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@sarahfields288 2 года назад

Lenard's funeral was a week before this was filmed so, emotions were still raw.

@gazherman6940 2 года назад

John Sullivan was an incredible writer you find from this season that comedy is mixed with sad moments, it's what makes it such a brilliant show

@brianmason8059 2 года назад

In episodes like this you can see just how good an actor David Jason is.

@lordsummerisle87 2 года назад

A good episode. What I find crazy is that Buster Merrifield (who played Uncle Albert) was a very different person to his character. Until he retired he was an area bank manager (a very spit-and-polish job in them days), only becoming a professional actor at age 57. He was tee-total, non-smoking fitness enthusiast; an Army instructor in PT and jungle warfare "durin da wawh". A swimmer and a runner and keen on disco dancing.

@LetsGoBoxing 2 года назад

This was a great episode. Saying goodbye to a great character and the beginning of a new great character. And brilliant performances from Del and Rodney

@murdoch691 2 года назад

Omg Josh I've just seen you crying hey big man we've all cried at that part it shows the genius that was John Sullivan he could make you cry with laughter but he could also tear your heart with sensetive writing so never hide your tears Josh let them show 😁

@jamespickersgill8416 2 года назад

You are a good man josh. Love how you have taken the trotters to your heart

@tbass94 2 года назад

I always cry at that bit too man. OFAH always manages to get those emotional moments spot on in the midst of all the laughs

@londoncali6437 2 года назад

Josh, I could see you trying to hold back tears during Del's scene. This episode was difficult to watch especially losing Grandad. There are only 2 scenes in any sitcoms I've watched where I did shed tears - Del's emotional rant in this episode and Will Smith's Fresh Prince "To Hell With Him" scene regarding his deadbeat dad. Both Sir David Jason (Del Boy) and Nick Lyndhurst (Rodney) deserved Oscars for their performances. Grandad will always be an amazing character but now we have Uncle "During The War" Albert - another great character

@lordcharfield4529 2 года назад

There’s a certain scene in Friday Night Dinner in one of the later episodes (I don’t want to say so much and spoil it) that’s a real tear jerker…………..

@garethlamb4963 2 года назад

As to be best the Del boy emotional seen though the hole series

@Pwwh0711 2 года назад

The way Rodney says "It was Grandad" was tremendous acting...'made me go too.

@MrHighlifewest Год назад

I always sort of compare only fools and fresh Prince. Both have a ton of hilarious moments, iconic characters and does drama really well while balancing it with jokes.

@murdoch691 2 года назад

This was filmed a week after grandad died in real life and you can tell this episode wasn't acted the whole crew felt the impact

@wiidub9225 2 года назад

Honestly one of the best reaction channels on RU-vid,you have an infectious laugh,great sense of humor and also a big heart.

@ajivins1 2 года назад

"-more bounce than Zebedee!" That was a kids character from The Magic Roundabout who had a giant spring instead of legs.

@6581punk 2 года назад

9:16 Some jokes are of their time. When Del says "can't he kip in the back of that" he's referring to an awful car, the Morris Marina :)

@thecornedbeefcouncil9792 2 года назад

Great reaction Josh. This episode is often held up as one of the best examples of John Sullivans brilliant writing and how it can take you on an emotional rollercoaster.

@DavidJohnson-wu6kf 2 года назад

I can see you have become an only fools and horse family member like us English. Del rodney granddad uncle Albert and the rest of the crew are like our family. I cry every time I watch that scene it never changes. Brother you're English and only fools family now! In glad you watch the whole episodes and get it so well for an American man. You're truthful honest man We love you over here brother!

@sporkfindus4777 2 года назад

Bless you Josh! There's another moment that gets me in a later episode where Del has a health scare and he puts on a tough guy show but is physically shaken in a private moment. David Jason is a hell of an actor, as is Nicholas Lyndhurst.

@alexdredge655 2 года назад

John Sullivan could do that, have you crying one second then laughing the next, what a genius

@EdgyNumber1 2 года назад

David Jason, one of our best actors that never went to Hollywood.

@Martin-nz3qb 2 года назад

he did go to hollywood

@EdgyNumber1 2 года назад

@@Martin-nz3qb Ah when was that, what movie?

@davel9514 2 года назад

@@EdgyNumber1 I think the OP is referring to OFAH episode "Miami Twice"

@EdgyNumber1 2 года назад

@@davel9514 But that was a BBC Television production filmed on location in Florida, not a Hollywood production. If anyone could find the Hollywood movie or TV show David Jason was in I'd love to know 👍

@lordepic2017 2 года назад

@@EdgyNumber1 isn’t he the giant in the og bfg however I’m not sure it was hollywood

@philb2052 2 года назад

That moment at the beginning with trig and Del felt so real to me. It gets me teary from the start. Such a brilliant episode.

@playertoo3749 2 года назад

Some really emotional parts to this episode. Dels speech about not knowing how to grieve, having to be the tough guy, grow up fast and look after Rodney is rough. Always felt Rodney's whispered apology too

@markhughes8314 2 года назад

Saw a programme the other day and one of the production team was saying that "Grandad's" passing really affected Nick Lyndhurst big time. He said he used to look at him as his own Grandad. Very sad time.

@Trikeboy2 2 года назад

The mark of a good comedy is one where the audience care so much about the characters they can be moved to tears in episodes like this.

@-Tidgy 2 года назад

The scene where Del opened up always gets me nearly every time still, even after watching every episode countless times. When the episodes that both grandad and uncle pass it puts me in a sad mood for the rest of the day 😂

@jamestaylor1347 2 года назад

Seen this episode 50 times and dellboy talking about family breaking your heart, puts a lump in my throat and a tear in my eye every time.

@adz_b 2 года назад

Great writing, ability to make you cry & laugh all within 1 episode……genius 👍😢😀🇬🇧

@Renegade2786 2 года назад

The episode *Modern Man* had a scene that made you cry and then laugh.

@davel9514 2 года назад

@@Renegade2786 There's been a good few episodes that would make you lagh and cry

@stewartcohen-jones2949 2 года назад

My eyes started watering at exactly the same time. Casting one’s mind back to those first few episodes of series one, little did they know at the time that they would become so real in peoples imagination. I think the brilliant last episode of series one saved the show from cancellation and thank god it did.

@darrenpage8506 3 дня назад

I was lucky enough to be in the studio audience to see this particular episode recorded (at BBC Television Centre, London). Fantastic episode. John Sullivan had such a knack of injecting just the right amount of humour in an unavoidably emotional episode. The scene where Rodney misunderstands Del's behaviour was acting of the highest calibre. I noticed it drove you to tears, it shows how much love you have for the characters 👍

@vix_in_japan 2 года назад

Yep that scene where Del and Rodney have it out was a real eye opener for me as a kid and made me realize what true genius in writing is. Having lost all my grandparents at a young age I really identified with the emotions displayed and as I’ve got older the more I see it from Del’s POV. This whole episode is one of my all time favorites bittersweet that it is. Your reaction was spot on and confirms why you’re the only reactionist on RU-vid I give a stuff about.

@luciddreams3493 2 года назад

David is very understated he does some amazing work. He played a old prisoner in porridge I think he did some of his best work in his younger days.

@davel9514 2 года назад

I quite liked him in "A Touch of Frost", but I hated (as a show) the "Darling Buds of May"

@staygoldponyboy8881 2 года назад

Dude you got me going to😢 and I've seen it over hundred times😂 That's why this show is so loved, absolute class🏴󠁧󠁢󠁷󠁬󠁳󠁿❤🇺🇲

@clarewright5178 2 года назад

....Awwww, bless you 🤗 I still, and always get choked up , with regards to Del boy's emotional scene towards grandad. Even more so, seeing you become overwhelmed.... This is because, that particular scene was genuine real tears from David Jason (del boy) .... Xxx Hugs to you and Taylor 💌 Xxx Clare 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿 UK (South Yorkshire) xx

@kevinbingham1950 2 года назад

You have just let me see what a big heart you've got mate in the last clip.good to see.

@tommytucker83 2 года назад

The way OFAH pivots from touching emotional moments one moment to hilarious comedy the next is what makes it truly special.

@danieleyre8913 2 года назад

I’ve always felt that this show is best appreciated by working class people who know the hard life that the Trotter’s live.

@WynnJ 2 года назад

To see you cry for Grandad was just too much. I have cried every time I watch this episode. But to see you today crying for Grandad shows just how powerful his legacy is. Thank you from a big horses fan. ✌️❤️🇮🇪

@darrell1829 2 года назад

RIP Lennard Pearce, Buster Merryfield, John Challis, Kenneth MacDonald, Roger Lloyd Pack

@ansionnachbeagrioga5260 2 года назад

People grieve in their own way. Some people grieve by creating levity to lessen the loss. In Ireland, we act somber at the burial, but afterwards we have a wake where we eat and drink and laugh as we celebrate the person's life and tell stories about them among friends and family.

@RCvapor 2 года назад

Loved your break down, only fools is one of the only shows that can make you cry and laugh in the same 30 seconds, it also goes from slapstick to deep content, they don’t make shows like this anymore 👍

@alsyville 2 года назад

This episode is so full of heart. The loss of a fellow actor and friend, and then having to film the funeral of a beloved character. You can see the emotions. ❤️

@mrspoon6742 2 года назад

It's always a bit like that after funerals: people laughing and so on. I think it is the relief.

@jamesdawson2393 2 года назад

David Jason’s performance in the flat with Rodney is outstanding, that’s one of the reasons this show is so good, it wasn’t afraid of side stepping away from the comedy for some serious moments without turning into a drama.

@deepskymike767 2 года назад

Been following josh for a long time now and he’s definitely the most genuine reactor on youtube. In fact Josh man I’m from the uk and only discovered Karl pilkington through you. God bless you dude.

@888bangthory 2 года назад

The next episode 'hole in one' was already partially filmed with grandad before Leonard passed and had to be rewritten and reshot with Albert

@theliamofella 2 года назад

I really respect that you have become sensitive to the characters , and it’s genuine ✌️👍

@rachelchamberlain6827 2 года назад

I cry everytime I watch it and I've seen it many many times before x

@keepgoing1973 2 года назад

You're a good guy Josh. That's the first thumbnail I've seen of you when your not laughing. Only fools really takes off after this episode. I know you're gonna watch em all. Enjoy

@NPA1001 2 года назад

I have heard it said That scene with Del talking about Grandad convinced many Television writers and producers that David Jason could play more than just comedic roles he went on over the next 30 plus years to produce a fantastic body of Drama and Comedy work in the U.K.

@kkly27 2 года назад

He’s a genuine national treasure. Love him.

@DC-fs4tw 2 года назад

Josh, Dude , I felt your emotion, just like I did the first time I saw this episode . Fantastic show , amazing actors . David Jason that played Del , did a brilliant tv series called “ A touch of frost “ where he plays a police detective, quite serious , and extremely entertaining . Worth a look for private time viewing . All the best dude , stay safe and keep up the amazing work ✌🏻

@LilLouise18 2 года назад

I watched this episode just yesterday, it still brings tears to my eyes.

@25dimensionsfrancis42 2 года назад

Good writting and good acting can always bring a tear .I saw David Jason in the 1999 film All the Kings Men which is well worth a look.

@davidhoward2487 2 года назад

Yes a true story as well...

@DanielWebb-jn8ku 2 года назад

Thanks for supporting and enjoying true british comedy best wishes

@bargainboymakem1 2 года назад

There's a reason David Jason is one of our nation's most loved actor. Obviously with the aid Of John O'Sullivan's superb writing, he mixes comedy and heart felt emotion so well. Glad to see you appreciate it. There's a reason I watch every reaction vid you post.....apart from One Foot in the Grave of course. That was a show for grandmas back in the early 90s :)

@trudim6024 2 года назад

Yeah I don’t think I’ve ever teared up at this scene as much as now. I lost my little brother a few years ago so those lines “they hold you up, drag you down, and then they….break your bloody heart” really cuts deep. Seeing Josh react to it is doubly sad, it makes me think when people get upset watching scenes like this, that they also know that pain.

@kkly27 2 года назад

Fantastic writing with the lines delivered by equally fantastic actors. We are all so lucky to be able to enjoy this gem of a comedy.

@ThePerkins100 2 года назад

Very emotional, there are other moments during the series that we can all relate to. Brilliant writing. Still a joy to watch after all this time.

@jodu626 2 года назад

Beautiful episode

@bobbierocksbuster5584 2 года назад

Oi gently! Classic Del Boy

@enjaysee750 2 года назад

Loved your emotional reaction to this Josh, we can see just how much you understand and love this show. Like Del, I was left to look after a younger brother at a young age so that scene with Del's monologue always gets me because I totally empathised with everything he said (and yes I shed some tears too so you're in good company!) As many have said John Sullivan has a unique talent of combining drama and comedy that will bring you to tears and this style really takes off from here. Keenly anticipating your future reactions!

@alberttrotter3938 2 года назад

Brilliant mate. I was shedding a few tears again. Loved your analysis also.

@elaineshakeshaft2830 2 года назад

I'm going to miss Grandad but I love uncle Albert😂😂😂😂❤❤

@residentrandom7752 2 года назад

Watching this scene again brought tears to my eyes. Fantastic episode and react video josh.

@partiallysightedpaul 2 года назад

Much love man. Great television makes you both laugh and cry.

@adamjames3930 2 года назад

Been waiting with expectancy for this episode since the last one. Firstly because I think your reaction videos are always really sincere. Love that scene where tell basically tells off Rodney because it's like.... This is who del fundamentally is. Throughout the entire show he's the rock that's supporting his dippy younger brother and grandad etc... It shows John sullivan had a total understanding of who his characters were. Love your videos josh. Keep going.

@kennethstark9383 2 года назад

Great episode and a great insight of what you went through with your family 👍

@neiledmonds2351 2 года назад

It was trigger who nicked the cigarette machine 😂😂😂😂😂

@PatrickFoxGaming 2 года назад

John Sullivan was a genius. There was never one bad episode of the show, and he wrote them all. He also wrote for the Two Ronnies.

@nick6660 2 года назад

This is we’re John writing really comes into its own del speech is something I think most men feel like

@england902 2 года назад

Well done buddy. True emotion

@claregale9011 2 года назад

Best series ever , love only fools

@martinconnors5195 Год назад

This episode, is extremely emotional. Because it reminds me of my Maternal grandparents double-funeral and committal (March 9th 2021)

@pampennyworth 2 года назад

You’re going to love Uncle Albert. “One time during the war” will ring through some brilliant belly laughs.

@mancboy1 Год назад

wow, did not expect the tears on your side. You set me off! - could see the emotion in your face, well played man. New Sub.

@SPIFFgg 2 года назад

One of the greatest episodes in the history of British TV. Nice reaction :)

@gostopstopgo 2 года назад

Again love your reaction.You are definitely my favourite watch and recommend anyone to subscribeGlad you enjoyed this classic..

@ZEUSDAZ 2 года назад

Now the show really kicks off, Grandad was ok but he was limited and most of his time was just sat in the flat whereas Albert was a new lease of life, a breath of fresh air and the show was able to do so much more with him.

@jamestaylor1347 2 года назад

Can't wait to the reaction to hull and back.

@bewd4310 2 года назад

Crying at emotional scenes shows you’re human. ❤️ The scene I can’t watch is one late series special episode. I even skip the episode if I’m binging it(if I’m feeling down) fans will know the scene I mean…

@elaineshakeshaft2830 2 года назад

You are so sweet Josh❤❤

@davidz2562 2 года назад

S1 was shown in 81, s2 in 82 & s3 in 83. There was no series shown in 84, when Lennard Pearce, who played Grandad, died. S4 was shown in 85 & in its first ep Del says that Grandad is ill. Buster Merryfield was brought in as his brother, Uncle Albert, in this ep.

@kevanbodsworth9868 2 года назад

" As long as yer ´appy son " Maybe my favouite line in Fools and horses,, Like if beong miserable makes you happy go ahead,

@lifesahike1679 2 года назад

Brilliant acting

@lindamerrett6600 2 года назад

Great reaction, ❤️

@VCYT 2 года назад

Funny fact... My mother saw the rodney actor outside the cemetery on the day of filming the gravesite scenes.

@carlday3538 2 года назад

Introducing Uncle Albert hes a legend... During the war

@MJ-gu9rt 2 года назад

With regards to the new character to replace Grandad, David Sullivan strongly considered having a female character and when he spoke to David Jason about it David said how can Del Boy treat a female character in the same way he treated Grandad, and so David Sullivan, in my opinion, took the correct decision in getting another male character and here we have the brilliant Uncle Albert.

@jamesvickers5998 2 года назад

Ah been waiting too long for another fools and horses reaction. Keep up the good work, much love from this side of the pond.

@aaroncarter9753 2 года назад

And there ya have it, the shows transcends the genre and becomes a beloved national institution

@davidbull7210 2 года назад

They started work on the fourth series right at the end of the year - much later than the previous three. Had they begun earlier Grandad may have lasted through til the end of filming. The new episodes were hastily written and the season was filmed and produced very close to transmission.

@traherne6726 2 года назад

A great episode and a great reaction

@rudolphclancy8293 10 месяцев назад

It's interesting that their original plan was to replace Granddad with an elderly aunt, but John Sullivan realised that the sort of light-hearted abuse they gave Granddad, and later Albert, would just appear cruel instead of funny.

@denisedale4125 2 года назад

It's was filmed a few weeks after the who played granddad died

@bluesrocker91 2 года назад

I think we're just not really mentally equipped to deal with mortality, how one moment someone is there, and the next moment that person, all their memories and everything that made them who they are is gone forever. It just doesn't make sense... I always react with complete disbelief whenever someone I know dies. It takes a long time for me to wrap my head around it.

@lucywillis4535 2 года назад

The character on Rodney's p.j's is British comic book hero, Dan Dare ...

@legionnairegonk4425 2 года назад

'Couldn't he sleep in the back of the Marina'? So you understand, Marina was a crappy car made by the now defunct British Leyland car company in the 70's....

@rcagoon1969 2 года назад

Loving the vids. Just nailing it. The Yanks are alright!

@davel9514 2 года назад

Not until the get hold of democracy 🤣

@paulbrecken2136 2 года назад

Fantastic episode great reaction and thanks for sharing your thoughts afterwards.

@jodu626 2 года назад

Prob watched this episode 15 times i still blub at it

@elaineshakeshaft2830 2 года назад

I did enjoy it Josh I loved it👌

@82garethphillips 2 года назад

Grandads funeral was a hard watch

@HankD13 2 года назад

You plonker, Rodney! As to the writing, there was no "they", it was just a "he". This amazing show ran for seven seasons, with 16 Christmas specials. The cast was fantastic, but outshone by John Sullivan. He not only created and wrote the show virtually single handed, he even wrote and sang the theme tune! Amazing man.

@GuestOfGregoryHouse 2 года назад

Prefer Uncle Albert to Grandad but you have to admit this episode was a brilliant send off. Can't wait to see your reactions to the next episodes. Would love to see you watching the feature length specials too