The Only Fools And Horses Thread

Denis Irwin wrote: Trap junior wrote: In the episode 'To Hull and Back' Del has a cup of tea with Slater in Sid's Cafe who goes on to question him about a courier for Abdul and Boycie's diamond smuggling.  As soon as Slater and Terry leave the cafe del calls Boycie on the public phone to warn him that Slater is onto them.  Boycie tells him it's too late to back out as all the arrangements have been made. Boycie wants a meeting in private with Del and Abdul.  They suggest the Nags Head but quickly rule it out as it will be under surveillance. Del Boy tells Boycie he knows just the place. Boycie says ''where?'' upon where Del Boy says nothing and taps the side of his nose smugly. How is Boycie supposed to see that? To him all he would have heard was silence the other end.  Another one for you TJ this time from the Jolly Boys outing episode. On their way to Margate after Albert asks why they had to go so early. Jevon says it's becuase of a rail strike yet later in the episode after the bus blows up they rock up to the train station and are astonished to find the trains are on strike.

The drink must have gone to their heads and caused memory blanks

Trap junior wrote: In the Class of '62' episode why is Rodney at the class reunion when he is years younger than Del Boy etc..?

TJ son,we are going to have a serious falling out

All this talk of inconsistent storylines has reminded me of another one I remember from the end of the 1st episode of Miami Twice - when Del and Rodney are at the airport and the flight starts boarding, Del can't get on the plane quickly enough (C'mon Rodney, the sooner we're on the plane the sooner old Biggles can take off!). But then when someone (who turns out to be the airline owner, Richard Branson) jumps the queue ahead of them at the boarding gate, Del pulls him up by saying 'C'mon, there's no rush'.

Some change in attitude towards setting off on a holiday of a lifetime - within a couple of minutes.

In 'To Hull and Back' when Rodney and Albert are waiting outside Van Kleefe's there is a man who they suspect is a copper.  He keeps peeking at them. Then when the cop car comes he makes no effort to move. Then starts to stroll towards the Trotters and then into a run. It turns out the cops were after yer man and not the Trotters.  Why was he peeking at the Trotters all the time for and hanging around that street corner?  Also were the cops not suspicious of the fact that they were running away as well?

I should say Oi Sullivan!  I love your show and all the capers the Trotters should get up to, but if you want me to believe some of your storylines I would say Oi Sullivan! Nooooooooo!!!





Edited by Trap junior - 17 Sep 2017 at 10:50am

McG wrote: In sids cafe when Hoskins is paying for his scoff the length of Sids cigarette changes with the shots inconsistently

Bad form of citizen to make him pay

I'm starting to lose my patience with you lot!

McG wrote: In sids cafe when Hoskins is paying for his scoff the length of Sids cigarette changes with the shots inconsistently

the Aussie character played 2 different roles