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Only Fools And Horses - The Complete Series 6 [1981]

Only Fools And Horses - The Complete Series 6 [1981]

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Director: Mandie Fletcher
Actors: Patrick Mcmanus, Grant Stevens, Pete Chesterfield, Roger Liddement
Studio: 2 Entertain Video
Category: Video

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Rating: 4.5 out of 5 stars 20 reviews

Format: Pal
Rating: Parental Guidance
Media: VHS Tape
Discs: 2
Number Of Items: 2
Running Time: 300 Minutes
Shipping Weight (lbs): 1.1
Dimensions (in): 7.8 x 4.9 x 2.4

Model: BBCV 6817
EAN: 5024165834701
ASIN: B00004CZSS

Theatrical Release Date: September 8, 1981
Release Date: October 4, 1999
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Condition: Brand New We will despatch all items same day if payment is received before 3pm. Shipped From UK

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Editorial Reviews:

Amazon.co.uk Review
You'll need no incentive to watch Series 6 of Only Fools and Horses beyond the knowledge that the very first episode of the six herein is the one in which Del takes that legendary pratfall when leaning against a non-existent bar counter. This is without doubt one of the greatest moments in British TV comedy.

Other than that, what do we get? Well, this is the series in which Rodney first takes up with Cassandra. Gwyneth Strong's deftly underplayed, near-deadpan approach to the role of Rodney's soulmate is perhaps one of the most underrated elements in the show's entire run, even if the writers rather ran out of things to do with her almost at once. Ironically, then, despite her introduction, this isn't the strongest of Only Fools collections. Nevertheless, there are enough gems to remind you just why this show was such a success, among them the Spanish holiday episode in which Rodney has to pretend to be 14 and the propane-filled blow-up dolls episode, which really doesn't need a punchline.

On the DVD: Only Fools and Horses, Series 6 two-disc set is presented in standard TV 4:3 ratio, with no special features--unless you count the injunctions on each disc's menu to insert the other disc if you want to watch the other episodes, "... you plonker!". --Roger Thomas


Customer Reviews:

4 out of 5 stars Only Fools and Horses Finest Hour(s)   April 28, 2000
jimdoyle99@hotmail.com (UK)
25 out of 25 found this review helpful

Series 6 sees of this oft repeated series definitely was the highspot with the shows becoming 50 minutes with stronger storylines, the introduction of Cassandra as Rodney's love interest (the series finishes with their wedding), the relaunch of Del as a Yuppie and some magic TV moments that live long in the memory after the tape has been returned to its nice presentation box. (Remember Del Boy leaning against the non existent bar - the exploding inflatable dolls - Rodney masquerading as a 14 year old competition winner in Majorca?). Performances and production are faultless - even in minor roles and this will be on the shopping list of fans and Majorca pub owners where the series seems to be permanently on display. Replace those worn out taped from TV copies with this ace set!


5 out of 5 stars Far and away the best of all the series   August 21, 2003
A. Broadhead
21 out of 21 found this review helpful

This is when Only Fools and Horses really stepped up a gear (1989). The episodes went from 30 minute slots to 50 minutes, and the situations that the two brothers plus their Uncle Albert found themselves in became priceless.

Yuppy Love has Rodney meeting Cassandra for the first time and Del falling over in the wine-bar (yep, it's that one). Danger UXD is about a dodgy consignment of blow-up dolls that fell off the back of Denzil's lorry. Chain Gang has all the regulars (Trigger, Boycie, Mike) plus our three heroes falling for a con-trick from an ex-jeweller. The Unlucky Winner Is... has to be one of the funniest TV comedy moments ever. Rodney wins a trip to Spain by entering a painting competition ("Del, I never entered this competition"), but as the painting was done when he was 14, he has to go skateboarding with the other members of the Groovy Gang while Del and Cassandra pretend to be his doting parents. Sickness and Wealth sees Del become ill through his yuppy lifestyle ("Lunch is for Wimps"), and Elsie Partridge host a seance. And the final episode, Little Problems, has Rodney marrying Cassandra whilst Del gets beaten up by the Driscoll Brothers. The extra twenty minutes per episode suddenly meant the scripts could fit a lot more in. Each episode seems to include far better stories than the half-hour slots we were used to. It didn't get better than this...



5 out of 5 stars Only Fools And Horses - Series Six   July 17, 2003
17 out of 19 found this review helpful

As the final serious of a classic british comedy dawns upon us, John Sullivan (creator and genius) fixes up a true masterpiece in this series. It begins with 'YUPPY LOVE', a milestone in the fact it features the first meeting of Rodney and Cassandra. This is followed by 'DANGER UXD', which includes the best television moment in british history when Del-Boy activates an inflatable sex toy, i am positive this will have you in stitches. 'CHAIN GANG' is a story of Derek's chance to accept 250 gold chains from their deceased owner. Then comes my personal favourite ever episode, 'THE UNLUCKY WINNER IS...', in which Rodney wins a painting competition - problem being that, because it was painted 10 years ago, with 'age 14' on the back, he is accepted into the kids club, and has to fake being an oversized 14 year old in order for Del and Cassandra to remain on holiday. The final episodes, 'SICKNESS AND WEALTH' and 'LITTLE PROBLEMS' see Del meeting his fear of doctors and Rodney and Cassandra tying the knot, just five episodes after they first met. Overall I recommend this to any Only Fools fan as a must have, roll on September 22nd!


5 out of 5 stars No doubt about it Only fools and horses is the one to see!   July 6, 2000
11 out of 21 found this review helpful

Only fools and horses is obviously the best comedy series ever to be shown on television. I was astonished to see that someone had rated series 6 as a 4-star. There is no comparison between only fools and horses and any other comedy, it is definately the best comedy series I have ever seen or ever likely to see. As you can tell, I am a big fan of David Jason and the rest of the crew and i will always watch their videos. Don't be a dipstick all of your life, watch Only fools and horses.


3 out of 5 stars They cut it!   September 23, 2003
9 out of 9 found this review helpful

Only Fools And Horses is the best comedy that was ever created. This series is perhaps the best and every episode is a classic! All six episodes are spread over two DVDs (no double-sided disc, yay!)

One thing that *really* spoiled it for me is that they added a really long advert introduction to the first DVD and cut some footage from the first episode "Yuppy Love". It is all from the scene when they're in the night club and they cut some exchanges between Casandra and Rodney and some footage between Mickey and Jevon. It no longer flows properly now and that is why I gave it 3 stars otherwise I would give it 5.

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