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'''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 humourous initials are intentional), which sells virtually anything that he thinks can make a profit.  
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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?"
 
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Although no longer in original production, the show is seen on reruns.
 
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[[Category:British Comedy]]
 

Revision as of 00:33, May 15, 2009

...believe in a magical man in the sky.