Only Fools And Horses - Time On Our Hands (DVD) Reviews

The pinnacle of the series: 'Time on Our Hands' is the episode in which the Trotter brothers finally realise their dream to become millionaires. The quality of the script writing in this episode was truly outstanding. In the very first episode (transmitted in 1981) Del Boy was seen scolding Rodney for keeping accounts. In the final ...  Read the complete review

Director Tony Dow Producer Gareth Gwenlan Writer: John Sullivan Stars: David Jason, Nicholas Lyndhurst, Buster Merryfield, Tessa Peake-Jones and Gwyneth Strong. This final in the 1996 trilogy Christmas specials was first aired on the 29th December 1996, released on DVD in 2004 being nearly an hour ...  Read the complete review

Whilst Only Fools and Horses did have its sad moments, it was largely one of the happiest shows on tv with lots of hillarious moments, this episode which was for some time thought to be the last one was part of a trilogy. Whilst the trilogy wasn't that amazing in comparison with older feature-lengths this episode Time On Our Hands is legendary and ...  Read the complete review

What was billed as the final episode ever to be made of Only Fools and Horses, millions of viewers tuned in for what was going to be the realisation of the dream for Del and Rodney Trotter. We all knew what was going to happen but we just didn't know how. The story in this classic episode tells of the misfortune that the brothers have ...  Read the complete review

time on our hands - the perfect end to fools and horses the final episode in a trilogy of christmas episodes that truely are luvvly jubbly magnificant acting all round especially david jason, with this episode wrapping up the fools and horses story the only way it could be wrapped up with del boy and rodders becoming ...  Read the complete review

For me this was the episode which should have been the last time we saw the Trotter family on our screens as it would have marked a great ending to the long running comedy show that has graced our screens for so many years. This is one of those episodes that was shown as a three parter that fully encapsulates all that is great about ...  Read the complete review

Its the one where we thought that it may never return to our screens ever again, the third part of a three part trilogy that was aired during Christmas 1996, it was also when I developed my love for Only Fools and Horses and became one of their biggest fans ever. I grew up with Only Fools and Horses, however during 1996, when it was ...  Read the complete review