Everyone loves Del (with very good reason), but Rodney is the glue that holds the show together. Nicholas Lyndhurst is particulary good in this episode
Rodney Has to Pretend to be a Child?! | Only Fools and Horses | BBC Comedy Greats 1811am 27.10.22 indeed... that smell. the stench of someone else having entered yer home... the kind of face rodney pulled when the stink hit his nasal passages.
Competition first prize go's to parents and the sprog Rodney Trotter at top form to you Square Del boy🤣😂1:40 thumb up👍 At loads of millions a £ pounds with top form David Jason & Nichola Lyndhurst and famous Jolly boys outing✔
Lol Poor Rodney, Del didn't half get him into some seriously awkward situations throughout the series. No wonder he felt like wanted to kill him sometimes.
I know it won't be a popular view but I do think it was the supporting cast that made this show - Rodney, Boycie and Trigger in particular. I always found Jason's wheeler dealer cockney style a tad too exaggerated and over acted.
I felt exactly the same Eddie - Rodney, when he breaks down in the lift after the loss of the baby is something that I don't think Del could have ever pulled off, and there was a great deal of depth to the character of Rodney - also when he discovered the truth of who his real father was at the end of the series, that took real depth of acting. It is sad that in real life Nick Lyndhurst has had a great deal of tragedy in his life in recent years with the reallife death of his son at a very young age, and his career seems to have stalled - entirely unfair how some succeed and others perhaps more talented fail.
"How the hell am i gonna pass for 14?! " 😂
And a half
‘You were in the lead when I saw you!’ 😂😂
By far, the best comedy I have ever seen, the writing, acting, and character development over several series are - outstanding.
no matter how many times I see this it makes me laugh out loud, as somebody said comedy like this is no more.
A true classic
The BBC could only dream of airing something as brilliant as this nowadays.
Another classic moment 🤣👍
Every comedy writer in the world take notes.
The greatest British comedy of all time was written by John Sullivan...an Irishman.
@@alslevie1986 half Irish but more importantly a Londoner.
@@alslevie1986 wasn't the goat brit com written by John Cleese?
@@ahmadhasan8355 No it was written by John Sullivan, the son of an Irish plumber. That's Only Fools and Horses.
@@Taydar The son of an Irishman, so he's Irish.
When I first saw this at the time it was broadcast I was DYING 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
It’s one of my favourite clips along with dozens of others!
Everyone loves Del (with very good reason), but Rodney is the glue that holds the show together. Nicholas Lyndhurst is particulary good in this episode
Omg remember watching this for the first time I absolutely laughed on the floor 🤣
"That's lovely, Alan"
That's lovely Alan!
One of all my all time favourite Only Fools episodes well I wish I could go back to 1981 but I’ll just have to imagine tho still a classic to me tho.
Groovy!
Have you noticed that Trudy at 0:06 then she walks past Del, Rodney and Cassandra at 0:16?
This is my favourite episode of Only Fools And Horses.
Oh my Gawd. She’s been cloned.
I thought it might cast a little cloud over the holiday 😂😂😂
Best I've ever seen
Groovy
Brilliant!!!! 🤣
I love fools and horse great comedy but when are we going to get something that we haven’t seen before on this channel
Rodney Has to Pretend to be a Child?! | Only Fools and Horses | BBC Comedy Greats 1811am 27.10.22 indeed... that smell. the stench of someone else having entered yer home... the kind of face rodney pulled when the stink hit his nasal passages.
Competition first prize go's to parents and the sprog Rodney Trotter at top form to you Square Del boy🤣😂1:40 thumb up👍
At loads of millions a £ pounds with top form David Jason & Nichola Lyndhurst and famous Jolly boys outing✔
Супер 🇷🇸☦️😂😂
Lol Poor Rodney, Del didn't half get him into some seriously awkward situations throughout the series. No wonder he felt like wanted to kill him sometimes.
Don’t get any ketchup down your shirt?
When is someone going to release every episode without edits? I would buy that in a second but I point blank refuse to buy the edited episodes.
Do you like Bros? lol
Ooh... you can sense Rodney wanted to kill Del at the airport there and then. Tbh I don't blame him. Del did push his luck a lot!
Cant sup laughing
I know it won't be a popular view but I do think it was the supporting cast that made this show - Rodney, Boycie and Trigger in particular.
I always found Jason's wheeler dealer cockney style a tad too exaggerated and over acted.
I felt exactly the same Eddie - Rodney, when he breaks down in the lift after the loss of the baby is something that I don't think Del could have ever pulled off, and there was a great deal of depth to the character of Rodney - also when he discovered the truth of who his real father was at the end of the series, that took real depth of acting. It is sad that in real life Nick Lyndhurst has had a great deal of tragedy in his life in recent years with the reallife death of his son at a very young age, and his career seems to have stalled - entirely unfair how some succeed and others perhaps more talented fail.
Your view is incorrect. By far the best-written comedy I have ever seen... and I have seen a few.
@@alangiles2763 That is life, no point whinging about it.
@@alexanderjames6328 Whose whining? Just stating facts mate
Great American TV Show. GOD Bless America
It's a British sitcom, written by a British writer with an English cast
@@Braveheart1984 I'm afraid 😟 you are Very INCORRECT My Friend. This is 100% American TV Show
@@youtubetears8732 you are very much mistaken
@@Braveheart1984 You appear very "Common". I'm afraid Society is not the blame for that,My friend
@@youtubetears8732 troll