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Feature 8.0
Video 7.0
Audio 7.0
Special Features   0
Total 8.0
Distributor: Roadshow Home Entertainment
Running Time:
175 minutes
Classification:
Reviewer:
Tory Favro

8.0


Only Fools and Horses (Series 5)

Starring David Jason whom some of you would be more familiar with from “A Touch of Frost”, Only Fools and Horses series 5 is a fantastic comedy that will entertain and delight the majority of viewers. Selling goods that are of both questionable quality and origin, Jason is Dell, a fast talking little man surrounded by people who let him down! 

There are 6 episodes on this disc that have a running time of 175 minutes in total. For those of you who are not fond of British Comedy, give this a wide berth as it’s full of rhyming slang and thick accents. For the rest of us however this is one that is highly enjoyable. 

Something that is worthy of mention here is that at the end of Series 4 and leading into this one, the show become a bit more of an interlinked serial experience where you were compelled to watch one show then the other. The episode that I would say that this occurred in would most likely by “Dates”. Have a watch of Season 4, it’s interesting to see the transition. 

Every episode on this disc is  filled with some side splitting laughter but for my money the fave on this disc is The Miracle of Peckham and the attempts that Del makes to swindle media into paying to film a “weeping” statue of the Virgin Mary. Trust me, if you skip all the rest (and more fool you if you do), this one is a keeper. 

I can say with confidence that this one is worth a buy, it’s good old fashioned humour but told in a timeless way that anyone can enjoy. Give it a shot.


 

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