brilliance.....its really common sense...good old london humour...with a wee touch of irish....

Well said

i can so relate x sorry for your loss xx

He is my favorite actor. I never cared for Del as a character because he's arrogant but that just shows how convincing his acting is. I always wondered if he was as nice as I hoped he was. I am happy to hear he is.

@@covmiss1 Thanx. xx

Sorry for ur loss brother. The show brought so much happiness to our household. It was my eldest brother who got me and my other brother and my sister into this show. We would be sat in our front room watching it together, all of us laughing as a family. I miss those days, and I miss my brother!

@@inamhassan2694 Sorry for yours too Inam. So true. It's an institution!

I totally agree. It's so nice, the internet has so many different opinions yet this one seems unanimous!

believe me, they were and so much less oppressive. We were allowed to have fun then !

Yeup, I see what you mean. Comedy just isn't the same these days :( And don't get me wrong, every decade has had its problems, some things about the past were better, many things were worse, but at the end of the day, you're right that things were simpler. For one thing the economy hadn't gone to shit lol, politics wasn't so polarised. Although I'll bet you in the 80's people said this about the 40's haha, "oh times were simpler back in the day" 🤣I often say the decade I probably would have thrived growing up in, or spending my early adulthood in, was the 70's lol. Music was better than in the 80's, generally haha. Women's rights weren't quite as developed as they are now, and the economy hit a real low point, but in GENERAL, I think this would've been "my" decade. I pretty much would've been able to live the exact same life as I have 🤷‍♀ And then I would've been around to see this gem aired ☺

Not just best British. It's the best TV show ever in the world

Growing up I never had time for it. Now, however, I'm addicted and have been for about 5 years. Can happily fall asleep listening to Only Fools...

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Don't tell em pike

Got is your name is he having me on

@@eddycoxgreenclose good old dad's army 😂

@@txomaster6448 Vot.

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100 agree

I think "Albert " was a retired banker, but was certainly as you say made for the part.

For sure!!! Munchen Gladbach too

that's what I thought. That is offensive. I just can't believe how ridiculous we've got.

Whoever wrote that warning is a 42-carat plonker!

Not allowed to say Paki shop and woofter and things like that anymore

Is it a vampire rhino

YES YES YES! Uncle Albert was my fave as much as I loved Grandad, Uncle Albert was so funny and even his facial expressions made me burst out laughing. Absolutely loved Buster. He made a great character come to life and his one liners were brilliant.

Whose Rachel?

Knees

kids are not educated now, they're brainwashed to think one very sinister way.

Grandad was actually in 3 Xmas episodes . Shown around Xmas and actually have Xmas in the episodes. He was never in a feature length Xmas episode rhe I agree. Ironically most of opah Xmas episodes from 1985 onwards were not actually Xmas themed .

Moved by the church, probably for obvious reasons.

Really ?!