The best episodes of Only Fools and Horses Season 5
Season 5 only — ranked by viewer rating, highs first. Lit marks on the season rail place this list across the run. Vote on a placement to back it or contest it. Fewer than 10 rated episodes — treat this ranking as provisional.
- 01
The Trotters are held hostage inside the manager's office of a supermarket by "The Shadow".
- 02
Del and Rodney battle for the affections of Trigger's niece Lisa.
- 03
Rodney receives a grant to make a local film, but Del sees it as another opportunity to make money.
- 04
Who Wants to Be a Millionaire?
Del's old friend Jumbo Mills returns to Peckham and asks him to help run his car business in Australia.
- 05
Del witnesses a miracle at his local church, which creates a media frenzy.
- 06
The Trotters meet a pregnant German girl and allow her to stay at the flat.
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