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'I'm free!'

Ah.

I'll get me coat.

J.

 

26 out of 30 - not bad here either!

I suspect Boycey might get 30...

 

I flunked

 

I got 18 not bad considering I never watched it religiously

 

27/30.

Not sure about Question 8.

In the episode where the boy's father turns up to warn them about a (bogus) blood disorder, he trys to cause trouble by changing the blood group for Del - to make out he isn't his son. This is found out at the end of the episode.

Although in another episode it is said that their mother wasn't sure, i don't remember seeing anything specifically saying they are not blood brothers.

Si

 

It was hinted at in an episode when Rodney was getting some photos developed, he looked at the photo and saw a spitting image of himself in the old photo he had developed, can't remember the exact episode, it was one of the latest episodes though.

 

I have watched every episode, but not as familiar with the later ones. It is hinted in several, but just don't remember seeing anything that specifies it...

 

I crashed and burned there lol 9/30

 

17/30. Who the hell is Jim broadbent???

 

Very fine actor.

http://uk.imdb.com/name/nm0000980/

 

Of course!!
You're right, Very fine actor

 

It just came to me, he actually played del boy's nemesis Roy Slater.

 

I'm sure the one with Freddie the Frog mentioned (the bank robbery episode where they look for his grave but find out he was buried at sea) is the original reference to this - and one of the last ones of the lot Rodney and Del both know that they have different fathers - but have never let on to each other that they know because 'it would break his heart'

 

That shows you how good an actor he is, as I remember, he was pretty bloody menacing.

 

Yeah, that's "The frog's legacy"

Don't recall this one. Next time I open the case i'll pick a later one.

 

27/30, wish the A+ had been as easy as this, sometimes UK Gold is the only thing worth watching. As i recall in one episode Rodney sees an old picture of Del as a young man on the Jolly Boys outing and sees himself in the middle of it, this man was Freddy the Frog and assumed father of Rodders. ( i know, i should get out more )