Market›List of Only Fools and Horses episodes
Company Profile

List of Only Fools and Horses episodes

British sitcom Only Fools and Horses has aired 64 episodes across seven series. The show is about two brothers who live in Peckham, London. It was first broadcast in the United Kingdom on BBC One on 8 September 1981. It aired for seven series and seventeen Christmas specials. The final episode was broadcast on 25 December 2003. In total, 64 episodes of Only Fools and Horses were produced, all written by John Sullivan and now available on both Region 2 and Region 1 DVD.

Episodes
Series 1 (1981) {{Episode table |background=#7BC2E2 |overall=5 |title=20 |aux1=20 |aux1T=Produced by |director=20 |aux3=10 |aux3T=Runningtime |airdate=16 |country=UK |viewers=11 |episodes= {{Episode list {{Episode list {{Episode list {{Episode list {{Episode list {{Episode list Series 2 (1982) {{Episode table |background=#FFE101|overall=5 |title=20 |aux1=20 |aux1T=Produced by |director=20 |aux3=10 |aux3T=Runningtime |airdate=16 |country=UK |viewers=11 |episodes= {{Episode list {{Episode list {{Episode list {{Episode list {{Episode list {{Episode list {{Episode list Series 3 (1983) {{Episode table |background=#80BB5F|overall=5 |title=20 |aux1=20 |aux1T=Produced by |director=20 |aux3=10 |aux3T=Runningtime |airdate=16 |country=UK |viewers=11 |episodes= {{Episode list {{Episode list {{Episode list {{Episode list {{Episode list First appearance of Jim Broadbent as Roy Slater {{Episode list {{Episode list First appearance of Paul Barber as Denzil Tulser, and Kenneth MacDonald as Mike Fisher Series 4 (1985) {{Episode table |background=#A68CC3|overall=5 |title=20 |aux1=20 |aux1T=Produced by |director=20 |aux3=10 |aux3T=Runningtime |airdate=16 |country=UK |viewers=11 |episodes= {{Episode list {{Episode list {{Episode list {{Episode list {{Episode list {{Episode list {{Episode list Series 5 (1986–1987) {{Episode table |background=#304677|overall=5 |title=20 |aux1=20 |aux1T=Produced by |director=20 |aux3=10 |aux3T=Runningtime |airdate=16 |country=UK |viewers=11 |episodes= {{Episode list {{Episode list {{Episode list {{Episode list {{Episode list {{Episode list {{Episode list Series 6 (1988–1989) {{Episode table |background=#B30027|overall=5 |title=20 |aux1=20 |aux1T=Produced by |director=20 |aux3=10 |aux3T=Runningtime |airdate=16 |country=UK |viewers=11 |episodes= {{Episode list {{Episode list {{Episode list {{Episode list {{Episode list {{Episode list Series 7 (1990–1991) {{Episode table |background=#FCA517|overall=5 |title=20 |aux1=20 |aux1T=Produced by |director=20 |aux3=10 |aux3T=Runningtime |airdate=16 |country=UK |viewers=11 |episodes= {{Episode list {{Episode list {{Episode list {{Episode list {{Episode list {{Episode list Christmas specials (1991–2003) {{Episode table |background=#EF98AA|overall=5 |title=20 |aux1=20 |aux1T=Produced by |director=20 |aux3=10 |aux3T=Runningtime |airdate=16 |country=UK |viewers=11 |episodes= {{Episode list {{Episode list {{Episode list {{Episode list {{Episode list First appearance of Benjamin Smith as Damien Trotter ==Other==
Other
Short specials Cameo appearances David Jason appeared in adverts for Abbey National, Rover and Radio Times as Del Boy. Jason made a cameo appearance on the 2021 Christmas special of Strictly Come Dancing, wishing Jay Blades well after he danced to the show's theme tune. Jason also made a cameo as the voice of an animated Del Boy on a 2023 edition of The Apprentice. In March 2024, Jason appeared in the role of Del Boy in an episode of Car SOS. John Challis made appearances as Boycie in a few adverts for UK Gold and an advert for Del's autobiography. He also appeared in a music video for "Del Boy's Tune". Documentaries ==Ratings==
Source: Wikipedia ↗
tickerdossier.comtickerdossier.substack.com