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American Reacts to Only Fools and Horses - Falling Through The Bar (Cut from a Live Reaction)
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@Osk.S57 3 года назад

You've just witnessed one of the most iconic scenes in possibly the best British sitcom ever.

@mephistoxarses8585 3 года назад

Apart from the chandelier scene!

@tazzatamania 3 года назад

You've just witnessed the most iconic scene in the best British sitcom ever. The chandelier scene is close though along with the hang gliding episode and Raquel the stripper, the Driscoll brothers, Rodney and Nervy Nerris and I also like the poker game with Boycie.

@Young_Jim 3 года назад

Not forgetting “don’t tell him Pike”

@g13n79 3 года назад

Says a lot about our comedy

@WhoCaresWhatIThink 3 года назад

I have to say the broom award episode has always been my favourite

@captainanopheles4307 3 года назад

You should watch the "Chandelier scene" in only fools and horses, or the entire episode where Del boy wins an cereal packet holiday and Rodney has to pretend to be 14.

@markhunt840 3 года назад

RIGHT

@KyzerGB 3 года назад

You know Rodney almost got the sack for that part. He could not stop laughing and was nearly let go

@nord1486 3 года назад

@@KyzerGB actually that’s not true. They were both threatened with the sack if they laughed as they couldn’t afford to drop loads of chandeliers

@KyzerGB 3 года назад

@@nord1486 sorry yes that's correct. I've had a drink and a long day lol. To old to remember being 44 and a dad to a 5 year old. Brain no work no more 😆

@leeeastwood6368 3 года назад

@@KyzerGB, another 20 years, and you'll get your revenge as grandad!

@metalrainbow2728 3 года назад

Roger Lloyd Pack, who played Trigger, was a great guy in real life; he and his wife had a home very near my Nanny and they always looked after her, bringing her home made food, checking on her etc, especially when she was in her 80's. One of my most prized possessions is a photo of Roger and my Nan - it was put in a our local paper and as a joke, she cut it out and he wrote a message to her on it and signed it 😆. Sadly he passed away before my Nan did, but his wife wrote and spoke a specially written poem (she's a poet) at my Nan's funeral, which was lovely. She was a lovely person to meet too, I just wish I had the chance to meet Roger aswell as I'm so thankful for how the treated my Nan for all those years ❤. R.I.P Trigger ❤

@graemepae100 3 года назад

That is lovely. How nice a celeb should step up, brilliant x

@ragnarbloodeagle7686 3 года назад

I actually met Roger Lloyd Pack when he lived in Camden, Kentish town area, i was delivering a package to his door, when he answered the door i gave him the package & as he went to close the door i started giggling...he asked me what was funny with a smile on his face...i pulled out my wallet & showed him my drivers license....he burst into laughter, why you might ask...my surname is....TRIGG.!!!

@benjic80 3 года назад

That's lovely. ❤

@donaldcrawford5577 3 года назад

played a different role in the vicar of Dibley.

@albradshaw8269 2 года назад

Love that

@humptydumpty9177 3 года назад

In my opinion and I think many Brits would agree, this was the greatest comedy series ever written and performed. Crystal chandeliers!

@arronblack2648 3 года назад

This isnt fit to lick Blackadders boots.

@momackone 3 года назад

Mange tout, mange tout...

@DieyoungDiefast 3 года назад

Never got into Only Fools.... but there are scome classic scenes. My favourite is the watch auction.

@midnightmoses580 3 года назад

@@arronblack2648 Agree, this is the only remotely funny clip (I've looked at all the recommendations, if it's for you that's fine, it isn't one for me).

@lizcollinson2692 3 года назад

Batman and Robin

@annedunne4526 3 года назад

It doesn't matter that I knew he was going to fall, it still cracks me up every time.

@jameswatsonatheistgamer 3 года назад

Same

@yam-yam8431 3 года назад

Then triggers reaction lol

@ibexdnb2879 3 года назад

He falls perfectly straight. Brilliant every time.

@insomniacbritgaming1632 3 года назад

Triggers reaction that sells it

@eamonquinn5188 3 года назад

everyone who watches it after the first time knows exactly what is going to happen and exactly when it will happen but we adore the simple perfection of this scene and still laugh every single time as it is so perfect x

@nickyb4681 3 года назад

Anything with our darling David Jason is pure gold 🥰. As for Roger Lloyd Pack, he was total gem of a comedy actor. 💔.

@mehhandle 3 года назад

Rip Roger Lloyd pack. I was gutted when I heard he'd died.

@kynkokytsumi1931 10 месяцев назад

he was good in the Vicar of Dibley :)

@marcwarren5985 3 года назад

RIP trigger. Hes had the same broom for 20 yrs, its only had 15 new heads and 14 new handles 😂

@JevansUK 3 года назад

"We roadsweeps have a saying look after your broom"

@thefilmsett1956 3 года назад

The Marc Warren?

@christophertucker4917 3 года назад

17 handles

@iamnickthegeek 3 года назад

A better example than the Ship of Theseus 😂

@StefanOlssonSturban 3 года назад

@@JevansUK "and the broom will look after you"?

@NIGHTSTALKER973 3 года назад

And like a true Englishman he got back up with the wine still in the glass.

@richardpoynton4026 3 года назад

You missed the last line Aren’t we staying for those birds? ‘Nah mate, you’re cramping my style’......

@WhoCaresWhatIThink 3 года назад

That annoyed me too haha

@sharonkay8638 3 года назад

The definition of frustration - cutting the punchline!🤦‍♀️😆

@DUCato-ed3fw 3 года назад

And he missed the spelling of 'arrods with a capital A 🙄

@gailcrook2687 3 года назад

@@DUCato-ed3fw I doubt he would have understood

@albradshaw8269 2 года назад

OCD kicked right in coz of that lol

@ocbyn 3 года назад

You were laughing so much you missed probably the best “double take” ever. WhenTrigger (played by the incredible, but no longer with us, Roger Lloyd-Pack) looks back for Delboy after he has fallen. An understated, yet perfectly executed acting class.

@andrewsaint6581 3 года назад

Absolutely. Great actor.

@petelaurie1920 3 года назад

Trigger's reaction is just as funny as Del's fall.

@manichairdo772 3 года назад

I think we all did first time round but....then....😂💕

@jamesbuckingham.2935 3 года назад

Apparently that wasn't in the script. Roger Lloyd Pack improvised it. John Sullivan said it made the scene perfect.

@markthemaniac3350 3 года назад

Yes! So glad you watched this. This is the most loved British Comedy.

@MetaFootballTV 3 года назад

😳😳😳

@mustardtopdog9064 3 года назад

Agreed 👍😂 triggers broom is one of my favourite clips.

@kevintwine2315 3 года назад

Agreed, nothing will ever touch only fools and horses

@stevetwigg7029 3 года назад

To use EB's phrase, they 'jumped the shark' after they became millionaires. It should have ended right there.

@claymore2k1T10 3 года назад

Another one for triggers broom

@whysa4 3 года назад

You might like the one where Del boy and his younger brother are on their way to a fancy dress party dressed as Batman and Robin.

@2011littlejohn1 3 года назад

That particular episode verged on genius.

@martinputt6421 3 года назад

@@2011littlejohn1 Especially the bit where Rodney punches his hand and says "Del, lets go!" and then Del says "sorry, duty calls"

@chymist66 3 года назад

Priceless

@hobbitassassin1 3 года назад

Great shout!!

@harvunderbhani 3 года назад

and the one with the inflatable dolls

@charlestaylor9424 3 года назад

The guy who played his younger brother in the sitcom went on to another series Goodnight Sweetheart and there is a callback to this scene when he plans to lean on the bar and looks round to see it open, smiles and shakes his head.

@ahickin 3 года назад

Which episode was this please?

@charlestaylor3027 3 года назад

@@ahickin I can't remember - it's been years - sorry.

@ChuckFickens1972 3 года назад

@@ahickin ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-S8jnyEXj9XM.html

@chymist66 3 года назад

@@ChuckFickens1972 that is quality .... fantastic how they got that nod to the other OFAH sketch.

@jameswiles8018 3 года назад

@@ahickin Del Boy falls through the bar in true hilarious OFAH style. "Yuppy Love" was the first episode in the 6th series of Only Fools And Horses, airing on the 8th January 1989, starting at 7:15pm on BBC1, with a viewing figure of 13.9 million, even if "Dates" has been considered the offical first episode of the 6th

@mattgriffiths9095 3 года назад

That was a brilliant sitcom, one of my uncles had a small haulage business that delivered to and from London. He told me that he had dealings with people just like that, there are Delboys and Triggers out there. The writers of Only foolsa and horses hit the nail on the head. Love it.

@ridgebackdk 3 года назад

the chandelier is another classic only fools moment

@paulkenneally789 3 года назад

What you on about? Del fitted no chandeliers in Nelson Mandela house!

@Mrfort 3 года назад

Danger uxb. Exploding ( play) dolls!

@ridgebackdk 3 года назад

@@Mrfort forgot about that one lol

@Mr69sideshow 3 года назад

Chandlers gets my vote

@darkcommission 3 года назад

Probably the best TV scene in comedy history, gets my vote 😹

@lennydean4773 3 года назад

I turn back to these only fools and horses episodes every couple of years , never gets old 😂

@jasonyoung7705 3 года назад

This one ranks right up there with "What is your name"? "Dont tell em Pike"!

@patchthesinclair5896 3 года назад

Stupid boy!

@benjic80 3 года назад

Your name will also go on zee list!

@richardpike1387 3 года назад

I heard that one a few times at school🙄

@TallSilentGuy 3 года назад

Higher!

@KIM-bt7my 3 года назад

Dad's army,👍😊

@mandyneale6667 3 года назад

Love love this show what great characters they played my fave it the batman and Robin sketch they did. So glad they keep replaying these on TV so the next generations can enjoy. My daughter used to sing the theme tune to this show when she was very young. Still makes me smile

@colinhughes916 3 года назад

Agree

@trevcornwall8160 3 года назад

At one point that scene was voted the funniest scene in British comedy history! And many times Only Fools and Horses voted by the people as the most popular Comedy series ever.

@grimupnorth 3 года назад

I once did this in 'real life'. I stormed into a pub where some of my colleagues were having an 'extended' lunch hour, and insisted one of them return to the office. When they indicated that they were 'just coming', I said 'I'll wait', and proceeded to lean on a wall which was too far away for me to do so! No one laughed because I was in such a rage. I laugh now!

@Paulthompson9942 3 года назад

@@grimupnorth I've done something similar, I'm a former MMA fighter and after the second round of a match I was very tired so I went to lean my back on the fence for a rest and was nowhere near it so I ended up on my arse in front of about 700 people

@MephProduction 3 года назад

But it's not even that funny...

@trevcornwall8160 3 года назад

@@MephProduction sorry for your lack of sense of humor

@MephProduction 3 года назад

@@trevcornwall8160 sorry you find someone falling over fully.

@suzannedavies4967 3 года назад

I grew up watching only fools, still watch it to this day and never get bored. British TV at its finest. Thank you for watching and enjoying it 👍

@colinhughes916 3 года назад

Agree

@daniellefinch1233 3 года назад

You need to have a look for the episode of dellboy dumping the blow up dolls

@markscouler2534 3 года назад

Or the time where rodney has to pretend to be 14 when they win a holiday

@daniellefinch1233 3 года назад

@@markscouler2534 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

@gijgij4541 3 года назад

The dolls self-inflating in the back of the Reliant... That was my wife's favourite, almost inducing involuntary micturition every time she saw it.

@daniellefinch1233 3 года назад

@@gijgij4541 or when the doll pops up from behind the bar lol

@gijgij4541 3 года назад

@@daniellefinch1233 Yup.

@markrankin1094 3 года назад

You've seen it before. You know it's coming. You see it coming. It's still hilarious. David Jason commits to that fall completely. Must have been so tempting to panic and try to catch himself.

@GedUK 3 года назад

And the more I see it, the more I appreciate Roger Lloyd Pack's reaction. He fills that time perfectly.

@peterthomas5792 3 года назад

Yep, He said so himself that it was really hard to fully commit without any attempt to save himself. And that, of course, is why it's so funny.

@terrybanks5063 3 года назад

one of the best known scenes in british comedy. so good.

@krmgold9060 3 года назад

This scene is ingrained into the British soul.

@rachelchamberlain6827 3 года назад

You got to watch more Only fools and horses you will love it. 😆👍

@danandrews8102 3 года назад

This show was brilliant. The storylines are genius. You need to watch this whole series .

@ericwilliams2317 3 года назад

Do yourself a favour and get the complete boxed set from start to finish, you'll soon see why this was probably the funniest comedy on UK tv.

@NIGHTSTALKER973 3 года назад

I second this especially since I've found that even though only fools is online I find they sometimes cut out bits of footage and the dvds have extra footage added in.

@davidhoward2487 3 года назад

@@NIGHTSTALKER973 Gone bloody woke and pc..now..My box set came out perfect, no cuts, but that must've been 10 years ago I got that...

@Murdocke89 3 года назад

I’ve met all the cast from only fools and horses years ago, was a major fan for years, Been to a tonne of conventions, John and Sue are amazing always remember me.

@gutz323 3 года назад

I have met Denzel (Paul barber) a few times jamming in a pub in Holland on sea in Essex where he lives, he's a proper down to earth nice fella, and it is now the locals claim to fame since he retired to live there lol!

@Murdocke89 3 года назад

@@gutz323 yeah met him a few times at the only fools and horses appreciation societies convention in Milton Keynes and the NEC, haven’t been for years.

@lynneclarke4866 3 года назад

Characters you will love and comedy gold. Honestly the best programme ever

@davidplatt7273 3 года назад

Hands down the greatest show ever made there’s so many iconic moments in from this show

@mickt3390 3 года назад

Thee greatest comedy moment of British TV..great reaction👏👏👏👏

@godsendsdeath666 2 года назад

This is a great skit, played perfect and timed perfect by two great icons,. Trigger deserves just as much credit as Del Boy, the funniest parts of this was the actions not the words, the fall was executed perfectly, but for me its the way trigger looks for Del Boy, turns around timed to perfection... No words, just great acting. OFAH Timless comedy will always be funny regardless of your age or generation,

@Pete_R 3 года назад

It's about time I've been dying for you to see this Alan it's the greatest ever British sitcom show which ran for like 20 years

@thiskamg 3 года назад

Seven series plus a few Christmas specials! Yes really! It was just so good that we didn't notice the repeats.

@fantomphalcon9153 3 года назад

@@thiskamg Same goes for Fawlty Towers, 12 episodes I think, yet it’s another worldwide classic. Currently I’m mostly watchin’ Still Game, the spin-off from the Scottish comedy show ‘Chewin the Fat’ - Ronald Villiers, the hapless aspiring thespian / out of work actor is one of the funniest characters I’ve seen in years. Steptoe and Son is another classic I’ve watched during furlough, 14 years that ran for but only 6 episodes a year with a few specials. They just don’t make ‘em like they used to. Bless this House, George and Mildred, On The Buses, too many to list. I don’t think that it’s the modern writing that’s the problem, it’s like anything, there’s just so much of everything at the touch of a button that we’ve become emotionally desensitised to horrific gore as much as comedy, in the 60’s & 70’s you had to wait until it was repeated. There was no TV after midnight, with the BBC shutting down to the national anthem at 12am. This is why life is finite, if we were immortal then we’d be putting everything off til tomorrow, forever. Nothing is eternally good, I certainly hope there’s no eternity of song and praise.....

@ameliacharles2284 3 года назад

That regularly gets voted as one of the funniest TV Moments ever. Only Fools is adored by the British Public as one of the greatest sitcoms ever. From start to finish, the quality never dipped. Even when they only did Christmas Specials after the series had long ended. The writing was sublime

@Marikioable 3 года назад

You pick some classics. I remember watching this as it came out and have seen it countless times since, yet, even though I know what's coming, it still makes me laugh.

@TheEclecticBeard 3 года назад

My amazing community that has subscribed or become members have picked me some classics.

@kylereese4822 3 года назад

@@TheEclecticBeard Only fools and horses sooooo many hours of laughter from a timeless classic comedy show :):)

@annephillips8494 Год назад

It's the way he falls so straight and the Barman putting the hatch up with such a straight face.I could not have done it.

@notanindividual6474 3 года назад

Porridge with Ronnie Barker was another triumph of comic writing and acting. David Jason (Delboy) also appeared in that.

@mooncatgrenadier2075 3 года назад

25 years of sheer laughter and not forgetting miami twice.

@helenbailey8419 3 года назад

We knew you'd love it I emailed Warburtons about your reaction to their crumpets to make them smile.They loved it and really laughed in the office.It is being sent to their marketing department.If they use it in an advert here and over there you could be in clover....or in this case crumpets.😃😃

@MagratheaLegend 3 года назад

You paused it right at the best line! "You're cramping my style Trig, You're cramping my style"

@jamesbuckingham.2935 3 года назад

Thought that as well.

@oliverjames4974 3 года назад

He did that in one take!! What a legend

@januzzell8631 3 года назад

His coming timing and ability to prat fall was excellent - not even a flicker as he falls sideways!

@gutz323 3 года назад

Aint auto correct a bitch???

@itsmeagain1745 3 года назад

Actually I believe that it wasn't scripted - a genuine fall but he recovered so well that it was kept in! He talked about it on a chat show - can't remember which though.

@ToTaLePiCpEaNuT 3 года назад

I wish I could rewatch every only fools and horses episode again, timeless classic. You can tell how popular it was, I believe 27 million people in the uk watched the time on your hands episode in 1996... at the time that probably wasn’t far off half the population...

@josephturner4047 3 года назад

I have the box set.

@ToTaLePiCpEaNuT 3 года назад

@@josephturner4047 I meant in terms of rewatching them for first time again

@David-sk9vv 3 года назад

You are a true Gent Sir! Your laugh is infectious and sincere. Thank You

@cong1152 3 года назад

Timeless programme no matter how many times you watch each episode they're still as good as the first time you seen in

@DeneF 3 года назад

Well over 30 years on and I still crease with laughter. All our generation still does I think? Glad you enjoyed it Mr E.Beard. Thanks.

@Parsons360 3 года назад

This is a true classic, Also recommend the chandelier + card game scenes. OFAH is gold amongst the older generations in Britain. It's belly laugh type comedy

@threestepssideways1202 3 года назад

Has to be the Batman and Robin sequence for me.

@howardchambers9679 3 года назад

Oh the card game!

@hobsonp67 3 года назад

@@howardchambers9679 The very first episode with Boycie!

@paulbanks223 3 года назад

The chandelier as already recommended was a brilliant bit of comedy sort of something stolen from the old silent days, very visual, it left Del and Rodney speechless at least.

@gravydavy4188 3 года назад

It actually happened to the chap who writers dad and he decided to use it.

@andysmith5464 3 года назад

David Jason is a brilliant actor and a sitcom Legend. If you haven't already.. check out 'Open All Hours' Ronnie Barker and David Jason.

@andytopley314 3 года назад

David Jason as 'Blanko' in Porridge shows what talent he had even that early

@tomgrant29 3 года назад

I just love the way he stays in the same pose all the way down! As others have said, this is a legendary moment in British comedy

@paulhill1665 3 года назад

For then full effect you have to watch a complete episode, try starting with ‘Jolly boys outing’

@geofo60 3 года назад

Classic British comedy. An Audience with Billy Connolly & the incontinence pants sketch is well worth a look 👍👍. That’ll get you laughing.

@jasonkingshott2971 2 года назад

It is good to see that classic British comedy travels so well, while it's body of work may be universal, the slang, colloquialisms, poking fun at it's own society might not always be understood but great that The Electric Beard "gets it"

@therealbigmak3283 3 года назад

I am writing this as a proud Brit promoting the greatest British sitcom/drama of all time. You are the only one I've seen so far with a genuine reaction who seems to jump the language barrier and understand the humour. Do yourself a service and try and get this show, Only Fools and Horses on dvd. Then strap in for a show that spanned over 20 plus years as they go from tough times to great times. You will not regret it. Also a little insider knowledge here, the shows creator and writer John Sullivan saw this happen in real life in a bar and struggled for many years to write it into a scene. It's now in the top five greatest sitcom scenes of all time. Peace ✌️

@thiskamg 3 года назад

My favourite EVER! You Sir, are a Level 4 Honorary Brit now!

@andrewlaw 3 года назад

Del Boy (David Jason) was in another comedy called Open All Hours with Ronnie Barker who was affectionately known as "the guvnor" by all in the industry. They ended up best of friends until Barker's sad death. Check out "Porridge", it's widely considered Barker's finest work. Porridge in the UK is slang for doing time in prison.

@lilibet23 3 года назад

Omg PLEASE react to the hang gliding scene “Del Goes Hang Gliding” it has me in stitches every time.

@alanmountain5804 3 года назад

Is that our car phone i can hear ringing Rodney?

@janeweedon6335 3 года назад

Try and get up as high as you can Del; you might get a tan!

@samantha6554 3 года назад

'what can you do, what can you do' ....I love that bit, when their planning the car phone ringing 😄

@arsenal10141014 3 года назад

I was actually at the recording for this as part of the audience. Must have been the only person that missed it as i was looking around the set at the exact moment. My expression was similar to Triggers - eh, what happened!?! Where’s Del boy. One take only, he got off a crash mat afterwards... great show.

@grahamsmith9541 3 года назад

I worked behind the scenes on that episode.

@762rob_yt 3 года назад

you should try "allo allo" especially an episode with officer crabtree, another classic from british tv

@simontaylor3211 3 года назад

Just a fantastic comedy series. Every actor in it was spot on. Loved the way Roger Lloyd Pack played Trigger. "If it's a boy, they're going to name it Rodney.... After Dave" 🤣

@DJ_Shenanigan00 3 года назад

Imagine if he didn't find it funny, his whole of uk subs would of gone nuts at him. Just shows no matter were you are from, funny is funny

@mark240862 3 года назад

I can't tell you how many times I have watched that episode over the decades... And yet the tears of laughter are now running down my face. Bloody hilarious. 😂

@user-gh2lf1zw3r 3 года назад

I used to watch this with my family when I was young and my favourite part was when Rodney was scared of his new nephew, Damian 😂😂😂 There was actually a really sad story behind this, where the two brothers were dirt poor and always trying to make an extra buck. Was so lovely when they finally won the lottery, I cried 🥲

@chuckyboy6977 3 года назад

This fall through the bar has been voted the greatest comedy moment in British tv many decades on the trot. The chandelier scene, Trigger Broom, painting of the chinese takeaway and Mum’s grave monument, are brilliant.

@TallSilentGuy 3 года назад

2:59 It's a shame the final line "Yer cramping me style, mate!" was cut off just a little early. I think the real icing on the cake is that Trigger remains completely oblivious to Del's mishap throughout the whole scene.

@petergreen2552 3 года назад

Ended it too soon. "You're cramping me ssssssssstyyle". 🤣

@Rozza2k 3 года назад

Most great shows have one or two of episodes as funny as this, only fools and horses did it every episode. Genuinely the best show england ever produced

@northbankgooner6126 3 года назад

I've seen this 100 times and it still cracks me up. You have to watch more of this series and review it. There isn't a sitcom with soo many funny characters, the best one being Trigger. Only Fools and Horses is surely the best ever British Comedy, and you know it's good when people half your age who are only watching these episodes now 20/30 years later find it as funny as we did when we were younger.

@lightwoven5326 3 года назад

The world has the ship of Thesus and the English have Trigger's Broom...

@Cruithneach 3 года назад

I bet I know what you've been watching 😉

@R0G3RZ87 3 года назад

I'm sure trigg got an award for that broom lol

@lfcmarkeb7124 3 года назад

same broom for 20 years several new heads and handles lol

@mad4mins. 3 года назад

Oh Trigger and his broom!! So funny. Trigger was just a brilliant character, played sooo well

@mrgriff6122 3 года назад

Takes a lot of skill to be able to fall like that and make it look convincing

@leeeastwood6368 3 года назад

rubbish, I do it every time I go to the pub!

@talltroll7092 3 года назад

If you look really carefully, you can see that he does turn his head at the last second, but he does keep his posture

@highpath4776 3 года назад

@@talltroll7092 I think it took three shots in this scene to get the edit right

@grahamsmith9541 3 года назад

@@highpath4776 Only one take needed in front of the audience, but plenty of practice during the day.

@paddymallory4080 3 года назад

One of the classics episodes. I never get bored of fools and horses. Thanks for taking the time to post it was great watching your reaction. 👍 best wishes from the U.K.

@masonbell8840 3 года назад

The guy who played Trig is dead now. Such a loss.

@silverknight4886 3 года назад

David Lloyd-Pack, I think

@TheDeeplyCynical 3 года назад

@@silverknight4886 Roger

@stevemcmosh4271 3 года назад

@@silverknight4886 You must be thinking of the gym chain David Lloyd lol.

@silverknight4886 3 года назад

@@stevemcmosh4271 Sorry Roger Lloyd-Pack

@yidbrad 3 года назад

Yep, was a spurs fan too. He does the voice over for the video played in the stadium before each home game (when fans are allowed in)

@joannewootton8328 3 года назад

This is the best British comedy ever & I never get fed up with watching this scene & it still makes me laugh so much & I'm glad that you enjoyed watching it 👍

@kinasc1575 3 года назад

Hi Eb, you cut into the end line "you're cramping my style mate, you're cramping my style"

@irvsstella 3 года назад

This is one of those classic clips, I'm so glad that you found this hilarious, as did the British public. David Jason is a national treasure.

@kevinrh15000 3 года назад

The fall that David Jason performs in that scene is one of the most difficult things to do. The inbuilt self preservation instinct is extremely powerful. As a result, the natural reaction is to put an arm out in an attempt to save yourself. David Jason performed this without so much as a flinch, and in just one take. True fact.

@misterprecocious2491 3 года назад

The was probably helped knowing he was going to land on a safety mat.

@Wilde_UK 3 года назад

As far as I know this was a mistake. The extra was supposed to put the bar back down but forgot. The fall was real. The 2 of them are so good they just went with it.

@neilchapman9266 3 года назад

the scene was filmed in another comedy program a few years before it happened in only fools and horses

@misfit8974 3 года назад

It wasn't a mistake, was planned but it still hurt his shoulder. That's according to the monthly magazine that came with dvd anyway.

@grahamsmith9541 3 года назад

One take was down to the number of times he rehearsed it during the day.

@leonardhpls6 3 года назад

Best show ever written. RIP John, Roger, Lennard, Buster, Roy, Kenneth and the rest of the gang.

@edgarlee2802 3 года назад

I think the scene in this episode where Rodney gets Cassandra to drop him off at the posh house because he's ashamed of where he lives is hilarious as well.

@janeweedon6335 3 года назад

The best bit is where Rodney walks into the flat dripping from walking home in the pouring rain and Delboy says, 'Alright Rodders? What's it like out?'

@brianholden8357 3 года назад

This show had so many iconic moments. Another great one was with the chandelier. Have to watch if you've never seen it.

@andrewnorris5415 3 года назад

Next, the batman scene? My fav. episode was when they discovered a "spring" on their allotment. This was back when the BBC was great!

@colincharlton9339 3 года назад

Absolutely brilliant..when they bust into the room not knowing that he had died..trigger response was classic..still cry with laughter even now..

@valerieheatlie2034 3 года назад

David said that while he and Nicholas were giggles, Roger Lloyd pack never cracked even on the funniest sketches as his theatre training shone through

@spacefox1016 3 года назад

You gotta react to more Only Fools and Horses, classic British comedy it's hilarious 😂

@krisbagnall3683 3 года назад

Oh excellent! Thanks for this. Your genuine laughter when Del fell through the bar......

@andrewnorris5415 3 года назад

When COVID is over you should do a VLOG of yourself visiting the U.K.

@Mrfort 3 года назад

Good greif ,he would need to spend a few years here based on the recommendations

@getbn6547 3 года назад

I still laugh to this day. The fall looks so genuine, like it was a blooper but they decided to write around it.

@kumasenlac5504 2 года назад

It is a perfect prat-fall - there is no hesitation, no tensing of the body and no facial tell. Brilliant !

@myview5840 3 года назад

Now watch the the one with Trigger and his brush.

@craigfs81 3 года назад

One of if not the greatest scene from a british sitcom. Struggling to remember any that would get close. Triggers reaction as he looks for him is brilliant too.

@kategray9 3 года назад

You should see the scene with the blow up dolls.

@davidwallin7518 3 года назад

Apparently, this was an 'extra' scene, added because Roger Lloyd-Pack (Trigger) was in the same studio and had some spare time - so it was written 'there & then' and became one of the best bits of comedy ever.

@kategray9 3 года назад

This was one of their funniest scenes. You should watch the one with the blow up dolls!

@markmartinbattle5318 2 года назад

it still make's me laugh after all these years ,I am glad he liked it ,gentle humour.

@samyheath8103 3 года назад

Beam me up Snotty 🤣 🤣

@mattrooke3210 3 года назад

I remember watching this when it first with my dad, we were in tears of laughter after seeing this scene. Iconic British humour that still makes me laugh today.

@rokhnroll 3 года назад

You need to watch the only fools and horses 'Batman scene'

@raweggs6540 3 года назад

The S3x Dolls too. when they blow up. lol

@garybutler172 3 года назад

That episode is called heros and villains.

@raweggs6540 3 года назад

@@garybutler172 Danger UXD is really funny too.

@mikeking2539 3 года назад

Worth watching for your reaction, I can remember watching Only Fools and Horses the first time round, so much golded stuff in them, brings back happy memories ! It was done in one take as well.

@crispybacon9523 3 года назад

Check out the chandelier episode, arguably funnier

@kylereese4822 3 года назад

blow up dolls..... lol :)

@ElfSixDave 3 года назад

I was going to mention the Chandelier episode as well as everyone else. Comedy GOLD.

@patchthesinclair5896 3 года назад

Dear Sir, Having watched your reaction to varied absurdities and oddities British, I feel compelled to point out that were you ever to see advertised the post of US Ambassador in London, both nations would benefit greatly from your level of education in our particular ways were you to successfully apply for the position. Yours faithfully, etc

@TheEclecticBeard 3 года назад

If they ever begin advertising that position I will definitely apply.

@patchthesinclair5896 3 года назад

@@TheEclecticBeard see mum I told you he had his head screwed on right!

@colinhughes916 3 года назад

Agree

@AndrewAHayes 3 года назад

I grew up watching Only Fools And Horses, it was a not to be missed show in my family and the Christmas specials took precedent no matter what was on the other channels