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Hey guys!! We re-watch and react to this classic Only Fools and Horses scene in this video. Enjoy!
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@rippog1 3 года назад

“Brace yourself Rodney” has entered common parlance in the building industry.

@ladykaycey 3 года назад

It still makes me laugh after all these years and seeing it so many times lol

@venatorus1000 3 года назад

Jimmy or Jemmy is a crowbar. Jimmy riddle cockney slang for piddle. 'He's gone for a jimmy.' is 'He's gone for a piddle (wee).' Del was asking if Grandad wanted the crowbar to lift the floorboards. Grandad misunderstood.

@venatorus1000 3 года назад

@@stoney332 Since you have given another meaning for the term jemmy (one, I admit, that I haven't heard before) it now means it could mean either piddle or whiskey. You therefore can't say it didn't mean piddle. What you can say is that *you* took it to mean whiskey. Other people seeing both explanations can make up their minds what they think was meant.

@danjensen2695 3 года назад

@@stoney332 In this context it defintiely means piddle - the gag wouldnt work otherwise, do you want a Jimmy (piddle) ?no i went before we left . Never used it as a term for whiskey before either

@ryannorton7938 3 года назад

@@stoney332 Wrong the original comment is 100% correct

@darrenedwards6538 3 года назад

@@stoney332 del was saying you want a crow bar & grandad thought he meant do you need a piss!!

@whoopjohn 3 года назад

@@stoney332 Delboy is from Lunnun. He meant Jimmy Riddle, piddle. No argument. A jemmy is a crowbar.

@Smokyjohnson1983 3 года назад

My favourite part of this is just after where it stops here, when Grandad asks “Is it very valuable, Del?” And Del says “no not really.... IT WAS BLEEDING PRICELESS WHILE IT WAS HANGING UP THERE THOUGH!” 😂

@Salfordian 3 года назад

Nicholas Lyndhurst said in an interview he'd lose his job if he laughed as they couldn't afford to do the scene twice

@Wally-H 3 года назад

Indeed. The chandelier was made especially for this episode and it blew the budget. This was a one-chance take.

@billsamuls7620 3 года назад

JIMMY RIDDLE A PIDDLE

@Wally-H 3 года назад

@its all over now itsallovernow It was glass but I'm sure I saw an interview where the producer said it cost thousands to make and they could only produce one. If they'd messed up the shot it would have been game over

@davidgriffithsbjjcoach7207 3 года назад

If you look closely you can see the camera shaking because the camera man is under similar order. Only Fools and Horses has been voted the greatest British sitcom multiple times.

@Salfordian 3 года назад

@@davidgriffithsbjjcoach7207 Err its a set scene so wont be a handheld camera

@nickrogerson8129 3 года назад

You missed the best part after when Grandad comes down and sees the chandelier in pieces on the floor and asks what happened and takes it all in his stride saying he was working on the another chandelier 😂😂

@BLUEsurf63 3 года назад

Was it very valuable then, well it was bleedin priceless when it was hangin up there.

@puressenceuk35 3 года назад

It doesn't mean a doughnut, it's slang for urinating

@Wally-H 3 года назад

Yup, Jimmy Riddle, cockney rhyming slang for widdle or piddle

@secretspurs 3 года назад

Its the accent partly, they clearly heard "jammy" instead of "Jimmy". Jimmy is slang for urinating, but it is also slang for "pry" and is often used as slang for a pry bar or crowbar.

@Wally-H 3 года назад

@@secretspurs They wouldn't have got it anyway

@Forestfalcon1 3 года назад

Calling it the famous Chandelier scene prepares you for the joke.. When it was first shown on TV people were not pre-warned.. It was hilariously funny because it was unexpected..

@redsquirrel1086 3 года назад

I agree. When it was first broadcast it certainly wasn't predictable. One of the all time great scenes in British television comedy.

@CoffeeConnected 3 года назад

It's like when people tell you to watch a film because there's a great twist at the end. Even if they don't tell you what the twist actually is it can still spoil it for you because you're prepared for the twist. That's how the Sixth Sense was spoiled for me before I'd watched it. Once you know that its impact is based on a twist you easily work out what the twist is very early on in the film.

@Forestfalcon1 3 года назад

@@CoffeeConnected I had the same thing reading Dan Browns Deception Point.. The title told you the whole premise of the book was a deception.. The title ruined the whole thing for me because I was just waiting for the lie to reveal itself....

@dannydorko7075 3 года назад

well it's like 'del falling through the bar'. part of the comedy was not knowing he was going to fall

@MrGChuff 3 года назад

“I’ve fand it Del!” I say this often, when being sarcastic.

@Caspian50 3 года назад

Watch the 'Peckham Spring Water' episode to find out what Del is really like.

@Cherylprobert 3 года назад

These clips you are watching from Only Fool's will only be funny on face value, you need to watch the show all the way through to get the depths of the characters and the incredible writing 👍

@mickc7388 3 года назад

Yes of course they should

@bernardmcmahon5377 3 года назад

Yea, true

@roberthaynes8830 11 месяцев назад

Exactly.

@KrAzYDucati 3 года назад

Its grandad that makes me laugh after. Walks down those stairs like a proud peacock... brilliant.

@markywellsboy2182 3 года назад

An absolute classic scene and Lillian, you must be the only one that ever saw it coming. Only Fools spent years building the characters and plot. Del was always on the look out for a nice little earner for as little effort as possible, with a desire to climb the social ladder. "This time next year, Rodney, we'll be miwlyonaires!"

@LB1973 3 года назад

I've never seen anyone predict that moment. ever

@MrBritGrit 3 года назад

The writer John Sullivan based this on an actual event remembered to him by his father...

@mitchelljarvis2010 3 года назад

Jemmy is a crowbar. Grandad mistakes jemmy for jimmy which is cockney rhyming slang for taking a pee(urinating) IE Jimmy Riddle =Piddle. Piddle means taking a pee!

@alanrobinson2451 3 года назад

First time in years that I’ve seen that clip again. Still brilliantly funny after all these years.

@rhysstatham7407 3 года назад

The glow in the dark grave episode from only Fools and Horses , hilarious

@dannydorko7075 3 года назад

you've given away the joke at the end...

@Wally-H 3 года назад

That is my favourite episode, it's called Yellow Peril. They buy a batch of paint in unmarked tins from Trigger and it turns out to be luminous paint used by British Rail for signs in tunnels. Many great moments in that episode, including the 'deep sea diver's watch' gag, the cat running out of the Chinese and Del saying "that's number 57 off the menu tonight" and the staff at the Chinese wearing sunglasses when Mr Chin phones Del. Grandad has the best line of course. Upon seeing the grave, he says "what worries me Del Boy is that it's on the main flight path to Heathrow!"

@BrixyBrixhamite 3 года назад

It wasn't a "Jammy" he was offered a "Jemmy" (a jemmy being the tool that acts as a lever that dell-boy was holding). He was mis-heard and thought he was being offered a "Jimmy" which is cockney rhyming slang (jimmy riddle - piddle ... or being offered to urinate in the toilet). Overall a pretty complex joke if you don't know cockney rhyming slang of what a jemmy is.

@mikeportjogger1 3 года назад

I've seen that dozens of times but I still can't stop crying with laughter when it happens.

@HotpottingMad 3 года назад

Please do a reaction to the blow up dolls on Only Fools and Horses, I think you'd like that one. 🤣

@northernsoul4477 3 года назад

My favourite ever episode! It's hilarious.

@georgemathieson6097 3 года назад

This is such a classic, good choice!!!!

@colinstenning9136 3 года назад

The word was a jemmy which lifts floor boards up, but grandad thought Del Boy said Jimmy which is London slang for a wee 🤭

@paulcarey2482 3 года назад

It’s worth watching the whole episodes of only fools and horses, it’s written very well

@krakatoa1200 3 года назад

The old guy is the Butler of the house, a very important job.

@leedsman54 3 года назад

This is a proper comedy unlike the cheapo “comedy” panel shows which are so prevalent these days.

@andrewjones575 3 года назад

I don't know why there has been a proliferation of panel shows in recent years - the large majority of them are awful.

@jakeclough8090 3 года назад

@@andrewjones575 the panel shows we’re good before like 5 years ago. Lately they have been awful for the usual reasons where society has gone mad

@andrewjones575 3 года назад

@@jakeclough8090 As the number of them have increased, their quality has decreased. Most of the people on them are awful. HIGNFY is one of very few that are good most of the time.

@StupStups 3 года назад

@@andrewjones575 panel shows are everywhere now because they're so cheap to make, and low risk. Sitcoms are difficult to do well - half of them are rubbish and sink without a trace, and probably cost 5 times as much as a similarly rubbish panel show. But I agree, I'm pig sick of the identi-kit panel dross.

@darrencarney6771 3 года назад

Worth the watch and love it when it out years ago. Still have me in stitches.

@Apollo890 3 года назад

Mr favourite Only Fools and Horse scene was when Del was trying flog a suitcase full of yapping toy dogs. Until he see's a Police Officer he quickly does up the suitcase and flees but the toy dogs are still yapping so when he runs down a back alley it attracts the attention of numerous stray dogs.

@learninglocks5344 3 года назад

He sounds so stoned 🤣 and he defiantly didn't mean a donut

@jollyrob 3 года назад

I love "only fools" but Fawlty Towers is still my favourite and it's so full of 70s "Britishness".

@alansimpson596 3 года назад

I agree. My favourite clip is when the elderly lady complains about everything to try and get a reduction on her bill. She says that the view from her bedroom window isn't good enough. Basil replies, "Madam, just what did you expect to see from a hotel bedroom in Torquay? Sydney Opera House, The Hanging Gardens of Babylon, Herds of Wildebeest sweeping majestically across the plain, Krakatoa erupting?".

@jollyrob 3 года назад

@@alansimpson596 yes absolutely hilarious episode that one. I've seen it so many times yet still laugh out loud particularly at that scene. 👍

@stephenbuttriss5396 3 года назад

They asked grandad if he wanted a jemmy , he thought they said Jijimmy rhyming slang) Jimmy riddle - riddle (pee)

@TheGlassman63 3 года назад

They stopped the clip to early, it needed to run another 30 seconds to when Grandad came back downstairs.

@robertobrien5709 3 года назад

this is actually how they used to bring down a chandelier, this situation actually happened to a relative of one of the writers, so he put it in the show.

@scottandrewbrass1931 3 года назад

One writer. John Sulivan.

@jasonritchie8475 3 года назад

The jammy, or jemmy, that Del boy was referring to was a crowbar, for lifting the floorboards, but Grandad thought he'd said 'a Jimmy' which is rhyming slang for a wee (a Jimmy Riddle = a piddle)

@hughgordon6435 3 года назад

Chandeliers were cleaned this way, they were made from crystal/ leaded glass and bak in the days, when smoking was a thing, the nicotine/soot build up dulled the sparkle, sooo yes 5his was a thing, when I worked in cou try houses, this was an annual task, but, things had progressed, we would spray each pendant with a spray of vinegar and water (drip sheets on floor) and polish after , the way this shows is take the fitting down and separate each branch, dip in cleaning solution, dry and polish to a gleam. Hope this helps. Ps they were only hed together y wire, so separation was easy, and basically rewired every clean

@peterleswell6621 3 года назад

it's really about time you watched it all the way through !

@worthalook4870 3 года назад

Seen this series sooo many times - Classic

@barrypinkerton5685 3 года назад

The other chandelier is not in shot until it drops, so not predictable

@cosimodemedici1530 3 года назад

One of my favourite Only Fools and Horses episode was Peckham spring. That episode was hilarious 😂

@brianhope4236 3 года назад

That’s my accent, I invented it! lol l Still haven’t lost it since being in your homeland since 1992. That show is a true blast from the past. Loved it when it was on in the UK. You must be missing Al and Peggy Bundy in’Married with Children’ Great to see you cracking up again!

@Blazerade13 3 года назад

I am and old git but I still remember watching that live and laughing like a drain with my family.

@derrenlodge6502 3 года назад

A jemmy is another name for a crowbar.Absolute classic!😄👍:-)

@dcarbs2979 3 года назад

This clip is too short. It cuts some of the punchline, the conversation when Grandad comes back downstairs.

@reynolds8960 3 года назад

Great choice so many happy memories watching this with my family. London cockney slang. Would love to see you react to the episodes.

@kevindean9503 3 года назад

This episode was based on real-life events. The father of one of the writers knew the people involved and was angry with his son when the episode was aired. Until he watched the episode and saw the humor of the situation

@scottandrewbrass1931 3 года назад

There was only ever one writer. John Sullivan.

@kevindean9503 3 года назад

@@scottandrewbrass1931 So, it was John Sullivan I saw being interviewed. I didn't know.

@SgtMartinRiggs 3 года назад

Still the best British comedy of all time!

@joshsheffsagain4662 3 года назад

Such a good clip, that in many circles "brace yourself, Rodney" has become slang for something that's about to go wrong.

@danielannett1019 3 года назад

bit of info for you both is when the producers of OFAH shot this scene they only had enough in the budget for one chandelier too be smashed so if they got i wrong or David Jason and Nicolas Lyndhurst laughed the whole episode would be scrapped.

@swill8300 3 года назад

Only fools and horses is my favourite British comedy of all time it's hilarious!

@theartofmoneysaving5919 3 года назад

An absolute classic!

@jasonwhitehurst4508 3 года назад

a great introduction from the postmodern family.

@MARKETMAN6789 3 года назад

Tony Hancock .the blood donor sketch is brilliant

@colinafobe2152 3 года назад

you should watch rest of the scene. these two walking over broken chandelier and grandad satisfied proudly walking down the stairs :)

@andrewclayton4181 3 года назад

It was Del boy who fell through the bar hatch. The other guy in that scene, who reacts so well, was Trigger. They all talk with working class London accents, and use that type of slang too. They are very inventive with slang in London. This is hus a short 5 minutes from a half hour programme, so it's not really and sketch, and the build up and denuement are missing. They had been contracted to clean the chandeliers by the lord, when Del convinced him he knew about them. The guy in the green apron was the butler.

@LLHgames 3 года назад

According to interviews, OFAH could have been dead right here. The Chandelier was quite expensive and creator John Sullivan told Nicholas Lyndhurst (Rodney) that if you laugh or smile to the reaction of the Chandelier hitting the ground, you're fired.

@The1queencollector 3 года назад

Later episodes it has Uncle Albert as Grandad sadly died, golden characters and catch phrases . "Luvvley Jubley"

@ErictheRedCantona 3 года назад

They were taking them down to clean them. I remember when I saw this when it was first on TV, never laughed so much until I saw the glass of wine in the bar episode!

@Fahrenheit-xf6cd 3 года назад

A Jimmy is what he actually says as in the crowbar but it is also slang for urinating, so grandad says he he went before they left.

@yorkshiremonkey7576 3 года назад

A ' Jemmy ' is a wrecking bar , to lift the floor boards , Grandad thought Del boy had said a 'Jimmy ' , Jimmy Riddle is English slang for going for a pee .

@jodu626 3 года назад

You’ve finally stumbled on a real classic scene

@Steve10578 3 года назад

Sadly the clip and reaction ended too soon. 😞

@pb8963 3 года назад

When he said " jemmy" grandad thinks he mean a " Jimmy riddle " riddle ( a wee )

@donkeysknob5162 3 года назад

The chandelier story is actually true, the writer of the story was told that this happened to his own father many years earlier , when John Sullivan the writer heard the story by his dad, he laughed, he said his dad clumped him round the ear. When this show first aired in 1981, John Sullivan the writer and his father watched it together, John said his father burst out laughing, saying it was funny after all looking back, then John returns the clump round the ear to his father . What a story even that is

@peaceloveandunity278 3 года назад

This could only be done in one take because these chandeliers cost £6000. If either laughed they would have been sacked! So Rodney(Nicholas Lyndhurst) had to turn away and put a handkerchief in his mouth. You need to watch all of this episode to understand how Delboy took on that job of cleaning(well he didn't get that far)these chandeliers.

@busgood1 3 года назад

I am sure you would love the serial sitcom "The vicar of Dibley" which incidents is returning this Christmas for a one of special

@clinteastwood8230 3 года назад

You need to watch the full episode to see y there at the manor in the first place . And how they got that job . You don't expect the other Chandler to fall first time watching it you expect Rodney to drop it or Del 😂

@billiardball9650 3 года назад

if im not mistaken they where interview it was a very tense scene to do because of the real chandelier that was there in that manor house

@Isleofskye 3 года назад

For once I go against the grain and I come from near Peckham in that very era but I STILL find it very difficult to raise a smile to their antics and I love David Jason, a National Treasure. Now Fawlty Towers, The Office, Extras, Blackadder, The Thick Of It, Yes Minister, Not Going Out, Outnumbered, Reggie Perrin, and a mass of others are great but in my London 66 years I have little time for OFAH or Dads Army or Last Of The Summer Wine :)

@mrriff5681 3 года назад

"a touch of glass" 👌

@cawhittles 3 года назад

Do you want a Jimmy Grandad? Jimmy ...... rhyming slang for Jimmy Riddle ......piddle .....a wee! Del Boy was asking him if he wanted a Jimmy but was offering him a crow bar to lift floor boards! Crow bar also called a Jimmy sometimes! You cut end of video short missing their expressions! Priceless

@emmathepony1992 3 года назад

you NEED to watch this show from start to finish

@lorrainecotton5414 Год назад

I recommend the following: Steptoe & Son; Are you being Served?; On the buses; the Carry On Films; Last of the Summer Wine; Dad's Army; Hi de Hi; You Rang M'Lord?; Allo Allo; The Comic Strip Series; The Young Ones; The Royale Family

@BenVaserlan 3 года назад

Origin: Sullivan's dad told him about this incident and John thought it was hilarious. John's dad was angry because he said men lost their jobs. John Sullivan's dad was a socialist that's why John wrote a parody of of socialist in "Citizen Smith" his first sitcom which was made in the late 70s. Wolfy Smith was the leader of the Tooting [not so] Popular Front.

@tommaguzzi1723 3 года назад

A jemmy is a tool for leverage. A jimmy is Cockney rhyming slang. ( jimmy riddle ) or tiddle or to pee. Grandad thought Del was asking if he wanted to pee. Hope this helps.

3 года назад

The greatest show ever on uk tele

@grahamsmith9541 3 года назад

In 2014 that scene was accidentally recreated. When workmen changing lightbulbs on a chandelier worth thousands of pounds. Accidentally dropped it at a stately home in Burnley Lancashire.

@melissawickersham9912 3 года назад

I bet that the workmen got fired for that! 😂🤣😂🤣😂

@TheChriss45 3 года назад

A JIMMY!!! ("Jimmy" is short for "Jimmy Riddle", which is cockney rhyming slang for "tiddle" - ie a slash, a whizz, a wee, pee pee). "Excuse me, gotta have a Jimmy first..."

@johnking5174 3 года назад

The director Ray Butt warned both David Jason and Nicholas Lyndhurst not to laugh during this scene as they could not afford to retake it and they would be sacked. When the scene happened, Ray had to stick a tissue in his mouth to stop himself bursting out laughing and ruining the scene.

@Thisistrulyoddtv_Mark 3 года назад

Jammy / jimmy is a crowbar But grandad thought he was offering him a toilet break

@loosecannon5813 3 года назад

The phrase 'Gordon Bennett' refers to the 19th century sportsman who took ownership of the 'New York Herald' from his father. Gordon Bennetts outrageous life antics gave birth to this 20th century phrase.

@andrewjones575 3 года назад

Watch the whole episodes from the start. The large majority of eps are very good.

@manutdrule91 2 года назад

2 facts here, this was done in 1 take and the chandelier cost £6000 (expensive at its time) to make for this scene

@ThePoshPleb 3 года назад

Yeah, granddad always ate a whole load of jam doughnuts at breakfast time.

@andrewjones575 3 года назад

They're taking the chandelier down to clean it.

@powellpker 3 года назад

that intro creeps me out haha, cool video :)

@antdavey 3 года назад

You cut off when grandad comes back down the stairs, that's the end part of the joke.

@booth2710 2 года назад

If that happened in real life I bet they would see that chandelier fall in slow motion

@bernardmcmahon5377 3 года назад

I still laughed after all these years

@robertrobertson8655 3 года назад

Watch "ONE FOOT IN THE GRAVE" you laugh slot😭🤣😂

@jdee4956 3 года назад

Jemmy (crowbar) = misheard as Jimmy (Riddle). Jimmy Riddle is cockney rhyming slang for pidde (pee). In the great tradition of British physical comedy. It was the 70s - a simpler time. Really interesting watching two millennials watching it!

@breakup66 3 года назад

Jam doughnut! 😂

@malcolmnicholls2893 3 года назад

Filmed at Clayesmore School Dorset, which may not be that far from you. Even the fake chandelier was £6000. (six thousand) at the time !

@christinemillership1189 3 года назад

They speak cockney, east London accents. Jemmie is a heavy metal tool, but a Jimmy is a wee! A Jimmy Riddle - it’s a jimmy or a riddle......It’s Cockney rhyming slang. My mother was Hyacinth Bucket, so the life! I actually fell off my chair when is saw that first time!

@Chris_GY1 3 года назад

It is on Gold on satellite tv every day also UK TV Play app. You should watch the full episode A Touch of Glass.

@Wally-H 3 года назад

When grandad goes up the stairs, Del asks him if he wants a 'Jemmy'. He is talking about getting a crowbar to 'Jemmy' up the floorboards. grandad thinks he means 'Jimmy Riddle' which is cockney rhyming slang for 'widdle' or 'piddle' both of which mean having a wee, hence he says he had one before they left. The posh guy is the butler. In this episode, Del has managed to get himself invited to a country estate for a grouse shoot and he then persuades the lord of the house to let them clean the chandeliers. Another great scene in this episode is when Del turns up for the shoot. He asked a contact to get him a gun - remember, in the UK they aren't easy to come by. Del has the gun in a case but only realises when he opens it that it's a sawn-off double barrel shotgun, of the type criminals use in robberies.

@valeriedavidson2785 3 года назад

Lillian, for your information. Very London Working class accents, in Fools & Horses.

@Walesbornandbred 3 года назад

You should watch whole episodes of Only Fools and Horses there was never a bad one. David Jason (Del Boy) starred with Ronnie Barker in Open All Hours, a sitcom about a tight fisted grocery shop owner and his nephew, two of our best comedy actors in a really good series.

@replevideo6096 3 года назад

A jimmy is a short crowbar, or pry bar. Grandad thought he meant a jimmy riddle, cockney rhyming slang for a piddle (a pee), which is why he said he had one before he came out. It's always going to be difficult for you to get some jokes which contain British slang words, because you have never heard them before moving to the UK. I love the way you try though.

@kevobeney5308 3 года назад

This is good,old fashioned harmless fun

@raymondporter2094 3 года назад

Seen it many times. One of the great visual gags - for me even slightly better than Del Boy falling through the bar hatch..... A jemmy is a tool used by burglars to get into other people’s houses (like a crowbar).