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EARLY RELEASE: Only Fools & Horses | Series 4 Ep: 4 UNCUT (Patreon)

Published:
2025-07-28 20:37:26
Edited:
2026-03-24 10:54:09
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2026-06
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Finally got it up! Sorry for the delay :)

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King Richard76

David Thewlis (he was also in War Horse)

David Wilson

Great reaction Megan and well done spotting David Thewlis, I didn't :P. Have you any plans on watching the special between series 4 and 5 called Hull and back, it is slightly longer at 90 minutes I believe but it builds up to an episode in series 7 plus as a Hull lad , it's my city :P . I hope everyone is having a great week, I think I have recovered from Sunday nights football.

Brodie Vickers

Nice spot with Thewlis, Meg. Don't think I've ever noticed him before and I'm quite the film buff. A few movie recommendations with him: Life is Sweet (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DQEuy8pnlkg) which came out about 6 years later on from this in '91, and Naked in '93. Both from Brit director Mike Leigh, and a really good one at that. Daniel Peacock is fantastic as Mental Mickey! He did a few 'The Comic Strip Presents...' movies made for TV, alongside Ade Edminson (Vyvyan), Rick Mayall, and Nigel Planer (Neil). You defo should watch a few of those soon! The Strike is probably my favourite, a funny & accurate take on movie studios! (https://www.channel4.com/programmes/comic-strip-presents/on-demand/7184-001)

MeganRuth

Thanks David! Of course I will! I wouldn't miss it 😊

MeganRuth

Thank you! I guess I just have an eye for these things aha and thanks for the suggestions! 😊

L Thrift

Doctor who dares back to the 60s. Older than Star Trek or anything you've reached to on his channel. It was suffering a downturn in popularity come the 80s but the Daleks and l exterminate' were still ingrained in British pop culture.