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Hi Felipe, I just thought I let you know that only fools and horses, truthfully cannot be watched in short clips because it was made to be a very long story form ,from season 1 all the way up to the last season. So If u do watch short clips as your doing now, u will be completely left in the dark about the story involved in the clip. So u really have to watch at least a 30 minute episode to get to know the ongoing story, now it's much different with Harry Enfield as its not a story involved, they are just clips. So if u like funny clips there is also jasper carrott tv show, called canned carroty. Funny comedy from the 80s. Tell me if u want the jasper carrott clips. Thanks
Yes, it's not possible to appreciate & understand a long-running sitcom from clips alone.
'Only fools and horses work' is a proverb (I think not common nowadays, if it ever was all that common).
It's a philosophy, holding that people who do not look for an easy way of earning a living are foolish.
So it pretty well encapsulates Del Boy!
S1 e4, The Second Time Around, which was shown in 81.
Only fools and horses work is the phrase.
How brave Felipe!! Reminding Lillian about the life insurance and the low murder conviction rate.Stay safe.
The sitcom's name is from the expression 'only fools and horses work'. Del is self-employed, hence he's not an employee. However, he does work, though often dishonestly.
Yes it's in the lyrics of the song in the credits.
And because they want to become millionaires so that they don't have to work.
“Self-unemployed” I think he’s referred to himself a few times 🤣👍
There is an old saying 'only fools and horses work' 😊😎. Steve, London
The one-off character Pauline is twice widowed. She's possessive, controlling & manipulative of Del. She escalates their relationship very quickly, insisting that she & Del buy a house & that he take out life insurance.
Re OJ. In America jurors are allowed to do something that, certainly in England and Wales, isn't allowed. Jurors in the US can talk about the case after is conclusion. I always remember one of the jurors saying one of the reasons they decided to find him not guilty was because they feared an out break of violence if they found him guilty making specific reference to the Rodney King case....where the police officers were found not guilty.
They mention Bravingtons....they were a jewellers...I knew the original owners!😎
It comes from the vaudeville expression 'only fools and horses work' as they (the showplayers) saw what they did for a living as not work. John Sullivan stated that in the Only Fools and Horses Magazine that came with the 2004 DVD partwork. JS stated there was a built-in irony that Del works harder than the average man.
The significance is..."only fools and horses work"...and if you don't understand that, you are not yet working class Londoners:)
If you know someone whose partner is very unsuited to them & habitually treats them badly, how do you convince them to end the relationship?
It’s an extract of a cockney saying and mentioned in the title theme tune - ‘only fools and horses work’.
This was in series 1, and the episode is great, granddad says, about people they could stay with.
Yeah, I was 15/16 during the OJ pursuit/trial, so probably not overly interested in The News in general, but I remember it being pretty big news in the UK. I'm sure not as big as it was in the US, but pretty big.
It’s a Cockney saying, “Only fools and horses work” suggesting smart people find ways of making money without having to work!
The title is in the theme song 🎵 you'll get your definition there
Only fools and horses work !!!
For people of a certain age in the UK, say 40 and over, Fools And Horses is more than just a sitcom, it is ingrained in the collective consciousness, we feel we know the characters personally.
I'm 30 and it's like that for me! I lived with me grandad for many year and we would this dad's army and all the rest!! Good times
The horses is in reference to the character Trigger. Rodney asked why trigger is called trigger it turns out that it's because he looks like a horse.
Nooooo it’s not
😂 totally wrong 😂
Even though op is completely wrong God loves a trier which is what del boy is
Only fools and horses work for a living. You can earn with your brains or biceps
You have to watch the entirety of OFAH
Horses work like back in the old days.
Only fools work meaning they don't have a proper working job.
I believe John Sullivan got the name of the show when he heard it said in the US.
I'd love to see your reaction to Acorn Antiques (Victoria Wood).
Only fools and horses is an American term that they borrowed.
@John Milton I agree😊😎
And then there's the story of the helicopter pilot that was flying too low whilst filming the Bronco. And that's a whole other thing...
I can honestly say never eaten weedkiller may be a little MSG at sometime
Check out GARY ofah
If the Glove don't fit you must acquit I remember it well , the jury ignored all the overwhelming forensic evidence just because he made as if the Glove was a bit tight, only in America. Just kidding.
I do love your OFAH reactions. And I take it you have the boxset. Personally, I think Season 1 wasn't great but it definitely gets much better in season 2, season 3 was fantastic but all the best episodes definitely came between Seasons 4 and 7 plus the Christmas Trilogy of 1996. The show does starts off slow but it starts to gain momentum in middle of Season 2 before it really takes off big time
Listen to theme tune....it will explain what Del and Rodney do. 🤣🤣😎
. Singing. ( stick a pony in my pocket fetch the suitcase from the van but if you want the best but you don't ask questions well brother im your man )
@@shanenolan8252 A pony being £25. Another animal-based slang term for an amount of money is a monkey, which is £500.
@@andrewjones575 thanks right Andrew.
@@shanenolan8252 hi...it's 'if you want the best ones'
@@stevehendon4076 oh thanks steve ( its been awhile)
If you watch Steptoe and Son "Porn yesterday" it is strange....it is filmed in front of a live audience, and when Albert turns away, and says "it was hard in them days" you can hear the audience giggle, because, they are not sure whether to laugh or have sympathy, or be silent.....Albert's diatribe displays his anger at the hyypocrisy...the audience giggles....I never know why...it is the most moving speech in any sitcom
It’s a Deogratory remark to the working class.
But most middle class people work.
@@andrewjones575 What % is that ?
I thought the horses part was because there surname is trotter
No, the expression is much older than OFAH. Also, horses have hooves, not trotters. The name trotter would have almost certainly been chosen to emphasize that they're underclass.
Yes, Dr. Dre and Nicole have children together.
Love the fact you two didn't get the memo that western civilisation has already collapsed!
It's nowhere near as bad as Afghanistan.
@@andrewjones575 - that's no excuse!
O J Simpson, the first high profile case of black privilege.
Hi
Old expression a reference to the days or workhouses, like horse power in a car .
Cobblers
@@eadweard. no its not . Why do only fools and horses work ? Then ( especially the horses part ) do tell why car engines use that phrase ? its not a reference to a British sitcom from the 80s is it . Of course not obviously there is more to the song but i was answering about a specific word of the song .
@@shanenolan8252 I already commented explaining it
@@eadweard. all i see is one word ( cobblers) perhaps you mean the rest of the comments but if so i wouldn't have seen that unless i looked for it .
@@eadweard. i found it , your comment doesn't explain the horse line . Your comment explains the songs meaning or how it applies to del . Not what Philippe asked, which was the horses part and with cockney slang. The older slang has an older origin. Or a reason other than rhyming for the word choice. But like you said about an hosest living, and del yes and to him regular work is for fools or horses ( comes from the expression works like a horse ) or a similar expression , slaving away in the mines. ( obviously not in London).
you really do over analyze and look into things way too much it's actually painful and quite cringey at times.
John Sullivan always tried to write like his heroes, Galton and Simpson....but he never achieved it, because he was never true to his writing....Galton and Simpson could write clever prose about depression, darkness....Sullivan never could, because everything his characters do is so obviously misunderstanding the truth of pathos
There's plenty of pathos in ofah but Steptoe and Son was on another level in that regard.