I am with you sir, I have never found anything that has come close to how amazing this show was. It had everything, highs lows, funny, sad. And the way it was written gave a really good sense of real life. You could understand their struggles and their family banter. Roger was just an absolute legend of an actor. So many of the best have now passed. May they all rest in peace.
@@johnniethepom7545 I mean they were outstanding class of actors, but I saw Roger on a book singing video and he seemed so humble and such a quietly spoken man, and for him to act the way he did, it is amazing. Trigger was the class clown of the friendship circle, but the one we all loved the most. I actually recently saw a video about John Challis's Grave. On his headstone at the bottom it says ''I am Here'' and I loved that. Even in his passing he took that classic comedy with him, rest their souls.
@@loyalsupportisthebestever British humour is one of the things I miss most about now living in Australia . The other is the camaraderie that you find in your local British pub once you become a regular .
@@johnniethepom7545 Australia, wow, what a place to live. This is true, you just don't find it anywhere else in the world. Like Cockney slang, it's unique 🙂
😂I almost want to visit Roger Lloyd Pack's grave, and thank him for the continued joy he brings. He was one of a class of actors. True legend of comedy. 🙏
I completely agree sir. It's very clever comedy also, as a lot, if not all of it can be related to. Also the way John Sullivan use to be able to take a somber mood to a happy one was incredible. For example, Grandad's funeral. Went from tears at Grandad's grave to laughter when the vicar asked who's seen his hat, within 5 seconds. Genius writer.
I've never seen new tricks, honestly didn't even know he was in it. I think Nicholas Lyndhurst was born to be Rodney and it would be weird seeing him in any other role, despite being an amazing actor.
I think American comedy is scared to push boundaries in case they offend. I once watched a stand up American guy, and he couldn't believe the way British people talk to their friends. They insult eachother and see the funny side and even take the mick out of them selves. For him as an American, that wasn't humour, it's insulting. Which is true but they didn't see the funny side. And that reserved humour, I find is the difference.
@@loyalsupportisthebestever As a South African myself, our sense of humour is mostly on the sarcastic spin of things, insults are always good to throw in and there are no holy cows except for ones Mother!
it's called Only Fools And Horses. it's not on tv anymore, well they repeat it but it ran from 8 September 1981 until 25 December 2003. But if you type Only Fools And Horses into youtube, you'll find so many clips 🙂Well worth watching.
I think there are a special breed of actors and writers who come along once in a lifetime, and we are lucky enough to live in a time we can continue to appreciate them, long after after they are gone 😊
HOW lol. I know people love this show and it's hopefully 93k smiles I have made happen 🙂 It is such a honour to see you on my video Trinity. It really is.
They don't make it like the old days do they 🙂I think the comedy, my family was the only thing to get close to this as far as a loving but dysfunctional family.
@@loyalsupportisthebestever That show was great, until Kris Marshall left and then it was never the same again. But here, they managed to overcome the loss of actors such as Lennard Pearce , who played Granddad Trotter and Kenneth MacDonald, who played the Nags Head Landlord, Mike Fisher, and bring in great replacements for both of them. I think it’s because John Sullivan had the good sense not to try and bring in another actor and pretend that he was the same person whom we had watched for years and whom we all knew full well had died; rather he chose to address the loss and then let the new man bring his own character to life. In Uncle Albert’s case I think that Buster Merryfield’s character was even better than Granddad because he was more robust. I can also tell that he must’ve been a powerful man when he was young because you could clearly see the muscle development in his arms and shoulders. He was an interesting replacement for the slightly senile Grandad, being sharper in the mind. As for Roy Heather who played the grumpy cafe owner-cum-pub landlord, Sid Robertson, he was a convincing replacement as he was an experienced businessman who provided an interesting contrast to the usually cheerful Mike. He was already known by the viewers for his occasional appearances as the cafe owner so it seemed natural for him to step up into a bigger role.
Oh, I completely agree. Nick was the true soul to the show. Spot on with that. They did do an amazing job with new actors. What I loved about Mike is he always tried to bring a smile and everyone was miserable, then Sid came in and everyone was happy and he was miserable lol. Joh Sullivan was an amazing writer. I watched the story of Only Fools And Horses, and John said he based it all on his life. What he saw. He said the card game was based on him coming home and his dad and mates would be playing cards. Rodney said he knew a friend who was always doing something with his hands, so he kind of took inspiration from him. It was beautifully done. Even at grandad's funeral they managed to take a sad moment to a funny one. Truly talented. Amazing actors, rest in peace to those who have passed. Cracking interview from 1994 with Buster Merryfield. ruclips.net/video/ajHkX0cSE4Q/видео.html He was jacked for his age. Very strong man.
@@loyalsupportisthebestever Thanks for replying to my post. At least you can still see it then. Amazingly, Google deleted it! 😂 Absolutely incredible! I didn’t swear or attack anyone and they delete my post. Yet recently I came across a video in some third world 💩 🕳 where a group of soldiers were kicking around a corpse that they had burnt to death but they saw nothing wrong with that. Oh well, here’s to another deletion by Pig Brother (no spelling mistake.)
My goodness, youtube is seriously wired wrong. I don't know what their policies are anymore. You make a perfectly factual and fantastically interesting comment, and they delete it for you. But 10 year old's can upload a short with he most vile and disgusting music in it, and it's fine. I'll repost it for you sir.
I am not surprised so many people have loved this show, but I am shocked they came to my humble little channel to watch it :-) I could of made a load off revenue ha ha, but I don't make money from my content. If it brings a smile, laughter, happiness or comfort to those who watch, then that is enough for me.
@@Blade_forever Can everyone who sees this go and show some love and subscribe to the young lady above please. @Blade_forever makes awesome content, talented young lady and a true star.
Well to be fair, they used to film it in front of a live audience. But I do get where you are coming from. I did notice sometimes in the episodes Del would hold back before talking to let the audience laughter die down. Maybe they did use soundtrack laughter in parts now thinking about it.
@@kassiuswithakay5329🤣I feel that way. I do wonder how anyone couldn't love it, especially if they enjoy British comedy. But I do respect the gentleman's opinion.
I've watched these clips loads of times and they still have me in stitches lol
It's timeless comedy 🙂
This is brilliant , Uncle Albert's reactions 😂 😂😂
I love the way Del was almost laughing on the 3rd one. It was almost like he was trying not to break character. 🤣Goodness I miss them.
My all time favourite comedy! Brilliant actors, but trigger was absolutely brilliant, Rip Roger you are so missed 🙏
I am with you sir, I have never found anything that has come close to how amazing this show was. It had everything, highs lows, funny, sad. And the way it was written gave a really good sense of real life. You could understand their struggles and their family banter. Roger was just an absolute legend of an actor. So many of the best have now passed. May they all rest in peace.
Trigger stole every scene he was in . That takes some doing when he was working with such great comedy actors .
@@johnniethepom7545 I mean they were outstanding class of actors, but I saw Roger on a book singing video and he seemed so humble and such a quietly spoken man, and for him to act the way he did, it is amazing. Trigger was the class clown of the friendship circle, but the one we all loved the most. I actually recently saw a video about John Challis's Grave. On his headstone at the bottom it says
''I am Here'' and I loved that. Even in his passing he took that classic comedy with him, rest their souls.
@@loyalsupportisthebestever British humour is one of the things I miss most about now living in Australia . The other is the camaraderie that you find in your local British pub once you become a regular .
@@johnniethepom7545 Australia, wow, what a place to live. This is true, you just don't find it anywhere else in the world. Like Cockney slang, it's unique 🙂
Trigger repeating to Del "mozart opus 38"
One of my favourite scenes.
The karaoke version.
Hehe, I found his Karaoke version phrase a moment of cleverness from his usual daftness. Trigger being witty 🙂
"Are you sure?" 😂😂😂😂😂
I think trigger was trolling us haha.
All those years we thought he was the wolly, and in fact we were 😀
'So what's Dave, nickname?
'Noooo!
Cracks me up everytime
😂I almost want to visit Roger Lloyd Pack's grave, and thank him for the continued joy he brings. He was one of a class of actors. True legend of comedy. 🙏
This stuff continues to be pure magic! Well written and brilliantly acted. This would surely cheer anybody up.
Absolutly agree.
What's Dave then, a nickname like ? 🤣🤣🤣
😂😂 I miss Trigger.
Trigger its the karaoke version 🤣 legend!
That was a rather legit response from Trigger lol 🤣
@@loyalsupportisthebestever Fools and Horses will always be legend!
Wish could travel back in time to the days this was on
Oh, that would be amazing. Back to watch this live recording and back to the dinosaurs if I had a time machine 🙂
Awesome 😂😂😂😂
Yes Sir ☺
Doesn't matter how many times u see these sketches its still hilarious. Like the saying goes they don't make an like they used to
I completely agree sir. It's very clever comedy also, as a lot, if not all of it can be related to. Also the way John Sullivan use to be able to take a somber mood to a happy one was incredible. For example, Grandad's funeral. Went from tears at Grandad's grave to laughter when the vicar asked who's seen his hat, within 5 seconds. Genius writer.
"Are you a naval man, Del?" "Naah, I'm more of a leg man, myself."(John Sullivan at his peak!)
I loved how Del just answered it without any hesitation around a dinner table 😂
It's the karaoke version 🤣🤣🤣
☺
Rodney the most comical policeman in new tricks ever introduced totally didn’t work
I've never seen new tricks, honestly didn't even know he was in it. I think Nicholas Lyndhurst was born to be Rodney and it would be weird seeing him in any other role, despite being an amazing actor.
British comedy is far better than American slap stick comedy, love the innuendo's!
I think American comedy is scared to push boundaries in case they offend. I once watched a stand up American guy, and he couldn't believe the way British people talk to their friends. They insult eachother and see the funny side and even take the mick out of them selves. For him as an American, that wasn't humour, it's insulting. Which is true but they didn't see the funny side. And that reserved humour, I find is the difference.
@@loyalsupportisthebestever As a South African myself, our sense of humour is mostly on the sarcastic spin of things, insults are always good to throw in and there are no holy cows except for ones Mother!
@@herbertvanrensburg6411 I've never seen South African shows. I might have to watch one one day 🙂
Only fools and horses has had me and my sons laughing
I'm so glad yu all enjoyed it sir :-)
I'd forgotten how funny this writing was.
😊
hahaha - i was genuinely scared at 1'43" when I looked the clock and it was 12 March 3:43 PM
Hahaha, that is freaking crazy you watched it at that time on that day 😅
The best uk comedy ever🎉
I honestly couldn't agree more. No matter what comes out now days, this stands the test of time as the best.
My names not Dave my names Rodney
I thought it was Dave
🤣
@@loyalsupportisthebesteveryeah
Google Barry Hilton for a start, he is brilliant
Alberts reaction 😅
😲 ''GASPS'' :-)
can somebody tell me what show this is?
it's called Only Fools And Horses. it's not on tv anymore, well they repeat it but it ran from
8 September 1981 until 25 December 2003. But if you type Only Fools And Horses into youtube, you'll find so many clips 🙂Well worth watching.
You must be very young
You can buy the complete series on DVD from the BBC in the UK .
Magical telly don’t make them like this anymore
I think there are a special breed of actors and writers who come along once in a lifetime, and we are lucky enough to live in a time we can continue to appreciate them, long after after they are gone 😊
😂
Neil webb is good
High praise for yourself sir 🙂
Alright Dave?..
🤣
yass
I hope you enjoyed? :-)
93k wow good job
HOW lol. I know people love this show and it's hopefully 93k smiles I have made happen 🙂
It is such a honour to see you on my video Trinity. It really is.
Wow 116k this is really funny
English comedy.
They don't make it like the old days do they 🙂I think the comedy, my family was the only thing to get close to this as far as a loving but dysfunctional family.
@@loyalsupportisthebestever That show was great, until Kris Marshall left and then it was never the same again.
But here, they managed to overcome the loss of actors such as Lennard Pearce , who played Granddad Trotter and Kenneth MacDonald, who played the Nags Head Landlord, Mike Fisher, and bring in great replacements for both of them.
I think it’s because John Sullivan had the good sense not to try and bring in another actor and pretend that he was the same person whom we had watched for years and whom we all knew full well had died; rather he chose to address the loss and then let the new man bring his own character to life.
In Uncle Albert’s case I think that Buster Merryfield’s character was even better than Granddad because he was more robust. I can also tell that he must’ve been a powerful man when he was young because you could clearly see the muscle development in his arms and shoulders. He was an interesting replacement for the slightly senile Grandad, being sharper in the mind.
As for Roy Heather who played the grumpy cafe owner-cum-pub landlord, Sid Robertson, he was a convincing replacement as he was an experienced businessman who provided an interesting contrast to the usually cheerful Mike. He was already known by the viewers for his occasional appearances as the cafe owner so it seemed natural for him to step up into a bigger role.
Oh, I completely agree. Nick was the true soul to the show. Spot on with that. They did do an amazing job with new actors. What I loved about Mike is he always tried to bring a smile and everyone was miserable, then Sid came in and everyone was happy and he was miserable lol. Joh Sullivan was an amazing writer. I watched the story of Only Fools And Horses, and John said he based it all on his life. What he saw. He said the card game was based on him coming home and his dad and mates would be playing cards. Rodney said he knew a friend who was always doing something with his hands, so he kind of took inspiration from him. It was beautifully done. Even at grandad's funeral they managed to take a sad moment to a funny one. Truly talented. Amazing actors, rest in peace to those who have passed.
Cracking interview from 1994 with Buster Merryfield. ruclips.net/video/ajHkX0cSE4Q/видео.html
He was jacked for his age. Very strong man.
@@loyalsupportisthebestever
Thanks for replying to my post. At least you can still see it then.
Amazingly, Google deleted it! 😂 Absolutely incredible! I didn’t swear or attack anyone and they delete my post. Yet recently I came across a video in some third world 💩 🕳 where a group of soldiers were kicking around a corpse that they had burnt to death but they saw nothing wrong with that.
Oh well, here’s to another deletion by Pig Brother (no spelling mistake.)
My goodness, youtube is seriously wired wrong. I don't know what their policies are anymore. You make a perfectly factual and fantastically interesting comment, and they delete it for you. But 10 year old's can upload a short with he most vile and disgusting music in it, and it's fine. I'll repost it for you sir.
So many views wow!!! That’s really crazy ❤❤❤
I am not surprised so many people have loved this show, but I am shocked they came to my humble little channel to watch it :-)
I could of made a load off revenue ha ha, but I don't make money from my content. If it brings a smile, laughter, happiness or comfort to those who watch, then that is enough for me.
@@loyalsupportisthebestever aww you have so many people watching this I’m so happy for you ❤️❤️ I hope you continue to get a lot of views
@@Blade_forever Can everyone who sees this go and show some love and subscribe to the young lady above please. @Blade_forever makes awesome content, talented young lady and a true star.
@@loyalsupportisthebestever aww tysm I really do appreciate you being my supporter and friend thank you ❤️
The pleasure is mine Blade. ❤️
That apple juice is a bit sour
Oh, that clip is one of the funniest lol.
🌏🕵🏻♂️📖
Great comedy all spoilt by CANNED laughter!! Shame on those who do this!
Well to be fair, they used to film it in front of a live audience. But I do get where you are coming from. I did notice sometimes in the episodes Del would hold back before talking to let the audience laughter die down.
Maybe they did use soundtrack laughter in parts now thinking about it.
Never found OFAH funny in the slightest
I'm sorry to hear that.
U must be a weirdo
You're problem
Probably the most un-funny British comedy ever. So overrated.
Ok sir, sorry to disappoint you.
I reacted like 06:14 when i read this
Sorry 06:12
@@kassiuswithakay5329🤣I feel that way. I do wonder how anyone couldn't love it, especially if they enjoy British comedy. But I do respect the gentleman's opinion.
Says the person with no sense of humour 😂