Swindler Del Boy Gets Swindled! | Only Fools and Horses | BBC Comedy Greats
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- Опубликовано: 15 фев 2024
- In a twist of fate, does the cunning Del Boy find himself outwitted and swindled for once?
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I love it when a working-class bloke like Del-Boy gets even with a conniving posh-bird like Miranda 😁
"She didnt examine it, she nicked it" 😂😂😂
Juliet Hammond was deliciously evil in this scene. Well played!
I guess that Del's "Fancy a curry" chat up line didn't work out. Still one of the best endings of any episode
She may have swindled him but he still got the better of her at the end.
The del boy autobiography reveals Miranda actually did prison time for handling stolen goods!
nah, i think Del knew she was a wrongun when she got interested in that painting
No he really had no idea only dels not really really stupid but he isn’t as smart as he thinks and he was blinded by love
@user-tm4vf1wr3q spot on, Del is not very intelligent but I have a feeling that because the painting was stolen Miranda's desire to have it wad the perfect way to get rid of it, remember he could not sell it himself. Also Miranda and her parents are not just guilty of handling stolen property but also fraud by signing a patently false affadavit.
Del was a bit of a plonker in this episode, but it’s one of the best examples of him using his working class roots to get the better of a snob.
Del was the winner in the end! She clearly underestimated Del Boy in this episode.. best programme ever!!
An absolutely brilliant scene.
My father in law bought a violin off a Yorkshire man when he worked down the pit ,instead of fighting in the second world war as a bevin boy ,it had Stradivarius wrote on it on the inside ,him and his son went to Christie's in London in the early 80s to get it valued ,it wasn't a strad said the valuer but said it was a good German violin and was worth between one and two hundred pounds ,they brought it home
How much did he pay the Yorkshire man?
@@user-gn9mx3mb7k only a few pounds from what I remember ,it was in the forties when the war was on ,,he has died but his son who is 70 still has it ,they had a good time when they went to have it valued , i thunk the pit was in sheffield where he worked with the miner who he bought it off ,
The miner wanted some beer money ,
Del Boy finally met his match - turns out Miranda was the true "cushty" con artist! 😂
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Lots of greetings from Novi Marof, Croatia 🥰🇭🇷✈️😊😍🤩❤️
Did you know that Miranda's my most favourite name?
Oh my
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My mum's favourite flowers were daffodils no joke they are
They get better as they age
@@user-gn9mx3mb7k always cheers me up when I see the daffodils starting to come out ,we know the worst of the weather is behind us ,i. Love them also
3006 😂
Fit her
Failed to show the police examining the painting 🙄
So the painting is not worth anything?
Essentially no! She is auctioning stolen goods and if anyone is looking for it....namely the police, she would get arrested.
The painting is worth however much someone is prepared to pay on auction day . The sting in the tail is that the lady has forged the provenance of the painting and claimed it's been in her family for generations . So if Delboy's nan nicked it, then one is safe to assume it was stolen less than 50 years before it sale . So Miss posh bird has painted herself into a corner . Either she or one of her family bought the stolen painting or stole it themselves . Such behaviour would do one's reputation no good at all and would not be forgotten in the antiques trade .