gap between the words.
what episode and season is this ?
Miami twice part one
The bloke who played the vicar has a very brief role in Terminator Salvation
In Black Hawk Down too. He was the one that was negotiating with Mike Durant.
Watched this clip and thought where did I see him again and googled it. He was in 24 too, but can't remember what season.
London’s burning too I think
How can it take 3 mins to bless wine?
Because the priest has to pray over it. The praying is the blessing of the wine. A short prayer in memory of the last supper with Jesus and His 12 disciples.
Unfortunately, Del didn't check the colour of the wine. He bought white wine.
such a hustler
Del would have never made it to Business man of the year or even the month .
Reminds me of my days in Catholic school except the other guy was the priest - yuk
Coz I know you blokes work on Sunday an all don’t ya
Turns out to be white wine 🤣😂🤣
To be honest if our so called leaders were as street savvy as Del boy we would all be millionares and i wish i was joking.
Rishi Sunak is a billionaire and it doesn't help any of the rest of us. Our leaders' ability to make money for themselves doesn't equal ability to make money for everyone else, plus public services as well.
Might have been excused in the sixties or seventies due to the development of comedy but not in the nineties, not funny at all.
This was a very unfunny scene, poor from John Sullivan.
Nobody is going to pay a 1.11 pound premium, plus the cost of having the wine shipped across the country when they can do it themselves in 3 minutes.
I know it's comedy, I'm just being a stickler.
It wasn't very funny anyway :P
If Del's ideas were truly workable, he'd have been a millionaire in twelve months
@Alberto Sounds like a capitalist to me, no?
Well Del is selling it as not having to.bless it yourself and this save 1 week or maybe more per year that can then be spent on other important duties. Lol
Biggest load of crap ever this scene.
With you as a very close second
Aren’t you a boring fucker.
@@mrman2415. At least I’m just second then, only thing is you top even this.