Only Fools and Horses

Série télévisée
1981–2003
TV-PG
1h 35min

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Une comédie qui suit deux frères dans le lôtissement dûr de Peckham à Londres alors qu'ils tentent de régler un certain nombre de contrats loufoques à la recherche du gros lot qui fera d'eux... Tout lireUne comédie qui suit deux frères dans le lôtissement dûr de Peckham à Londres alors qu'ils tentent de régler un certain nombre de contrats loufoques à la recherche du gros lot qui fera d'eux des millionnaires.Une comédie qui suit deux frères dans le lôtissement dûr de Peckham à Londres alors qu'ils tentent de régler un certain nombre de contrats loufoques à la recherche du gros lot qui fera d'eux des millionnaires.

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Émission notée 35 parmi les meilleures

Victoire aux 6 BAFTA Awards
- 17 victoires et 15 nominations au total

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HautLes mieux notés9 saisons16 ans

Anecdotes
David Jason originally wanted to leave the series in 1986, so it was intended that Del would go to Australia with Jumbo Mills. The producers intended to continue the series as "Hot Rod", with Nicholas Lyndhurst in the lead role and all the other main characters. However Jason then changed his mind, so Del decided not to go with Jumbo to Australia.

Gaffes
The Trotters' Reliant Regal van is depicted as corroded, but this model actually had a fibreglass body and could not rust! All the rust is painted on.

Citations
[Talking about naming Del's baby]
Trigger: If it's a girl they're gonna name it Sigourney, after the actress. And if it's a boy they're gonna name him Rodney, after Dave.

Versions alternatives
When originally shown in the UK. The whole of the first series had the saxophone theme music. Not just the first episode as shown above.

Connexions
Edited into Auntie's Bloomers: More Auntie's Bloomers (1992)

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Classic!!

I'm a Yank who loves OFAH. The characters are charming, the dialogue hilarious & there's usually a nice twist at the end. The way writer Sullivan weaves call-backs into the stories is impressive. A must see for any fan of great British sitcoms. Be wary of the post-domesticated years, however. As much as Del & Rodney deserved steady girlfriends, it changed the dynamic of the show for the worse & diminished its off the wall appeal. The longer episodes also diluted the sharp, compact punch of earlier seasons. Start with the "holy Trinity" years (Grandad & Uncle Albert are both great) to appreciate OFAH at its finest. Cushty!