Del has seen Wall Street, and been inspired by Gordon Gecko, Rodney meets the lovely Cassandra at his evening class.
For me this is where the purple patch of the great Only Fools and Horses begins. Del is now a full on Yuppy, and trying hard to move up the social ladder, Rodney is also trying to forget his past, and present himself somewhat differently.
Series six is the show's best series for me, and it starts with this wonderful episode, the laughs don't stop, and it does so much more, it shows the class divide that definitely existed.
'Play it nice and cool Trig,' has there ever been a more funny moment on a show, I don't think so.
Great scene where Rodney is dropped off at The King's Avenue, Rodney berates Del for his Yuppy antics, he's just as guilty.
They certainly don't make them like this anymore, 10/10.
For me this is where the purple patch of the great Only Fools and Horses begins. Del is now a full on Yuppy, and trying hard to move up the social ladder, Rodney is also trying to forget his past, and present himself somewhat differently.
Series six is the show's best series for me, and it starts with this wonderful episode, the laughs don't stop, and it does so much more, it shows the class divide that definitely existed.
'Play it nice and cool Trig,' has there ever been a more funny moment on a show, I don't think so.
Great scene where Rodney is dropped off at The King's Avenue, Rodney berates Del for his Yuppy antics, he's just as guilty.
They certainly don't make them like this anymore, 10/10.
