This week we take a look back at the series as a whole and answer some of the classic Only Fools questions. We discuss what we consider some of the strongest and weakest episodes and hand out a couple of token awards to our favourite bit part characters.

Its the final ever episode of Only Fools and Horses. In classic fashion the Trotters are in desperate need of money and try to avoid eviction from Nelson Mandela House. Cassandras due date is drawing ever closer and Marlene has mysteriously disappeared. This week we discuss the many ingredients that make Only Fools so unique and brilliant. We are also left genuinely surprised by this fantastic and appropriate finale to an incredible journey.

The Trotters are off to France to pay homage to Albert and Del decides to turn it into an earner by roping Denzil into a booze cruise. All goes pare shaped however when it turns out they have a stowaway on board. This week we talk for a surprisingly long time about another divisive episode and how Roger Lloyd Pack as Trigger steals the show.

Five years after becoming millionaires, the Trotters find themselves back at Nelson Mandela House potless. Rodney and Cassandra are trying to spice up their marriage while Del is trying to restore the families wealth. This week we discuss the first of the controversial "reprise" episodes with as open minds as we can manage. Listen to discover whether we were pleasantly surprised, or sadly disappointed.

Dubbed as our 'False Finale', we do a special - extended and uncut episode of the podcast. We all know the storyline, so this week line up the drinks and celebrate this absolute pleasure of a journey and all those that have joined us for the ride. Expect some unnecessary tangents, tears of joy and tears of laughter. Its an episode for all the feels, its of course, Time on our Hands.

Del has decided he's going to become a "Modern Man" and is planing a vasectomy. Meanwhile Rodney is on the search for a new job with the expectation of parenthood looming. This week we discuss how this episode provides tears of laughter and sadness in a way few other shows would ever even consider.

Muggers are back on the estate causing trouble but Del is more concerned with his council grant application being refused. Meanwhile Rodney is dealing with being dubbed "Rooney" thanks to Del's dyslexic engraver. Fortunately the Publicans fancy dress ball is coming up to offer some well needed relief. This week we talk about how this 'trilogy' may have come in a different format and how it sets up the grand finale

Del has gotten himself a date with a lady of questionable mental fortitude and also treats us to a unique sing along that may or may not have incited a riot. This week we discuss where this episode ranks in relation to previous specials and why it could be considered one of the greats

Del is currently down the casino every night until the early hours. This results in Raquel and the omen rocking up at Cassandra and Rodneys flat to ruin the mood while they are attempting to start a family. This week we discuss the seemingly never ending Christmas we've fallen into and ponder the unanswerable question. . . .Why ask?

Rodney's lost his Mojo while Trotters Independent traders is suffering some serious cashflow issues. Perhaps Grandads old allotment-come-dumping ground will bring some aid, or possibly just more problems. This week we discuss how the inclusion of a toddler has changed Del's life, along with all the good, bad and the ugly of this extravagant episode.