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Only Fools and Horses - S6E1 'Yuppy Love' (1 of 2)
Only Fools and Horses - S6E1 'Yuppy Love' (2 of 2)
July 12, 2026

Only Fools and Horses - S6E1 'Yuppy Love'

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Bamboozler09 · September 9, 2026

I would loved to have seen David Jason playing Penguin back in the day

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Alan on the wall · August 22, 2026

Did you know David Jason came up with the monty python gang and could easily of ended up being in there line up

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Matthew Loines · August 21, 2026

The barman is the same actor as the vicar in Gavin and Stacey - the one that marries them and shouts at Gavin about the sandwiches

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David Baird · August 7, 2026

“They don’t speak proper English like what we do.”

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Neil Turvin · July 29, 2026

The greatest tv show in the world ever. The writing is beyond unreal, episode after episode, special after special … class

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Michael Halton · July 26, 2026

That whole night club scene was butchers due to music copyright, it's been like that since the VHS days, even dvds are censored.

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almsivi · July 21, 2026

The UK is a tiny island with too many people, I get why Rodney thinks an enormous house like that is immoral

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paul wallis · July 18, 2026

why did John Sullivan never get a Knighthood for this amazing show he wrote a masterpiece that will be shown forever what legend and its class John singing the theme tune and the song at end

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Chris · July 18, 2026

Really enjoyed this one. I walk past the building where Del parks up to the wine bar where he fell most days as I work in Bristol. I always think of that scene! Interior shots were in a studio though. Really enjoyed this one and also Gavin & Stacey. On another note, can we bring back the music/documentary reactions?- thought they were good too!

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paul wallis · July 17, 2026

best show ever , i joined today so guna watch phoenix nights now

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Emma Edwards · July 18, 2026

Enjoy! There’s plenty to catch up on 😊

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Buckz990 · July 16, 2026

Who's the tart? 😂😂😂

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Ness · July 15, 2026

Absolutely love you guys! Thanks so much for these videos, I'm from the UK and grew up watching these. I can't wait for you to see the rest ❤️

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Charlie · July 14, 2026

Del Boy gets short shrift in the wine bar but the City was full of wideboys like him back in the eighties, they were seen to embody the Thatcherite dream of the self-made man and the promise of capitalism. See Terry "The Till" Crawley, a carpet fitter from Bermondsey (the other side of the Old Kent Road from Peckham) turned multimillionaire futures trader.

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Kayleigh ✨ · July 14, 2026

I never realised that Cassandra looks like Rodney in a wig until now

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Sarah Walker · July 14, 2026

40:55 Funny thing is I am sure Boycie lives on Kings Avenue. But Rodney the plonker obviously forgot. LOL.

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Arthur Goonie · July 13, 2026

Back then a Yuppy was their Hipsters

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retroscener · July 13, 2026

I think just about everyone (including myself) have been waiting for your reaction to the famous bar falling scene since you began watching this fantastic show, and you both didn't fail to disappoint 😂

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Ominous · July 13, 2026

Best Mike reaction yet 👍 Love it

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Si · July 13, 2026

That death stare at 53:10 🤣🤣🤣

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Garry Allen · July 13, 2026

This is when the show hit the stratosphere

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Gil Johnston · July 13, 2026

I think this episode was missing some content. There was a scene in the club with Jeavon and Micky, and prior to Jeavon asking Cassandra for a dance two girls come up to him fawning over him asking him to dance and he gives them a bit of his patter

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Jack · July 13, 2026

Del was right - south London now has been largely gentrified, and the Cockney characters have all had to move out of London. A lot of them moved to suburban areas and housing estates, like in Gavin and Stacey where Gavin's family live in a modern development in Essex.

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Darren Keighley · July 13, 2026

That bar scene is such an iconic moment. Few facts about it. It wasn’t in the original script. Roger Lloyd Pack (Trigger) was at the BBC that day, so they quickly got him in a suit & put him in the scene. Secondly the bar scene was based on John Sullivan (writer) actually witnessing it happen in real life. Del didn’t practise it to make it more genuine. Roger Llloyd Pack was actually a very well spoken actor & really dumbed it down to play Trigger. I met him once & I was a bit disappointed as he was quite arrogant. Maybe fed up of being labeled as Trigger? Or I just caught him on a bad day?

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Ominous · July 13, 2026

My new fave RNTV reaction 👍

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Cadan Richards · July 12, 2026

The Best Season In my opinion

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Chris Garratt · July 12, 2026

Fun fact Roger Lloyd Pack (Trigger) wasn't meant to be in the bar scene. He was working on another project in the building and just dropped by the rehearsal room to say hello. When he told creator John Sullivan he had some free time, Sullivan wrote "Trigger" into the script, making the iconic scene even funnier.

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Josh Read · July 12, 2026

Saying "who" about Raquel really annoyed Jess there Mike. That was a scary look she gave you 😱

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Chris Garratt · July 12, 2026

I think the longer episodes are so much better. Get to fit more story telling in and you get to see more of the other characters also.

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Nicola · July 12, 2026

Its a spritzer but Del calls it a spitzer cos he's a wally 🤣

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ThatITBloke · July 12, 2026

The computer Rodney's using at the start looks like an Amstrad CPC6128. At the time I had the CPC464 and dreamed of owning the better 6128. Thing about those machines was they got their power through the monitor, so if you turned the monitor off the computer got switched off too. Terrible design. That was the first computer I learned to program when I was a teenager. I'm still the same but now I get paid to do it.

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Dave Whatt · July 12, 2026

I’ve got a question! I remember there was a comment war on what to watch, Only Fools and Horses vs Peep Show. Now you’re well accustomed to both… which do you prefare?

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Julian · July 13, 2026

Ah the Battle of Peepofah. It will be written about for years to come. No blood was spilled and everyone was a winner. It’s the most exciting election I’ve ever voted in.

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craig jeffery · July 12, 2026

Series 6 for me is one of the best ones, stacked with great episodes

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Adam james · July 12, 2026

Here it is .... Drum . Drum and bass. Place .

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Suzy · July 20, 2026

Drum and bass as a musical genre didn't exist in the '80s as far as I can remember. But I did find this explanation on t'internet: "The term 'Drum', meaning house, is derived from the pre-1960's where criminals would knock on doors in order to find out which houses were empty. As anyone who has done house clearances will know an empty house has a distinguishable echo too it when the door is knocked. These characters were known as 'drummers'. It is NOT rhyming slang, nor is it derived from the term 'Drum & Bass' because that particular music was only really conceived in the early to mid 90's and the term 'Drum' has been widely used since many decades ago, even in sitcoms such as Steptoe and Son."

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Colin Reid · July 12, 2026

It's awesome that I have only started re-watching Only Fools with you peeps for the first time since it ended in... '97, I think? For some reason I just never came back to it even though I enjoyed it as a kid and a teenager. It is weird looking back at old UK TV now from that era. So many of the references, banter and jokes have either aged badly or just don't work anymore, 30-odd years later. Which obviously happens. It's crazy also that the brilliant John Sullivan wrote every single episode of this series. (Okay I'm not checking there was a script editor but hey, he still wrote the whole thing...) But I love that you guys are so smart and understand context and that stuff ages and changes and we have to think about things differently. I'm not even talking about this episode but your incredibly well-reasoned, thoughtful and insightful talk through THAT episode of Fawlty Towers was very lovely. Anyways peeps, have an excellent day, week, month, whenever!

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Dale the Snail · July 12, 2026

You guys would really love 'one foot in the grave' Both shows are considered top-tier masterpieces of British comedy.

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Nicola · July 12, 2026

Good shout!

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R · July 12, 2026

One of my favourites 🥰❤️

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SomeBSName · July 12, 2026

Tbf to Dell he probably could've brought a tent in that location and sell if for a few million today

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Human#19138980 · July 12, 2026

Absolutely love this episode! The falling through the bar scene was once voted the Greatest British Comedy Moment of All Time, and well deserved in my opinion

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Steve · July 12, 2026

Great episode and Danger UXD is next .... cannot wait :)))) Jess & Mike will Love it. I was gonna go eat some dinner now but eating is for Wimps and I'm not 1 of those lol

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Keith Pratt · July 12, 2026

"Even when you was at school, it's always been books, learning, education. That's why you're no good at snooker." I think that's a reference to Jimmy White who didn't go to school very often and played snooker instead.

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Patrick · July 12, 2026

I basically 'did a Del Boy' at my local gig venue once after they had a refurb. In-between songs with a local band playing I went to lean on where I thought the wall was behind a curtain but missed and went through the curtain and ended up flat on my back whilst holding a pint.

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chris · July 12, 2026

Triggers reaction to Del suddenly disappearing is genius. Trigger simply accepts that Del vanished into thin air and then reappeared, didn't even question it🤣

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Keith Pratt · July 12, 2026

It wasn't 3 years between series 5 and 6, it was 2 years and 3 months. It seemed longer at the time to me though. When series 5 ended, I was still at school. When series 6 started, I'd been working for a year and 5 months.

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Mark Rudd · July 12, 2026

Love watching how much you both enjoy this show. Episodes like this are why it’s one of the most loved comedies in the uk

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Paul Hennessey · July 12, 2026

Danger UXD next :D

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ElvisLee · July 12, 2026

My gosh, it's gonna be so hard to be patient now we're on series six! I want it to be be next Sunday already so bad!

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Your Precious Prints · July 12, 2026

The barman who lifted the hatch that made Del Boy fall through the bar was the Vicar that had a go at Gavin for not giving him the right answer on his favourite sandwich in Gavin and stacey lol

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wightknuckle · July 12, 2026

My most favorite episode

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Thomas · July 12, 2026

The bar fall is probably the funniest moment in the entire series

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Steve Baker · July 12, 2026

Great reaction and can’t wait for next week……it’s a total classic. Certain future episodes do have copyright cuts so if possible, watch the uncut versions if allowed guys 😊👍

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Nexus · July 12, 2026

Sadly it's the edited version with the missing night club scene that makes no sense and just looks so stupid because of the music copyright cuts,its only a few moments but the scenes are important, who wants to watch edited versions of anything? You guys really should find the full correct version's, I've mentioned you can get them free from the Internet archive website, please for your own benefit get them there, there's even more edits to later episodes especially "the jolly boys outing". This has nearly 2 minutes of dialogue missing in the edited versions. Just want you guys to experience the best version of the episodes.

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Daz Parker · July 12, 2026

You should read the comments

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Caine · July 12, 2026

It's coming home lads

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steven bell · July 12, 2026

that bar fall has been voted as one of the best comedy moments in British comedy history :)

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David Baird · July 12, 2026

Still laugh at Del falling through the bar! Amazing episode, great reactions as always!

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AngieG · July 12, 2026

Literally every Brit was waiting for your reaction to him falling through the bar😂😂. One of very many future iconic moments👍😁😂

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Stuart Green · July 12, 2026

That look Jess gave Mike when he said “who?” to Racqel … theses two are so getting divorced 😬🤣😆

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Ricky · July 12, 2026

great reaction, great episode, its banger after banger in this season, infact its banger after banger all the way now...... depending who you are, me personally i love it ALL so lets goooo!!! :D

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The Gene Genie · July 12, 2026

It gets cut when Rodney asks Casandra to dance due to copyright of the music playing. Think it was Simply Red but they never secured the future rights

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Kate H · July 12, 2026

Another fab reaction. I could probably recite most episodes word for word and yet watching it with you guys feels like watching it all over again from fresh. Thank you ❤️

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Matthew Roberts · July 12, 2026

You never took trigger for a thief?....he sold del stolen paint,stolen briefcases,and he robbed the cigarette vending machine.

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Jon Emmerson · July 12, 2026

I was so excited to see you guys watch this episode.

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Mark E · July 12, 2026

This series is great 😋

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CorporalFriendlyShark · July 12, 2026

“Want a dance?” “No” “Right” 🤣🤣🤣

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Adrian Threlfall · July 12, 2026

Mike and jess we have seen that fall a millions times and its still funny 😁

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Dan · July 12, 2026

I think the road "King's Avenue" is Broad Walk in Enfield and you're looking at about 2.5-3 million today for a gaff there.

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BR90s · July 12, 2026

Fun fact Trigger wasn’t meant to be in that episode but he was working in the studio next to them. On his break he went and saw if they needed him. They quickly added him to the scene.

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Richard Caulkett · July 12, 2026

Here are the full uncut episodes https://archive.org/details/only-fools-series-6-uncut

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Keith Pratt · July 12, 2026

The Unlucky Winner Is... and Little Problems are cut in this list. The Unlucky Winner Is... is uncut here: https://archive.org/details/theunluckywinneris and Little problems here at 1:46:33: https://archive.org/details/ofah_series6_dvd2

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david s · July 12, 2026

I like seeing grandads picture every time you do these reactions

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James Flood · July 12, 2026

This show is so good, The writing is first class!

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Kathy Hills · July 12, 2026

What a delight to see your reaction to this great episode. I have not watched these old episodes in years so it's doubly delightful to see that great comedy moment of Del falling through the bar. It's funny even when you know it's coming, but to see you two almost collapse with laughing was fantastic. I am SO GLAD I became a Patron, even just for OFAH it's worth it. Thank you.

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Lolly · July 12, 2026

Oh wouldn't we all love to go back to a time before we saw that iconic moment only so we could see it for the first time again. Watching it through Mike and Jess's eyes is as close as we'll get.

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Mark Findlay · July 12, 2026

That bar scene is voted the funniest moment in sitcom history every time they run one. And it is because of how well he takes that fall. It’s subtle and not overplayed which makes it 10x funnier. I’ve watched this show at least 100 times over my life and it never fails to make me laugh. Right now it’s my go to bedtime show. Stick it on and drift off to sleep. We haven’t even hit my favourite moments yet. Now is the time to pay special attention to Uncle Albert and his physical comedy and you are right in that the laughter you see is legitimate. They didn’t do retakes and there are multiple occasions where you can see real reactions and suppression of laughter.

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The Puzzler 99 · July 12, 2026

When Del Boy says Wet Wet Wet that is reference to the Scottish pop group. The band did a cover version of the song Love Is All Around back in 1994 which was used in the movie Four Weddings And A Funeral. Their cover version stayed at number 1 for 15 weeks straight in the UK charts.

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Lew w · July 12, 2026

Yuppy is an insult. People don't aspire to be one like Del is 🤣

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Matt · July 12, 2026

I don’t think Mike will ever be able to fully grasp this show. The hurly burly, loud, rude to each other relationships of the Trotter household don’t seem to translate with any love for him. That is a cultural thing. This is quite common in blue collar Britain, I imagine it’s almost unheard of in the states. Rodney loves Uncle Albert. He definitely doesn’t hate him 😂

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John P · July 12, 2026

I also had TWO paper rounds (from the same newsagent) from the ages of 13 to 15 (1979 to 1981) and then I became old enough to work in the local supermarket.

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DaveyB · July 12, 2026

I think looking at all the eps in series 6,i think this is the strongest series of the show, can't wait to see you laugh and shed a tear here

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Richie B · July 12, 2026

The cut when Rodney asks Cassandra to dance cringes me every time!! It totally throws the scene off. Mike/Jess: https://youtu.be/PGTw-ObUh_E?is=PeOEL3C9q6xc8CiW Watch the full clip of it. Great reaction guys!!

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Matt · July 12, 2026

Thank you for this. I completely forgot about the original cut. I haven’t seen that in decades.

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Darren W · July 12, 2026

There is some dialog missing from the nightclub scene. Rodney did ask Cassandra to dance but for some reason it didn't show it. Then Jevon & Micky also talk about how Rodney must have offered Cassandra half the winnings of the bet to dance and that is how he convinced her. I think this is where OFAH really became the iconic series it became. From here on in the show just gets brilliant.

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Paul Brooks · July 12, 2026

One of the all time classic episodes. Brilliant series, this one.

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Dawn · July 12, 2026

A saying in this one I had to look up and I was born in South london. 'Hop the wag'..play truant. X

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Dawn · July 12, 2026

Love this episode. Great reactions glad you enjoyed it as much as we do x

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fpvxart · July 12, 2026

when del fell through the bar honestly after everything iv watched you 2 in that is the hardest iv ever seen you both laugh .bravo ! it only gets better

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Neil Tolerton · July 12, 2026

Aww, just gold. Couple of plonkers.

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Gary · July 12, 2026

That iconic moment turned OFAH into a show that reguarly pulled 14 million viewers from now on. It was on radios the next day, the news and talked about at work when del fell.

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Andy Roberts · July 12, 2026

Well, Jess, after “Dates” you said you wanted the next episode to be a banger, and it definitely was. Episode 2 in this season is another banger. In fact, all of the episodes in season 6 are bangers, culminating in one of the very best Christmas specials ever, “The Jolly Boys Outing.” Yes, Del falling through the open bar space is a classic OFAH scene, but I think the chandelier scene in “A Touch of Glass” (season 2) is still my No. 1 favourite. There are so many more classic “moments” to come, and such a depth to the growth of Del and Rodney, that I think Jess is not going to be able to contain her happiness or excitement. It’s going to be amazing, reacting to what is coming for Mike and Jess. There will be tears of laughter and joy and tears of sadness and sorrow, but it’s a credit to the genius writing of John Sullivan that the show brilliantly reflects real life. Overall, though, I know that Jess will be ultimately happy (as will Mike) and I’d like to think that by the final episode, both Mike and Jess will have OFAH in their top five favourite shows of all time.

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Lolly · July 12, 2026

They don't read the comments. You can see that they are enjoying the show. I think Del Boy has won Mike over. Sure there's still a bit of a culture clash but he is starting to understand why he is the way he is

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Darren Page · July 12, 2026

Which is funnier... Del falling through the bar or the Chandelier dropping? That's a tough one. The falling through the bar scene had extra pressure on David Jason as it was felt he HAD to get it dead right and act it perfectly because once the studio audience sees the gag for the first time and falls about laughing, the audience reaction would never be as effective if a re-take of the gag ended up being necessary.

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Lolly · July 12, 2026

The chandelier was also a one take wonder because they didn't have another chandelier to destroy. For me, the chandelier tips it purely because of how well it is executed. David's fall is brilliant and it is a great moment, but it moves on quite quickly. The gravity (excuse the pun) of the chandelier falling and the horror on their faces extends that laugh, they really milk it for all it's worth

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London Celt · July 12, 2026

Del falling through the bar is the best moment in the show for me, David’s fall is absolutely genius

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fpvxart · July 12, 2026

here in uk we refer yuppies to "posh twats"

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William · July 12, 2026

The scene with del falling over at the bar was voted the #1 funniest British comedy moment of all time. Such a simply gag but the entire build up, execution and that it was completely unexpected made it so good.

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Christopher Horner · July 12, 2026

Beaujolais nouveau is a type of wine which is fermented for a few weeks before being released for sale, that's why the women laugh when he says "A '79".

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Kieran B · July 12, 2026

Exactly, it’s literally “New Beaujolais”

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Tommy · July 12, 2026

Series 6 every episode is a great one.

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Adam Time Lord Fishwick · July 12, 2026

Your cramping my style mate 🤣

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Col · July 12, 2026

That fall through the bar is such an iconic scene 😂🤣

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William · July 12, 2026

This season 6 has some of the best episodes. I think episode 5 and 7 are my favorite of this season.

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Becki · July 12, 2026

Oh my uncle actually did that fall through the bar thing pub showed it to us on their cctv I was creasing!!!

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Rauko · July 12, 2026

And so begins the greatest season of comedy ever created

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Neil Turvin · August 22, 2026

Completely agree

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Kern Smiles · July 12, 2026

The infamous bar fall 😂 never gets old

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HillBillyPhilly · July 12, 2026

Series 6 is my personal favourite.

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Becki · July 12, 2026

Cassandra yeyyyy

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Paul D · July 12, 2026

Iconic episodes coming

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Darren Page · July 12, 2026

(29:50) He DID need to ask, Mike. Unfortunately, there are several edits here, within these nightclub scenes in the copy of 'Yuppy Love' you have sourced, due to music copyright issues with some of the music used. The uncut episode includes a very funny exchange of chat-up dialogue between Jevon and a couple of females, and then after Rodney approaches Cassandra and her friend, there is an exchange of dialogue between them both, where he persuades her to have a dance. In this edited version, it appears as if Rodney just approaches Cassandra and they immediately walk over to the dance floor. Not the case. Only James Bond could manage that!

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Darren Page · July 12, 2026

I have all the episodes uncut too, but there remains one elusive piece of dialogue that Del boy delivers, in 'A Losing Streak' where in the uncut copy available online, somebody has dubbed their voice onto the soundtrack in order to have Del boy's dialogue exactly how it was originally aired - "...now what are the odds of you picking the only Provo weight-watcher in London?". I am assuming you only managed to source this copy too (not with Del boy delivering that dialogue with his own voice).

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Alexander Page · July 12, 2026

You never took Trigger for a thief? His main role in the show in the first few series was selling stolen items to Del. The briefcases, the luminous paint. At granddad’s funeral, there is a mention of someone having stolen the cigarette vending machine, then trigger has a jacket full of different kinds later.

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Sarah Radders · July 12, 2026

I always forget that too!

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Chris Smith · July 12, 2026

Don't know who I was hoping would be in Raquel's stripper outfit more...Mike or Jess 🤣

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Alexander Page · July 12, 2026

Rodney did ask Cassandra to dance. There were several parts that had to be cut from the nightclub scene because of copyright on the background music.

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Darren Page · July 12, 2026

Are we long-lost relations? 😊

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Orlando Trustfull · July 12, 2026

Not gonna lie to you, my head is absolutely pounding after last night. Completely drink and football's fault. I feel rough and this is a welcome respite. Appreciate you Mike, Jess and the pals.

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Paul Archibald · July 12, 2026

Dogs walked, cup of tea and Yuppy Love. Heaven. ❤️

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JEFF!?! · July 12, 2026

Just in case you weren't too sure. Yuppie was a very British word, coined in the 80s and it stood for 'young and upwardly-mobile person'. It was used to describe the dickheads that worked in the stock exchange and in investment banking etc. and was used in a derogatory way. While making it in finance was something to aspire to, being a 'yuppie' was not. Del, as usual, didn't get the memo and thinks people look up to yuppies (like he does), and ultimately spends all his energy turning himself into a dickhead.

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james mcloughlin · July 12, 2026

Perfectly explained.

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Daniel Davies · July 12, 2026

I think Series 6, as a whole, is the best series of ‘Only Fools and Horses’, but its production was a nightmare. While the BBC had finally agreed for them to make longer episodes, they hadn’t given them a longer production schedule, so they were still expected to make a 50 minute episode every week within a 30 minute production cycle. It was so bad that they ended up using all the location film they were given for Series 6 within the first three episodes, meaning the final three had to be studio bound. David Jason and Nicholas Lyndhurst have said that this series nearly killed them with how much they were expected to work.

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james mcloughlin · July 12, 2026

Agreed. So many good episodes on that series.

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Cgal · July 12, 2026

Been waiting for this. Jess , I think you’ll love seeing Rodney grow up. 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿🇮🇪

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Keith Pratt · July 12, 2026

47 minutes? Cut for music copyright. Should be 49 minutes.

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Daz Parker · July 12, 2026

IMDb has it down as 47 minutes, too

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AWR93 · July 12, 2026

I think we’re on a winner here Trig, play it nice and cool son, nice and cool…

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Steve B · July 12, 2026

Love Mike and Jess' reaction to that iconic moment.

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RJ · July 12, 2026

🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿!!!