Good heavens! Rodder is tarnishing the Trotter family name by being in a relationship with a police officer.

Del is currently engaged in the sale of Trig’s grandmother’s authentic antique urns. The complication arises from the fact that one of these urns contains the remains of Trig’s grandfather.

Del Boy and Jasper Wylde are preparing for a poker game of unprecedented scale in Peckham. Yet, the true nature of Jasper’s intentions remains shrouded in mystery.

Rodney has finally acquired a bird. Alas, she is no young thing, and her husband, a man who has spent time in prison, is nearing his release.

Del has secured a job painting a Chinese restaurant, though the prudence of enlisting assistance from Rodney "Leonardo" Trotter remains to be seen.

The Trotter family's holiday had begun, a cheerful start to their time away, when Grandad found himself unexpectedly entangled with the Spanish authorities.

Del presented the Dresden-collecting aristocracy with pieces of North Korean porcelain, alongside an offer for his chandelier-cleaning services.