It's true love for Del and Raquel as they set up home at Nelson Mandela House. Sadly, the same cannot be said for Rodders, whose marriage has developed a few teething problems. This week we tackle what feels like a more serious plot for the show and talk about how it will set the way for series 7.

We rejoin the Del, Rodney and the Jolly Boys, now coachless and stranded in Margate. Shouldn't be too hard to find somewhere to stay for just one night, surely? This week we talk about the many reasons why this episode is considered one of the all time greatest and how it feels a bit like the last hurrah.

Its the episode that really needs no introduction. An Only Fools all time great that we've been looking forward to for a long time. This week we talk about the brilliant soundtrack, select our least favourite character to date and have a bit of a knee's up thanks to a little celebration.

On top of Rodney failing his computer science exam he also has to come up with the cash for a flat deposit and all this before the 'big day'. Luckily Del has got some tricks up his sleeve (or maybe his nostrils?). This week we talk about some of the 'outside of the box' plot decisions, the hits, misses, the genius and the ridiculous.

Times are tough at Trotters Independent Traders so Del thinks to resolve the issue by charging people to attend seances. Unfortunately this somehow ends up in the hospital. A Rollercoaster of an episode that this week inspired many tangents and not a whole lot that are relevant. But we very much enjoy the journey.

Dels newest thing is competitions and he's only gone and one a holiday, but there is a catch, and its not a small one. This week we have a lot praise for this episode and how its fit so well into the longer 50 minute format. Time to get groovy!

Del and Rodders may be skint, but that wont stop Del getting a little consortium together for a less than above board deal! This week we talk about how the production of this episode feels a little different and how great it is to have the extended cast all interacting together.

When Denzil's talks about some reject dolls he's lumbered with Del's quickly got his eye in for an earner but this time the stakes are higher than profit and loss. This week we talk about how technology was back in the 80's (Both the VCR's and the blow up dolls) and whether this episode benefited as from the longer episode time.

Its the episode that has 'that' most famous OFAH scene, but it is also the first of the extended episodes. This week we talk about the new 45-50min format and how the time is used for great narrative effect. we also talk about how the legend that is David Jason had alot more to do with that famous scene then you might have thought.

Generally considered to be one of the best examples of Only Fools and rumored to be John Sullivans favourite episode 'Dates' is definitely a big fish. In this second part we conclude our thoughts on how Dates fairs against the other Christmas specials and what we might start to expect from this new era of Only Fools.