📞📺Only Fools and Horses: Del Boy’s Executive Remote Controlled Mobile Phone | REACTION 😂🤣
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- čas přidán 26. 08. 2024
- Hey guys! We react to another Only Fools And Horses clip where Del Boy shows off his Executive Remote Controlled Mobile Phone!
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OFAH deserves its place as the UK's most popular sitcom. I find Fawlty Towers to be more consistently good, but it's much shorter, so OFAH has more total entertainment value.
Part of the joke with 'GLC' was that, at the time, it stood for Greater London Council.
Didn't he also say BA was British Airways (not Bachelor of Arts)?
That was a nice little tale about the removals guy. Good for you.
I had a friend like del boy, in the late 80s he had one of the first mobile's it was about the size of a shoe box it had,like a domestic hand piece, one of the funniest thing's I have ever seen was when he was walking round trying to get a signal, he got the signal at the side of 4 pay phones, he stood there shouting into this phone, at that time a mobile cost about 75p a minute,and a pay phone was 10p a minute he just couldn't see why people where walking past him laughing, happy day's have a good day guys
"Del boy's always trying to swindle people." Sounds like you're talking about Donald Trump.
Ultimately del is a product of his economic and social situation combined with actual family values, whereas Trump is pure selfishness and nothing more.
Hi, don't know if you pic ked up their phrase, " one day we' ll be millionaires" It came to fruition in one of the final few episodes and it has a classic scene at an auction. Well worth checking out this episode. Cheers Mike
64 eps during 22 y from 1981-2003 - very few UK sitcoms are that long in number of eps or years.
Del often does not realise he has been duped himself so he innocently sells stuff to his mates.
Sometimes, but he also often sells things he knows don't work.
OFAH started on a low budget & wasn't expected to be a major success. David Jason had previously starred in the sitcom Lucky Feller & Nicholas Lyndhurst was in the sitcom Butterflies, but neither were properly famous before OFAH.
Why is OFAH popular in several European countries, but not the US?
@@Violet-to4qq Yes, I'm also surprised at how broad its appeal is in the UK. The frequent use of Cockney rhyming slang hasn't limited its popularity.
@@andrewjones575 most people in the UK or us natives anyway pretty much understand cockney rhyming slang
because the Yanks get easily offended.
The new remotes communicate through a standardised protocol via the HDMI connection 👍Edit: My first mobile phone was a Mitsubishi Roamer in 89, I've had one ever since but in the last couple of years I've divorced it, I turn it off at 6pm and it stays off until 7.30am. I still have the Matrix Nokia from the mid 2000's on my desk!
1998 i think sony ericcson, tiny screen, big buttons, was awesome texted all my mates in school
You guys are hilarious. My first mobile was a Siemens S10 in 1997 when I started contracting in IT, it was like one of those extra-long sized candy bars with a short stub antenna. It was 'retired' for the most ridiculous of reasons - the small plastic catch that kept the battery cover closed had broken, and the phone was too old by that stage so the repair centre could not get replacement parts!
After my third RAZR developed a keyboard fault, I resisted going to a smart phone - I really detest the way they have turned people into zombies - so I took my second RAZR, a 2006 V3i model, out of retirement and I am still using it today. Getting genuine Motorola batteries is an issue, but that's another story altogether. So the RAZR is my favourite too.
They were the size of a brick when they first came out
The battery was like a briefcase!
They were heavy as well.
I used to work with someone who couldn’t believe TV’s once came without Remote Controls 🙄 🤔 😂!
"Where's Rodney?" hahaha amazing!
Bit much.
🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
Theres a neat trick with Remotes! Point it at your Smartphone camera, You can see the Infrared beams! :D
some smarthpones ARE a TV remote control ( not iphone obviously cuz iphones r for basic people )
Ericsson T28 phone. That's what it sounds like Lilian
Many people saddle their kids with unfortunate initials.
I doubt any parents would be that cruel or stupid. Anyway, nice to meet you Andrew, my real name is Simon, well Simon Henry Ian Thomas Head in full.
Great choice guys!! 😁
Del is something of an imitation of Arthur Daley from the series 'Minder'.
Mine was a BT CELLNET U. I'm sure it was 1998. I remember the advertising for it. Because it was pay as you go phone they made the printed adverts look like the mobile phone has a coin slot that you would insert money money into only as you needed to use it. I had convinced myself that this is how it would work. Maybe someone called each month to empty it of coins.
Matrix phone was the nokia 8110 which they started making again, the 4G variant is around £99 on Amazon
Del was what was more commonly called a spiv a person who would sell you fresh air if he could
Nokia 2002. I got it because my Mum wouldn't let me phone my boyfriend on the house phone. She didn't approve of him. I married him of course! I was right and she was wrong. She loves him now though.
If you think Del Boy is a bit of a shyster check out Flash Harry on the classic St. Trinian's Films.
And Minder...
You should have said to Andrew “Alright Dave!”
If you want to see a mobile phone from 1986, do a search on Alex Higgins BBC Documentary People’s Champion and fast forward to the 46th minute. The phone appears a few seconds later, but it’s worth tuning in earlier for the … erm … headgear! Higgins, now no longer with us, was a big snooker star in the 70’s and 80’s. Playing style wise, he was the Ronnie O’Sullivan of his era. Expect you don’t know about Alex, but hope the Ronnie comparison helps!
even smartphones were an all in one remote for TVs etc ,well samsungs did in like 2016 era for a few years but not many people used the functionality so they ditched it
I had my first mobile in the early 90s, a Motorola which took two C batteries
Which ep is this from?
Season 6 Little Problems - the one that involves the Driscoll Brothers and of course Rodney and Cassandra's wedding day
Del is what they call a spiv
Lillian's first phone sounds like the Sony CMR 111, or "pack of cards" phone, as it was known... although I believe Mitsubishi made a similar one.
Around 2000 Nokia 3210 😂 It wasn't yours Phillipe, didn't have an antenna.
First handheld mobile phones came out in the mid-80s. Very expensive.
Nokia 3310 in the 2000s
Sony Ericsson W300i probably around 2007
I'd like to do reaction to Larry Grayson a comedian from the 1970s the playing rugby sketch
You should have a look at a few "Minder" episodes available on ITV player. It was definitely the inspiration for Only Fools but way better. You may need subtitles and pause to look up the rhyming slang as you go.... x
first mobile..Nortel second...Nokia 3210
Haha,, Filipe, you've officially become a Brit (if that's a good thing or not, I'll leave to your own opinion 😉) making inside jokes about British culture.
Well done sir, you can now feel free to complain about the weather incessantly.
The initials of Trotters Independent Traders was always a bit of an in-joke throughout the series. They just happened to highlight the fact in this episode. Del Boy was what they used to call a, 'wheeler dealer', who basically tried to sell on cheap, (due to some defective or other), items in the hope those he sold them to didn't notice until the money had exchanged hands and he wasn't around when they discovered they'd bought a load of rubbish. Mind you, those buying are equally to blame, thinking they're getting a bargain for something that would normally cost much more than the asking price from Del.
In the sketch show Big Train, there's a character who wants to buy The Ritz & change the R to a T!
Can you please please pretty please do reaction videos to Thomas & Friends Seasons 1-5 the US does because of the best seasons of Thomas and Friends please please pretty please