Rock and Chips

[Jill]

Thanks. No doubt i'll catch it one day on Dave

[newsbeat]

The best part from Only Fools And Horses was there was this girl in a pub who kwpt crying. Then the bar worker said ''She keeps bursting into tears''. Then someone else said ''With your prices i can't blame her!!''. You can tell I don't watch it very much. Then they brought this girl back to the flat, only to find that she was pregnant. Someone was on the phone, and they said '' Oh hold on, something big's just arrived''. Made me laugh on a wet December day

[Topher]

That's From Prussia With Love, the girl was Anna, a nineteen year old German au pair to a businessman's family and language student. Their elder son got her pregnant, then they kicked her out. It was in series five, but it was supposed to be in series four; it was originally written with Grandad in mind and for series four, but they postponed it until series five, due to Lennard Pearce's death.

The best bit in that episode is when they're trying to work out how to speak to her and Albert says "I speak a bit of German, I was stationed there after the war", so then he sits down facing her and loudly says "VOT EES YOUR NEM?"

[Zoot]

That's From Prussia With Love, the girl was Anna, a nineteen year old German au pair to a businessman's family and language student. Their elder son got her pregnant, then they kicked her out. It was in series five, but it was supposed to be in series four; it was originally written with Grandad in mind and for series four, but they postponed it until series five, due to Lennard Pearce's death.

The best bit in that episode is when they're trying to work out how to speak to her and Albert says "I speak a bit of German, I was stationed there after the war", so then he sits down facing her and loudly says "VOT EES YOUR NEM?"

Geek.

[Johnny 1989]

That's From Prussia With Love, the girl was Anna, a nineteen year old German au pair to a businessman's family and language student. Their elder son got her pregnant, then they kicked her out. It was in series five, but it was supposed to be in series four; it was originally written with Grandad in mind and for series four, but they postponed it until series five, due to Lennard Pearce's death.

The best bit in that episode is when they're trying to work out how to speak to her and Albert says "I speak a bit of German, I was stationed there after the war", so then he sits down facing her and loudly says "VOT EES YOUR NEM?"

Geek.

You say Geek like it's a bad thing (says the man with a Thames Television avatar)

[Topher]

I am possibly one of the biggest Only Fools geeks going to be fair. It would definitely be my Mastermind subject.

[Zoot]

I am possibly one of the biggest Only Fools geeks going to be fair. It would definitely be my Mastermind subject.

I used to be the same on Red Dwarf to be honest.

[Trigger]

Triffic!

When's this on??

[Johnny 1989]

Triffic!

When's this on??

Been & gone I'm afraid, it may still be up on iplayer though?

[Topher]

Triffic!

When's this on??

You are just about the worst 'fan' I've ever come across.

I'ts not still on the iPlayer.

[Johnny 1989]

Triffic!

When's this on??

You are just about the worst 'fan' I've ever come across.

I'ts not still on the iPlayer.

You reminded me a bit of Comic Book Guy then

How long do TV programmes last on the iplayer after transmission? I know Radio is 7 days but I thought TV was a month?

[Topher]

TV tends to be seven days except some flagship programmes, which keep all episodes on until a week after the series has finished I think.

[foot-loose]

Triffic!

When's this on??

You are just about the worst 'fan' I've ever come across.

I'ts not still on the iPlayer.

Surely the point of Triggers post is that he is slow and behind the times?!?!

Surely that is the joke?

Surely?

[Topher]

Actually you may be right... I prefer not to give people that benefit of the doubt though.

[Johnny 1989]

TV tends to be seven days except some flagship programmes, which keep all episodes on until a week after the series has finished I think.

Ah ok I see, that explains why Doctor Who was on there for ages.