Only Fools and Horses Reviews

Only Fools and Horses is my favourite sitcom, which is why I don't want it to return. With the exception of the baby episode in 1991, Fools peaked in 1988/89 with the unforgettable 'Dates' Christmas special (Rodney as James Dean), the superb yuppie series in 1989 and the best episode/feature of them all - the Christmas '89 special, ...  Read the complete review

Del and Rodney should be back in a new series because they are in the best comedy programme the BBC has made in my opinion. I heard a few months back that they may be appearing in a short series on the BBC, (Life after being broke) If the new series starts I dont think it would be a failure because on the many fans who demand on love the ...  Read the complete review

"Only Fools and Horses" is a Classic! Which i am sure that you will all agree ! If you did not know - Del and Rodny are two brothers from London who are always looking at ideas of making THAT million! This is the Greatish Comedy that I have every seen! I was very upset to see the last eposide every to be made! but happy for the ...  Read the complete review

This programme is pretty funny. Del and Rodney always seem to get themselves into some stupid deal, selling some dodgy stuff and it always ends up with them in a completely stupid situation. They never make any money from their stupid scams, because they always end up going wrong. Rodnay also always gets the blame for everything that goes wrong ...  Read the complete review

A wonderful comedy with David Jason as Del boy and Nicholas Lyndhurst as his brother and both cockneys. Sometimes they trade in dodgy goods on the market. They are best known for their yellow three wheeled Reliant Robin with Trotter Independant trading company written on it. I wont spoil things for you if you have not ...  Read the complete review

ONLY FOOLS & HORSES Well this is compulsory watching at the festive season it’s getting a bit like the yellow brick road. Here we go again. It’s not bad, though after about 10 million times you start to get eye lock (I think that’s actually lock-jaw). David Jason has moved on and it’s very scary biscuits ...  Read the complete review

I love this excellent program on BBC1. I am saddened by the fact that one member of the cast has passed away - Buster who played Uncle Albert. I hope there is a new series soon. I think Del Boy is hilarious and Rodney is a dipstick! This program is great and funny and should be shown more often. I wonder if ...  Read the complete review

What can I say about this TV series one in a million. The BBC came up with a superb TV series that is still as good today, as it was when it first started. Set around the area of Peckhem (if you spell it like that) and Trotters Trading Company. This company was famous for its dodgy goods and for the yellow van that would never pass an ...  Read the complete review

I have been a loyal fan for as long as i can remember and i am pleased to see that in the last few years this show has been elevated to classic status especially after it last 3 specials. Starting with a simple premise of 3 men trying to organise their lives John Sullivan showed his appreciation of writers such as Galton and Simpson and Roy Clarke ...  Read the complete review

Only Fools and Horses has continued to go from strength to strength through its 16 year run. Centered around the Trotter family, Peckham, Only Fools and Horses is the most popular British comedy of all time - it's official in a recent poll! Peckham's wide boy, Del Boy, has also been voted Britain's most popular tv character. Both polls ...  Read the complete review

Tonight a new episode of OFAH was shown which is the first part in a once and for all final trilogy of episodes. The latter 2 parts will be forthcoming in the New Year. I will do a full write up in due course, needless to say I really enjoyed it, although from a OFAH Bulletin Board I frequent many of the regulars hated it. I ...  Read the complete review

I'm sorry to disagree with all the nice people who have given it five stars, but to me, this is a highly over-rated show. David Jason is a very talented actor, as is Nicholas Lyndhurst, but I feel that they were both wasted in this. Two grown men, riding around in a Reliant Regal (thank-you "Del Boy" for putting me ...  Read the complete review

Without a shadow of a doubt, the V Best comedy on the box, absolutely brilliant. Modern comedy is just cheap slapstick, this, while occasionally using slapstick to fabulous effect (nerver better than when Del falls while trying to impress 'the ladies') but usually through a very cleverly, well-crafted set-piece, is halarious. Who on earth ...  Read the complete review

Only Fools and Horses has grown from humble beginnings to be the most enduring British comedy ever. The program really took off with the arrival of Uncle Albert, helped along by the odd Christmas special. The final series went a bit too far, though, with the Trotters becoming millionaires, but this apart, David Jason and Nicholas Lyndhurst must ...  Read the complete review

This is without doubt my all time favourite TV programme. It is a treasure and will live on for the next hundred years or more, whether or not any new episodes are made. I have heard it said another series is going to be made. The series is basically about a family with little money living in a ‘poxy’ flat in South London. There ...  Read the complete review

After all these years Del and Rodney and Grandad are still fresh and making hundreds of people laugh every day. It must be the best comedy show ever on TV which will never again be repeated.Both Del boy and Rodney were characters that every body recognised and could identify with they were like old friends. But even then all the other ...  Read the complete review

Good old plonker Rodney and Delboy have graced the screens in many different shows as many different characters. In this one though they make an incredible team and this is a duo you won't be able to escape. The pair, Nicholas Lyndhurst and David Jason play quite different brothers who live with their grandfather. They're ceratainly not ...  Read the complete review

Only Fools and Horses is a very well scripted sitcom involving characters with depth and who you really grow to care for. Nicholas Lyndhurst and David Jason act very well together and Del boy will go down in television history as one of the funniest characters created. Only Fools and Horses draws on a multitude of scenarios and many ...  Read the complete review

Who doesn't enjoy a good episode of Only Fools and Horses? I don't know anyone that can give it a bad review in the long run of things. Its classic. Its hilariously funny and you never do get tired of Del boy's scam schemes do you? Rodney and Albert who are always fooled into thinking that Del is doing the best for them when ...  Read the complete review

Once again David Jason at his best - a superb programme with a superb script and very very well developed characters. It provides entertainment for almost all ages. i have to admit however that the later episodes have been disappointing - they were still funny but not in the same league as the older episodes. i think that it is in ...  Read the complete review