Only Fools And Horses

What Damien Trotter from OFAH looks like now

While he was all teenage braces and gold chains in the days of Only Fools And Horses, Benjamin Smith has been rocking buzz cuts in a number of roles since leaving the sitcom.

Comedy reboots: never go back

If we want to wallow in nostalgia, let's have repeats rather than retreads.

BBC comedy classics go on display

Much-loved British comedians and sitcom stars are being celebrated in a new exhibition. Comedy faces from Frankie Howerd to Ricky Gervais are on display at the Compton Verney art gallery in Warwickshire from 9 July. BBC Faces of Comedy is showing 100 pictures ranging from the 1950s to the present day. Leading comics have curated the exhibition - including Have I Got News For You panellist Paul Merton and the star of Citizen Khan, Adil Ray. Here they talk about some of their favourite comedy moments.

David Jason sends letter ahead of OFAH funeral

Sir David Jason has written to the family of the late Keith Drew, whose funeral will have an Only Fools And Horses theme.

Peake-Jones never watched OFAH until appearing on it

Actress Tessa Peake-Jones, 58, on how she got involved with Britain's biggest sitcom as Raquel, her dream of dancing on Strictly..., and a close encounter with a naked James Norton.

Tessa Peake-Jones: Only Fools will never return

Actress Tessa Peake-Jones, who played Raquel in Only Fools and Horses, believes a remake is unlikely following the death of the series' writer John Sullivan at 64.

Interview: Paul Barber

Actor Paul Barber, most famous as Denzil in Only Fools and Horses tells Matthew Barbour about his health issues and the death of his co-star Roger Lloyd-Pack from pancreatic cancer.

OFAH comes 9th in a list of British icons

Only Fools And Horses has been named 9th in a list of top British icons, ahead of The Beatles, Winston Churchill and The Queen.

When Only Fools And Horses began in 1981, it felt inauspicious, like a weak response to Minder, and featuring dubious references to the local "Paki shop". As part of its broadcast of every single episode of OFAH, Gold takes us back to these very early episodes, which show hints of a series that would more than find its feet in the decades to come; plots involve the sale of a job lot of one-legged turkeys and young Rodney harbouring ambitions to work in Hong Kong.