Let’s get one thing straight. The grubby yellow van that Del Boy and Rodders use for Trotters Independent Trading Co isn’t a ...

The streets of Sarajevo have been graced by a touch of Peckham charm as a replica of the iconic yellow three-wheeled van from ...

In one scene at a posh dinner party, Del Boy mercilessly ridicules Rodney in front of all the attendees. During an outing to the opera, he irritates other spectators by blocking their view and ...

Del Boy is a lovable rogue and dodgy market trader. Sadly, the wheels of fortune eventually turned against him. With his brother Rodney, he worked hard to make some easy money with the help of a ...

At the show’s heart were siblings Del Boy and Rodney Trotter, the hapless duo attempting to navigate their way through life, but somehow never quite making a million. This loving homage penned ...

ONLY Fools and Horses' iconic flat is now so expensive Del Boy and Rodney would struggle to afford it. The iconic BBC sitcom, which was created by John Sullivan, ran for just seven series but is ...

"In the TV series, the Reliant Regal was owned by Trotter's Independent Traders – aka Rodney & Del Boy Trotter. "The grubby yellow Reliant was in effect a co-star with David Jason and Nicholas ...

The iconic long-running sitcom follows Derek “Del Boy” Trotter and his much younger brother Rodney (Nicholas Lyndhurst) as they embark on a series of get-rich-quick schemes. It wasn’t long ...

The notable episode, titled 'Who Wants to Be a Millionaire', which debuted on screens in 1986, sees Del Boy (David Jason ... to haunt Del's younger sibling Rodney (Nicholas Lyndhurst) as a ...

Such a moment was made famous in the TV comedy Only Fools And Horses when lead characters Del Boy and his brother Rodney stand on ladders waiting to catch a chandelier in a sheet so they can clean it.