Difference between revisions of "Only Fools and Horses"
Jump to navigation
Jump to search
(humorous not humourous) |
|||
| Line 3: | Line 3: | ||
The title "Only Fools and Horses" comes from the opening [[music]] for the show, in which the singer asks rhetorically "why do only fools and horses work?" | The title "Only Fools and Horses" comes from the opening [[music]] for the show, in which the singer asks rhetorically "why do only fools and horses work?" | ||
| − | Although no longer in original production, the show is seen on reruns. | + | The sitcom debuted in 1981. Although no longer in original production, the final episode having aired in 2003, the show is seen on reruns. |
[[Category:British Comedy]] | [[Category:British Comedy]] | ||
Latest revision as of 07:06, July 26, 2026
Only Fools and Horses is a British television comedy about a working class pair of brothers, Derek "Del Boy" Trotter (David Jason) and Rodney Trotter (Nicholas Lyndhurst) and an elderly relative, Grandad Edward Trotter (Lennard Pearce) and later Uncle Albert Trotter (Buster Merryfield). The two run a company, Trotters Independent Traders (the humorous initials are intentional), which sells virtually anything that he thinks can make a profit.
The title "Only Fools and Horses" comes from the opening music for the show, in which the singer asks rhetorically "why do only fools and horses work?"
The sitcom debuted in 1981. Although no longer in original production, the final episode having aired in 2003, the show is seen on reruns.