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Only Fools And Horses

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First submittedApril 3, 2013
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Where do the three main characters live?
Nelson Mandela House, Peckham
What is the older brother called?
Del Boy/Derek
What is the younger brother called?
Rodney
What is the surname of the three main characters?
Trotter
What is the name of their business?
Trotters Independent Trading
Who was the first guy to work behind the bar in the pub?
Mike
Who is the 'dopey' friend?
Trigger
What did the two brothers dress up as for the costume party?
Batman and Robin
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What is the colour of their van 'Reliant Regal'?
Yellow
Who created and wrote 'Only Fools And Horses'?
John Sullivan
What is the Uncle called?
Albert
What is the car salesman called?
Boycie
What is the Uncle's famous line/quote to begin one of his stories?
During the war
What 2 subjects did the younger brother gain a GCE in?
Maths and Art
How many series are there of Only Fools And Horses?
7
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1 Comments
MilanIsNotTheBaws
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Level 60
Jul 13, 2014
I didn't get the GCE one, I tried "Art and Maths" "Art & Math(s)" "Math(s) Art", tried with ampersands, without.. Pretty much all the combinations I could think of except the one given in the answer.
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