Trigger's First Time Listening to Mozart's Masterpiece | Only Fools and Horses
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- Опубліковано 4 чер 2019
- While Trigger is waiting to get a lift from Del to go to the pub, he listens to a Mozart's "instrumental" with Rodney.
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Do you notice, there’s no anticipating exactly what Trigger’s going to say. He was a unique character played to perfection.
thats the best description of trigger i have ever heard, and perfectly true
Well said, Sam. Spot on analysis of the fantastic character that was Trigger - played brilliantly by Roger Lloyd Pack, sorely missed.
"Alright, Dave?" 😂 heard it millions of times, never gers old.
Named him Rodney....after Dave🙂
There's only one trig
Too right
“To Cassandra and Dave”
Fawlty Towers was perfect. Only Fools and Horses made me laugh out loud. Both told characters, not jokes. That's the blueprint.
Trigger = one of the funniest characters to ever grace the small screen
Ha ha ha yes
Totally agree
Trigger and Niles Crane, the two funniest characters ever.
Trigger IS the funniest
Rest in peace
Trigger was Brilliant , who stole the show ,
R.I.P Roger Lloyd Pack we'll never see anyone like you again
That scene was class.
Every episode was a gem.😁
@@avairybird Because he sadly died a few years ago.
@@avairybird are you joking lol? He's a famous actor. It was probably on the news/ he heard it from someone
Jim Borland 8
May he rest in peace too...a true gent off the screen too, I had the pleasure to meet him once, he owned a citroen and brought it into where i worked for a service. A lovely man. And a brilliant actor.
How the guy playing Trigger manages to deliver his lines with such a deadpan expression is amazing.
Roger Lloyd Pack was a fantastic actor, i agree.
@@louisah1968 Alot of the cast of OFAH said that Roger Lloyd Pack never laughed when doing takes.
@@jaggass yes i remember hearing that as well, on a behind the scenes of OFAH ☺️
Apparently nobody on set ever saw him laugh. Love a man like that, just cracking people up with no hint of self satisfaction.
Thank you
Triggers timing was always spot on, I doubt any other actor could match him for the moment he said his lines.
yes timiing is all
he had it
He's not underrated at all. people know how good the man was.
@@davidfarmer2049 Why ask...?? (remembering Fatal Extraction). Yes his timing was brilliant
@twattybolox he couldn't have had his own series, he needs characters around him who represent the audience. Rodney was the character who represented the audience for most of Only Fools and Horses, but when it came to Trigger everyone did.
The toast to cassandra and rodney is the one that always springs to my mind
Del - You said it was open 24/7
Trigger - Yeah but not at night...
Up there with one of the best lines in the whole series. Timed to perfection 👌🏼
That and "They're naming him Rodney after Dave"
😂😂😂
Thank you for these videos. 😂
Nicholas Lyndhurst “People like David (Jason) and myself still have that element of ourselves when we play the characters. When Roger (Lloyd-Pack) became Trigger, you never saw him as anything but Trigger. He was 100% the character”. RLP was such a talented (classical) actor. RIP.
I grew up watching OFAH and Vicar of Dibley. Watching him as Trigger, there was no Owen, and vice versa. It's amazing.
" 20 years, it's a long time Dave." - " Yeah, it's two decades." "I wouldn't go that far."
Are you from Montenegro by any chance?
Trigger's logic at its finest in this scene.
He is our version of "Čombe" xD
On par with his medal award for his conscientious brush maintenance; amongst many more.
Trigger Absolute LEGEND
Yeah because if Del said he’d give him a lift, where he lives in relation to the pub isn’t important, and to him the fact Rod- err...Dave doesn’t understand that makes him the stupid one.
Loved mr Roger Pact Lloyd in vicar of dibley also, rip you lovely man
Ha ha ha ha! Just as you’re thinking “he sounds impressively knowledgable for once” he says “it’s the karaoke version”. Priceless!
If comedy writers can achieve even 10% of the genius of John Sullivan they would be incredibly successful today.
I agree. His contribution to comedy in fact to the upliftment of the country was enormous. He died and hardly anything was mentioned about this well, real genius of comedy.. Bless him. Without him there would be less laughs.
@@gezbo66 Too true. Literally 99% of the Fools episodes were classics too....
I just think people have moved on, it's all just nostalgia
BBC cant write comedy anymore. In fact they dont seem to write very well at all anymore. So many shows ruined in recent years.
@@BlatentlyFakeName no but they are incredibly good at hiding peados though 🤔🤔🤔🤔
"Alright Dave" never gets any less funny even after 40 years
Trigger is probably one of the most underrated characters in British comedy ever
Sure...if underrated is being one of the most quotable and beloved characters in British comedy history
Hello Dave, the circus is in town... Your ring? P1
Roger Lloyd Pack. Absolute genius
The timing of this was impeccable, second only to....................................................................................... WHY ASK???
The underrated comment is fast becoming the most overrated
"and if it's a boy they're gonna name it Rodney... after Dave"
Trigger’s best line.!!!!
Ended my days with that one xxxxx
His timing was so good in every thing he did.
It's the karaoke Version 🤣😭😭😭🤣🤣😂🤣😂 THeres nobody like Trigger!! My favourite character!!
🤣😄🤣😄
ur hot dm me thx
Was literally just gunna write this 🤣
How can anyone be so funny and deadpan about it ?! RIP, Trigger
Uyi Osa so true
Rodneys face every time Trigger calls him Dave. Lol
So. What's dave then. Some sort of nickname ?
@@animaltvi9515 sigh... nostalgia
Remember when Rodney asked Trigger why do you keep calling me Dave? My name is Rodney, Trigger,,,,,why do they call you that Dave,😂😂
@@irenegriffiths242 Someone mistakenly called me Dave, his nickname at work is now Trigger!
The writing and performances from all the cast makes this show a masterpiece
There will never be a comedy show better than this. Such a great script.
Yes, Trigger is brilliant, but so is Rodney. It’s the silent pauses, the facial expressions and enunciation of words, such as ‘yes’ that get me every time. Not just in this scene, but throughout. OFAH is just an absolute classic comedy.
Just goes to show that British comedy from the 60's through to the 90's was by far the best in the world.
Frazer Spence Okay if you are a Nazi racist.
Jon Seymour There are more important issues to deal with,like stopping this ghastly brex-shit, and ridding the world of fascist right wing scum. People who watch this low i.q. nonsense.
Jon Seymour I hate you
@@gmc4342 piss off and get a life you sad pathetic loser.
So true!
The one advantage of being older, is simply that, you got to watch this and black adder.
Exalted times, as they were.
The character of Trigger was a masterpiece of invention and portrayal. In the Classic scene where Del falls through the open bar hatch David Jason gets all the plaudits but Trigger’s reaction is equally brilliant. His puzzled look as he spins round looking for Del is just like the moment after the gable end of the house falls on Buster Keaton in ‘Steamboat Bill Jnr.‘
If you want to watch an earlier incarnation of Lloyd-Pack's Trigger character, watch Private Shulz. In fact watch it anyway.
Trigger was the funniest character in the show. I was privileged to meet him then later his wife and daughter Emily who were as lovely. Such a shame he died.
Totally agree they were all brilliant. but with trigger you just knew he would come out with a gem nearly every line. Roger was also really good in the vicar of Dibley, sadly missed
Trigger wasn't the most complex character in the show but he had some wonderful lines and Roger Lloyd Pack's timing was excellent.
How they kept straight faces during scripts is beyond me!! Lol.
They did.After pissing themselves during the previous twenty takes lol!
If you watch the first scene in the pub in "Who Wants to be a Millionaire?" Uncle Albert says something and Rodney obviously loses it.
Do you remember, when the Trotters were in a Manor House, and Grandad Trotter unscrewed the wrong chandelier ?. If they were caught laughing, they would have been sacked.
Brilliant series, all sadly missed. Good to laugh.. and good to laugh at ourselves. Thank you all, an yes how did you keep straight face, I can't, double up inside.
@@geoffpoole483 That's one hell of a parting you got there 🤣🤣🤣
It's Mozart's Symphony No 38 in D Major...the karaoke version!
It’s the Karaoke version. This is absolutely Brilliant!!!
Watched this scene a million times, still cracks me up every time
Timeless comedy that never gets old. Still laugh your head off even after all these years. Pure genius writing
There's always that bit of tension or suspense waiting for Trigger to make his next comment. Brilliant stuff.
I love Fools and Horses and this scene, and simple Trigger but he was clever enough to remember Mozart's symphony number 38 in D Major after being told just once.!!
He was even better at remembering the script. Honestleeeeee…. He’s not a real person, he’s a fictional character.
You knew that?
Ok, you didn’t, forgiven.
@@josephinebennington7247 The naivete and outlandish comments from contributors on UA-cam constantly amazes me. The character is supposed to be simple but I would challenge many of my contemporaries to remember that Mozart mouthful on one hearing, and they are far from stupid. He was out of character in this scene. No I don't take it seriously and in fact have not seen a fictional film for over 20 years as I find them pointless and too long.
@@gorse9030 OK Mr Prickly…Gorse. Good name. Trigger wasn’t clever, whether in or out of character The actor who played him and is required to remember scripts in order to get paid was clever. Any there, there far to many class-war inconsistencies in that series.
@@josephinebennington7247 oh brother. Get over yourself
Haven’t laughed so hard in ages 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
The finishing line was too funny I’m in tears of laughter 😂😂😂😂😂😂
The look on Del's face when Trigger replies with "It's Mozart's symphony no.38 in D Major" 😂😂😂
Genius writing,genius acting.
OFAH is the very best sitcom of all time for a reason.
Magnificent,a one-off in an era of outstanding British comedy.
John Sullivan was an absolute master at his craft!!!!!!
I miss Trigg🙁
and his Broom of 20 years 😂
lol
this comment is underrated. brilliant mate 🤣
Look after your broom....
@@robertjohn6104 "I have this broom for 20 years. It's has 17 new heads and 14 new handles in that time. "
Robert John no Dave it’s just... look after your broom
I've played this over and over and it's still funny every time.
Remember when you hit your head on the mind your head sign at school trigger? Did you not see the sign? Yes I did… but I couldn’t read 😂😂 classic
I have been living in France for over 10 years now and whenever I meet a new English acquaintance for the second time, I always say "Alright Dave". To date nobody has got the joke, ... SHAME ON THEM ALL!! Anyway, I don't care, I only do it for my amusement anyway. 😂
Well with me it wouldn't work anyway 😂
@@DavidL1986 Alright Rodney! 🤔😂🇬🇧
@@nigelcarren Gary!!!!
That's brilliant, is it alright if I plagiarise your plagiarisation and use it myself?
@@robbrown7592 No Dave... I don't have a problem with that... Let me know if you need a hand putting it in the back of the van!
Merry Christmas to you 🎄👍🇬🇧
IMO Trigger was the funniest character. Considering he started out with just a small part, it is commendable how Roger Lloyd Pack moulded Trigger into a major character. Very talented.😆
Yeah, this show would not have been complete without him.
"In fact You have to walk past the pub to get here"
"YEAH BUT DELL SAID HE'D GIVE ME A LIFT"
His timing was impeccable. A superb and underrated actor.
Everyone wants a friend like trigger ❤
What a great country we are to have humour like this.
A LEGEND IN HIS OWN RIGHT!!!!!! LOVE THIS SERIES!!! THOSE WERE THE DAYS!!!!!
They'll never ever make a show as good as this again.......the PC BRIGADE would be on them like a ton of bricks........OUR CULTURE
Alright dave ?? , never gets old haha
My name is not Dave, my name is Rodney, and people call me Rodney is, because Rodney is my NAME.
@@michaelasquith You sure? Yea I checked my birth certificate, passport and everything.
"If it's a girl, they're gunna name her Sigourney, after an actress. And, if it's a boy they're gunna call him Rodney,.....after Dave!"
I bet there is nobody on this world who got bored after watching it 100000000000000 times.
Few years ago when I went to Amsterdam for the first time in my life, I screamed to some dutch people "Ajax"! I tried to explain to some people the joke but they never watched tv show.
Which way to Holland?
'Yeah, but Del said he'd give me a lift'
Can't argue with that 😂
you put a bit of music on Dave?
Adam Aston literally read this as soon as Trig said it made it even funnier 🤣
"Ain't there no words to this Dave?"
This scene is a masterclass of comedy timing.
It is.
Sullivan (the writer) does have good scripts but they can be a bit easy to read - only a supremely skilled comedic actor can wait that millisecond more, feint the glance, the look - and then deliver the line to absolute perfection.
Lloyd Pack could. The US has Michael J Fox with this ability too.
I will never forget these people, they are the best!
Favourite trigger moment, hence my favourite OFAH's moment 😆
trigger stole the show many times rip
When I first saw it at university I thought OF&H was a bit naff.... but looking back ... I was a bit ignorant and thought I knew it all... however, my life has been greatly enriched by this brilliant comedy ... a piece a loveable London with some lovable characters... makes you glad to be alive..🙂
A great straight faced actor ...and present is many of the best sketches ....Del falling through the hatch in the pub for instance.
Karaoke version - when it takes a second to get it and 😂😂😂😂 - awesome!
Ain’t there no words to this Dave.....classic. Trigger was so funny. Trigger was a legend
Trigger was the best the writing was was superb remember the broomstick sketch pure genius
I've always wanted to have someone like Trigger as friend. Mostly because all my friends told me that they have someone like Trigger as friend but i never met him
👍😂
Good one 😄
" Are there no words to this then Dave" ? You just loved Trigger !
He is so missed, God rest his soul !!!! 😪😪😪
Timeless comedy, Roger Lloyd Pack played Trigger to perfection. Trigger really lived because Roger gave him life and made it look natural. Pure gold.
Loved trigger .classic 8th June 2019 still watching lol.
26th!
@@heimdallwg2112 You are an asshole Stop announcing what number comment you are!!!!!
There will never be comedy writing like this to ever grace our screens again
One of funniest sketches I ever seen,cracks me up every time ,,,
Unexpected last line! Nearly choked on my tea 😅😅😅😅😅
Mint
No, Darjeeling actually. 😅
@@fabianmckenna8197 brilliant
ROBBIE BUNGE Don’t you agree that they are often the funniest lines in any comedy, the ones that come totally out of left field and catch you by surprise?😆
Always felt comment from Trigger..., Rodney appears to regarded him stupid, and not worth spending time with, he just comes out with this hilarious, sarcastic? answer...was brilliant.
Didn't see that one coming... Brilliant! As ever.
I have seen this 1000 times, I know every single word... Still cracks me up...
Perfectly written. Perfectly delivered.
One of triggers finest moments, walking past the pub to get to Del's and listening to the karaoke version
Trigger had some of the best lines on a comedy in all of history. "It's a karaoke version" 😂🤣😂😂😂🤣. Rolled about laughing at that line and had forgotten this scene! RIP Roger.
I miss the 90s. The world was a better place.
Arguably the best program ever to air on TV anywhere!
😂😂😂😂Trigger will literally never get old! Still piss myself laughing like its the first time I've watched it
“Alright, Dave.”
Never fails to make me laugh. Just two simple words, yet Trigger makes them hilarious! RIP Roger Lloyd-Pack.
My favourite character in the show.
0:03 I love Rodney’s bewildered expression. Nicholas Lyndhurst is underrated!
"It helps me relax." Good luck with that with Trigger in the room.
Perfect comedy timing every time he is on screen. Flawless.
I met Trigger, such a lovely man x RIP
john Sullivan r.i.p , you will never, never be beaten for comedy, thank you.
Such a great cast! The entire show. Just fantastic characters, pure genius.
Classic brilliance all round to cheer up the lockdown blues
But you live closer to the pub than us.....i know......in fact you have to walk past the pub to get to this flat....Yeah. ..but del said he'd give me a lift 😂😂😂
Class
True Brit humour😂
Uh
Right
But why did Del offer to give him a lift if he knew Trigger lived closer to the pub than he did?
By far my favourite moment of the whole thing!
In America, the model for comedy writing was to have a team writing the script for a comedy, whereas the UK used to be one man/ woman.
This is why the consistency is so high on Fools and Horses as it has John Sullivans footprint on it all the way through.
Sadly the UK has now began to follow the US model( with a notable few exceptions).
Not quite true about the UK having one person write the show. Most of the greatest or most popular sitcoms ever - Fawlty Towers, Dad's Army, Porridge, Steptoe and Son, The Likely Lads, Father Ted, 'Allo 'Allo, It Ain't Half Hot Mum and plenty more right through to Peep Show - were actually written by two-people teams. Granted, not the US large-team model, but solo writers like John Sullivan were even scarcer than people realise.
@@neilcole9698 Fair enough Neil.
I didn't realise that.
I would still like to think that it was a fairly small group sitting in a broom cupboard somewhere at the back of Broadcasting House in White City, as opposed to to dozens of people round a large table in a wood panelled executive boardroom.
Zaf Mal I quite agree. Hopefully that’s how all those partnerships did do it!
@SEAN INGRAM Yes panel shows and cookery programmes. How many do we need ?
@Zaf Mal Most of the successful British situation comedies were written by duos. On radio Spike Milligan wrote most of the Goon Show episodes on his own. Roy Clarke wrote Last of the Summer Wine and Open All Hours on his own, and Carla Lane wrote solo. Writing partnerships in comedy are probably more successful because comedy is so subjective. Totally agree with you about the American approach.
Trigger was a legend 👍
Beauty is how they manage trigg every-time and they know he will be upto something seriously silly .. classic acting
One of the best PIP trigger you will never be forgotten in our house.
Are there no words to this Dave? Lmfao
No one will ever be able to make or remake these classic bits ever again .
The little looks before he asks Rodney if he's put a bit of music on.. little touches that made Lloyd pack one of the best
John Sullivan. What a legend. The whole build up is awesome; and so ably played from dear roger Lloyd pack.
Magnifique
This show was literal perfection in every way
I remember a scene where trigger calls Rodney Dave, Rodney tells him it's Rodney not Dave, Trigger says to him "why do they call you Dave then?"🤣
If i remember correctly its on the episode with triggers nan funeral , rodneys sitting in the church on a pew and trigger comes and sit next to him
I believe it was the episode where Rodney became chairman of the housing committee and then immediately had to call of the committee session with his promotion and the ex-chairman's resignation done and no one else there to participate. Lol
I gave my friend the nick name Trigger as his real names was Dave.. The Best of British comedy that will never be bettered by any other sit com.
My absolute most favourite episode in history to ever exist!
I wish I lived with these peeps
LOVE em!!!!!!