Only Fools and Horses quiz
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Why did Del and Rodney arrive at a wake as Batman and Robin?
Answer: They did not know the party was canceled
Why: The mugging victim they saved was Councillor Murray, the official who had refused Del's grant; the special drew 21.3 million viewers in 1996.
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Who is the road sweeper friend?
Answer: Trigger
Why: In the 1996 episode Heroes and Villains, Trigger is honoured for keeping one broom 20 years: 17 new heads and 14 new handles.
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In Friday the 14th, what identity did the escaped patient use?
Answer: Chief of security at the institution
Why: The Trotters tied up the innocent gamekeeper, thinking he was the killer, while the real one sat in their cottage in a stolen uniform.
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What is Del Boy's market stall called?
Answer: Trotters Independent Trading Co.
Why: Del Boy's three-wheeled van bills the firm as global: the side reads Trotters Independent Trading Co, New York Paris Peckham.
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In Only Fools and Horses, what is the series' closing theme song called?
Answer: Hooky Street
Why: John Sullivan wrote and sang Hooky Street himself, after series one had used a saxophone instrumental by Ronnie Hazlehurst.
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In Big Brother, how did Del Boy dismiss Rodney's GCEs in Maths and Art?
Answer: He said Rodney could paint by numbers
Why: Rodney passed only two of his ten GCE subjects and told Del he had failed the other eight.
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