Only Fools and Horses ran on BBC One from 1981 to 1991, and 1-1.5 hour long Christmas Specials continued to be produced until 2003, after the end of the original run of the show.
The series follows the lives of Derek "Del Boy" Trotter (David Jason) and his brother Rodney (Nicholas Lyndhurst), who run an unlicensed (i.e. illegal) resale business, and their constant quest for money. Derek is constantly acquiring material to flog through numerous shady bulk purchases of defective, "hooky" (stolen), or cheap foreign merchandise. They live in a council flat in Peckham, London with their aging grandfather (Lennard Pearce), and later their great-uncle Albert (Buster Merryfield), after Pearce died and his character's death was written into the series.
The series was both created and all episodes written by John Sullivan, a king in British comedy television writing who also wrote Citizen Smith, and was a sketch contributor for The Two Ronnies. Sixty-four episodes of Only Fools and Horses, not including Christmas Specials, were produced.
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