Only Fools and Horses

Del is delighted that Raquel has finally agreed to move into his room. Meanwhile, Rodney's attempt to win back Cassandra is hampered by Del and Boycie's satellite dish escapades.

Del's latest money-spinner is 1,000 musical doorbells which play the National Anthem. Raquel, meanwhile, is rehearsing for Shakespeare's As You Like It - but does she stand a chance with the ever-helpful Del at her side?

With Raquel pregnant, Del can't resist the offer of £600 for putting on a cabaret show. But too late he discovers that macho Latino crooner, Tony Angelino, has a problem with singing the 'wight' words.

A school reunion in the Nag's Head is ruined when Roy Slater turns up. No one likes a bent copper, even if he has just come out of prison, and Slater has been responsible for arresting most of them there. But has he turned over a new leaf?

Street crime is affecting the tenants of Nelson Mandela House, and when Uncle Albert is mugged Del decides to take the law into his own hands. After all, the law has taken him into their hands often enough.

Is it his sudden vegetarianism or another row with Cassandra that is making Rodney look so down these days? Del has other things on his mind right now, what with a job lot of wigs to shift and the baby due any day now.

It's Damien Trotter's christening, and Del is making the most of the opportunity to strike a cushdy deal with the Vicar. Meanwhile, Rodney and Cassandra's marriage is on the rocks.

With Del handling the accommodation and transport for their week's holiday in America, it's not surprising that he and Rodney end up in a dodgy camper-van. But things get even worse when the van disappears while they are in a swish nightclub.