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The Class of '62 [7.4] [ edit ] Trigger: Give me a lift home will you Boyce? Denzil: Yeah me too Boycie. Boycie: Oh yes of course I'm running a bleedin' minicab service these days, ain't I? Pauline: It used to be your mother's room, Rodney, but it's mine now and I don't want to see you in there. Is that understood? Rodney: Jawohl, mein Obergruppenführer! (gives a Nazi salute)

Strained Relations [4.2] [ edit ] Albert: Your name Rodney, son? Rodney: Well, it is when Trigger's not about! Dr. Robbie Meadows: You've got to make a decision, Mr Trotter: we can either save you or the baby. Del: Robbie Meadows, you old git. Dr. Robbie Meadows: Del please. Del: Sorry. Doctor Meadows, you old git. What you doing here? Dr. Robbie Meadows: I've got good news and bad news Del. The good news is they put me in charge of your case. Del: What's the bad news? Dr. Robbie Meadows: I specialise in amputation. Del: Good one. So how come you're in charge? Dr. Robbie Meadows: Accident really. I was chatting to some collegues when the name Derek Trotter came up, so I asked to see your GP's notes and look at your tests. I was amazed, I found myself reading about this non smoking, tee-total, celibate, vegetarian health freak. I thought to myself can this be the same Derek Trotter I know and begrudginly admire? That wheeling dealing Pina Colada lout, the Castella king, the curry coniseur, the same man who's lived his life on fast food, fried bread and doubtful women? Del: Was it? Dr. Robbie Meadows: Yeah it was. After Del has said he can see the baby's head] Rodney: Is it... normal? Del: What do you mean, normal? Rodney: No... numbers or anything? Del: What do you think this is? A bloody raffle?Its seventh regular series aired in 1991 and was followed by sporadic Christmas specials until the show ended in 2003. One of Del Boy's many strengths is his cosmopolitan, continental outlook on life - just look at his dazzling knowledge of our cousins across the channel and their rich language and culture. All that French vocabulary of his has clearly had an impact on his philosophy of life generally, and he knows there's no reason to be sad about farewells. It's never goodbye - it's just bonjour. You can just imagine Bogart saying this on a drizzly runway, can't you? Next time you're faced with your own heart-rending goodbye with a departing beloved, remembering Del's words will not only dull the pain, but make you sound highly sophisticated in the process. Del has entered a clay pigeon shoot with a sawn off shotgun at Lady Victoria's house.] Rodney: Oi! Where'd you get that gun? Del: Iggy Higgins. Rodney: Iggy Higgins robs banks. Del: Yeah I know but it's Saturday, innit.

After Del lies to Lisa that he used to be a Royal Marine Commando, and had a bad landing from a faulty parachute.] Lisa: I always thought Marines were, you know, taller. Rodney: He used to be much taller, but like he said, he had a bad landing. I would be lying if I said that I wasn’t driven by the prospect of more money. Money makes the world go round and the more of it we have means the better things we can afford and enjoy. Money doesn’t always make you happy, but being short of money doesn’t exactly fill me with joy either. Fancy holidays, nice cars, top restaurants, smart clothes and even just not having to jump for joy when you hear ‘whirrrrrrrrring’ noise of your money being counted out at the cash machine. We all need it and very few people are content with the amount that they have. We always want more. The Driscoll Brothers arrive at the Nag's Head.] Danny: Boycie, how nice! Boycie: Hello Danny. Your brother not with you? Danny: Yeah. (Tony pops out from behind him) Boycie: Oh watcha Tony. Drink? Tony: Nah! That right, Marlene's up the spout? Boycie: Yeah. Danny: Dear dear dear. You let us know the minute you find out who done it and we'll sort him out. Albert: (heading into Grandad's bedroom) I might as well kip down in there, eh? Del: No, no, you can't go in there. That's my Grandad's room! Albert: Yeah but - I'm his brother! Del: Yeah, that don't make no difference. Only me and Rodney are allowed in that room! Thatroom is gonna remain exactly as he left it! That room is going to be a shrine dedicated to the memory of my grandfather. Albert: I understand, Del. Del: No, we'll just have to think of something else that's all. Listen, if I get the big mattress out of Rodney's room I can put it down. No, I'd never get it through the door would I. Mike and Boycie talk about Albert's terrible singing.] Mike: Why does he keep doing it, eh? Boycie: God knows. I suppose at some time in his life, someone told him he could play the piano. Mike: Yeah, but I'd like to meet the git who told him he could sing!The star himself comments: "I am delighted that Only Fools And Horses still brings so much pleasure to past fans and now a new generation. If everyone enjoys these programmes as much as I enjoyed making them, then the world can only be a better place." But how does a fledgling entrepreneur find out what they don’t know? They ask. Mike Smith from Ripley Training says “one of the most efficient way is to access training like Finance for Non-Financial Managers, Leadership and Sales and Marketing to help you to develop and enhance your skills and knowledge. Accessing external training and follow up coaching can give you a clearer view on your business and how you plan for the future. If time is on your side, you could also combine this approach with joining a local chamber or networking group and learn from your peers.”

Del: Holland?! Gas Man: What! Del: Which way to Holland?! Gas Man: It's over there! Del: Thank you John! (to Albert) Albert turn left, Holland is that way. (to Rodney) See Rodney, don't know where to go you just got to ask. Del: Never give up on people, Rodney. I know that most of the time they don't seem to understand. But when you're in trouble and you cry out for help, some will always be there. Trigger's cousin Cyril's a perfect example. He owed 500 quid on his mortgage. Trigger: They were gonna be thrown out on the street the following day. he was very worried about it. Mike: So what happened Trig? Trigger: He drove out to Beachy Head. Parked about five foot from the edge of the cliff. Albert: What, he was gonna drive off it? Trigger: Yeah! He just sat there for a couple of hours, his head resting on the steering wheel. People tried to talk to him out of it but he was too depressed to listen. Del: But then, and this is what I mean about people, Rodney, they had a whip-round and got him his 500 quid. Rodney: No! Who held the whip-round? Del: All the passengers on his bus. Del: When a North Korean came to live in London, he thought that Battersea dog's home was a takeway. At least pulling out items that meant something to him would have had a narrative place and made the show a bit more cushtie.Stephen: And Africa is where it's at. Recently Joanne and I spent little time down in Afrique sur-mer. Del: Fabrique belgique. Rodney is not impressed by Pauline.] Del: You don't have romantic feelings, you. You just have animal urges. Sometimes I think you've learned the art of seduction by watching Wildlife on One. Rodney: So ummm... what you doing here, Trig? Trigger: Well Del said he'd give me a lift to the pub. Rodney: Oh, right. (realises) But you live closer to the pub than us. Trigger: I know. Rodney: In fact, you have to walk past the pub to get to this flat. Trigger: Yeah? But Del said he'd give me a lift!

Myles: First things first. We have to ascertain what kind of soil you have. Del: Well, it's this - earthy sort. Del: (when Rodney asks if he's anything like his father, Freddie the Frog) Freddie the Frog was a professional burglar. He was disloyal to his friends. He was a womaniser, a home-breaker, a con-man, a thief, a liar, and a cheat... So no Rodney, you're nothing like him.

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Rodney: I'm saying nothing till I phone my solicitor. Slater: Go on then phone your solicitor [He puts the phone out] Rodney: I haven't got a solicitor. Slater: Don't waste my bloody time then. It’s something his dad, described as a bit of a Del Boy-style rogue, believes in – hence the Trotter manta in the title of the show - and it’s something that the comedian suffered a dearth of when he had a crisis of confidence about stand-up, wondering if his career will ever properly take off. Nine years in, he still struggles to make a living wage.

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