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Even his usually supportive - if slightly peculiar – mum dared to venture he might want to change his dreams, with the defeatist statement that comedy is ‘not a career for people like us’, skint working-class people. The Trotters discover the blow up dolls.] Del: Bloody hell! What have we got ourselves into here? Rodney: Well this is your fault! You just go rushing into things and to Hell with the consequences! Del: That's because I've got a high profile! Rodney: Yeah! High profile and low forehead!

Rodney: I'd never wear a British uniform on principle. Del: What principle? Rodney: Well, on the principle that the Russians might shoot at it. Del: (when Rodney claims that the Axe Murderer is nearby) So what are you telling me then? The psycho's up stairs having a kip? Grandad: Well he could be up there, Del Boy. Del: Well I shouldn't let it worry you Grandad, I should think the three bears have probably eaten him by now! Del: When we see the gamekeeper, when we get down there, we pay him 25 quid. Rodney: What? And he gives us a fishing permit? Del: No, he shows us the hole in the fence. Rodney: I knew it. Del: It's called business. Rodney: It's called stealing! Grandad: No it ain't, Rodney. Del: Listen to your grandad. Grandad: It's called poaching. Albert: (heading into Grandad's bedroom) I might as well kip down in there, eh? Del: No, no, you can't go in there. That's my Grandad's room! Albert: Yeah but - I'm his brother! Del: Yeah, that don't make no difference. Only me and Rodney are allowed in that room! Thatroom is gonna remain exactly as he left it! That room is going to be a shrine dedicated to the memory of my grandfather. Albert: I understand, Del. Del: No, we'll just have to think of something else that's all. Listen, if I get the big mattress out of Rodney's room I can put it down. No, I'd never get it through the door would I.

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Del, Rodney, and Albert walk off into an animated sunset] Del: Come on Rodney, this is our big chance. He who dares wins! This time next year, we could be billionaires! Del: (seeing Rodney "playing" with Duke) Oi, Rodney! Take your leg out of that dog's mouth, will you? It’s something his dad, described as a bit of a Del Boy-style rogue, believes in – hence the Trotter manta in the title of the show - and it’s something that the comedian suffered a dearth of when he had a crisis of confidence about stand-up, wondering if his career will ever properly take off. Nine years in, he still struggles to make a living wage. The Driscoll Brothers arrive at the Nag's Head.] Danny: Boycie, how nice! Boycie: Hello Danny. Your brother not with you? Danny: Yeah. (Tony pops out from behind him) Boycie: Oh watcha Tony. Drink? Tony: Nah! That right, Marlene's up the spout? Boycie: Yeah. Danny: Dear dear dear. You let us know the minute you find out who done it and we'll sort him out.

Myles: First things first. We have to ascertain what kind of soil you have. Del: Well, it's this - earthy sort. One of Del Boy's many strengths is his cosmopolitan, continental outlook on life - just look at his dazzling knowledge of our cousins across the channel and their rich language and culture. All that French vocabulary of his has clearly had an impact on his philosophy of life generally, and he knows there's no reason to be sad about farewells. It's never goodbye - it's just bonjour. You can just imagine Bogart saying this on a drizzly runway, can't you? Next time you're faced with your own heart-rending goodbye with a departing beloved, remembering Del's words will not only dull the pain, but make you sound highly sophisticated in the process. Rodney: I'm saying nothing till I phone my solicitor. Slater: Go on then phone your solicitor [He puts the phone out] Rodney: I haven't got a solicitor. Slater: Don't waste my bloody time then. Rodney: You're only one letter out! Look, the only difference between us is a B. Del: Yeah and we all know what the B stands for!Greatest TV Characters". Channel 4. Archived from the original on 31 May 2009 . Retrieved 26 May 2019. Mike and Boycie talk about Albert's terrible singing.] Mike: Why does he keep doing it, eh? Boycie: God knows. I suppose at some time in his life, someone told him he could play the piano. Mike: Yeah, but I'd like to meet the git who told him he could sing!