Rodney has taken a liking to Debbie, the woman who runs the newsagents. This newfound affection might signify the end of his fondness for those lurid magazines. The complication, however, is her age – she’s only nineteen. And nineteen and a…

The quiet aftermath of Grandad’s funeral settled on Delboy and Rodney, a stillness quickly disrupted by an unexpected arrival. His brother, Uncle Albert, had taken up residence with them, a move that brought with it a fresh wave of peculiar…

The Trotters were destitute, their coffers empty. It was in this predicament that Uncle Albert intervened, orchestrating a carefully contrived mishap involving the open cellar door of the Nag's Head.

In the band 'A Bunch Of Wallies,' Rodney provides the rhythm without wielding a drum. Del Boy, ever the opportunist, assumes the role of manager and secures them a disappointing gig at The Shamrock Club for St. Patrick's Day.

Del has landed himself a lucrative arrangement: looking after Boycie and Marlene's new puppy, Dukie, for a mere sixty pounds a week. It should be simple enough – a bit of Pedigree Chum and the little fellow would be content. However, Dukie …

Del arranged a date for Rodney, but when they arrived at the Nag's Head, Rodney found himself regretting the entire affair.

Del Boy’s ill-conceived ‘Louvry’ door scheme, funded by Denzil’s severance pay, collapses, leaving the pair scrambling for a way to make amends. Their solution, as improbable as it sounds, involves the pursuit of an exceptionally rare butte…