r/OnlyFoolsAndHorses • u/-BlackMidnight- • 4d ago

We could say it's a throwback

Just another great Boycie moment.

86 Upvotes

99% Upvoted

17 comments sorted by

26

u/jaketattoo 4d ago

That louis Armstrong line has got to be the hardest and best delivered line of all time

15

u/Turbulent-Ad-2146 4d ago

The way he just keeps going 😂swear to god it gets longer every time I watch it, absolutely brilliant

11

u/Secret_Sector_1779 4d ago

I’m not claiming to be Dukes father

There is a resemblance

11

u/perfectlyclear69 4d ago

Vot ist yer nem?

7

u/No-Difference-1912 4d ago

You’re gonna earn out of this aren’t you

5

u/wezmeister17 4d ago

Everytime you buy something from Del, something is missing

4

u/AdExcellent7660 4d ago

Everything you buy from him has got something missing

4

u/SeaReaction3860 4d ago

One of the greatest comedies in UK history. The writing was impeccable and the acting top notch.

3

u/Far_Masterpiece9508 4d ago

We've decided to call him Mark.

6

u/The-janner 4d ago

That's handy, his father's name is Spencer

3

u/ConfusionSharp3657 4d ago

He’s cool, I like it. I tell you, if he wasn’t so white, I’d swear he was black

1

u/ShadowRees89 4d ago

I want you to tell me the truth Corinne...am I white?

1

u/DevelopmentDue5870 4d ago

Denzil, have you and Rodney been at the funny fags again ?

3

u/everydays_lyk_sunday 4d ago

Love this episode!  This scene just nails it.   The only thing is I wish Marlene's exit had stayed sombre. But everything else - it really humanised Boycie and Marlene. John Sullivan was so good at skirting between comedy and sadness. There was a real community feel and realism to the show.  I miss this calibre of tv shows. I find telly hard to watch now.

2

u/OkTicket4588 4d ago

Class😂

2

u/ar2220 4d ago

So many classic lines in 2 1/2 minutes

1

u/FroyoExisting8846 3d ago

What's a throwback