With so many episodes, you can't go wrong. Since I was a kid, Only Fools and Horses has been my go-to sitcom. The characters are original and the show has brought out the best that they have to offer.I highly recommend this for people who like a good ol' belly laugh!

This show deserves to be remembered as the best comedy of all time. With its hilarious characters, such as Del Boy, Rodders, Albert, Grandad and Trigger, the sheer hilarity of the situations they get themselves in, and the fact everything always seems to go wrong, it is without doubt a cult classic. Some of the funniest TV moments of all time came from this show - Del falling through the bar, the chandelier incident, the Jolly Boys Outing - all are remembered fondly, and you'll laugh every time you see an episode, not just the first time. The fact every viewer was so happy when they finally got their million in the end showed how well the actors, writers and all the crew have done to make all viewers feel such strong emotions for the characters, and this show should never be forgotten. The best British sitcom of all time? Definitely.

This series is the cream of the crop of British comedy with out a doubt! In many ways this program relates to how most of us lived in the late 70's and 80's and depicts the struggles and morals of the time with a twist of good old cockney humour! A timeless classic, one you can watch over and over and you still laugh out loud as if you are watching it for the first time! One of Sir David Jason's best performances! Although other classics include the notable Open All Hours as the character Granville. Nicholas Lyndhurst had his best moments on this show!Not farewell...just Bonjor.... You know it makes sense!

No matter how many times you watch it you will still laugh. Nearly every episode is a classic apart from the last three. I have watched every episode multiple times over the last nineteen years and still watch them occasionally, that's how good it is. It is very rare to have a sitcom produce so many great episodes, David Jason and Nicolas Lyndhurst are brilliant. Roger Lyoyd-Pack who plays Trigger is always funny and John Challis is great as the sly second hand car dealer Boycie. I can't say enough about this, if you have not seen it, do yourself a favor WATCH IT. If you don't find this funny, there really is something wrong. CLASSIC ten out of ten!!!!