Cast Of Only Fools And Horses Who Have Died

Alright, gather 'round, 'cause we're about to dive into a little trip down memory lane, Only Fools and Horses style. You know, that classic British sitcom that's been making us laugh since the '80s. Today, we're paying tribute to some of the cast who've left us, but don't worry, we're keeping it light and full of the banter we all love.

Let's Start with the Main Man, Himself - Sir David Jason

Now, David Jason, he's not left us yet, but he's the main man, so let's give him a little shoutout. He played the one and only Del Boy, the loveable rogue who'd sell you a broken bridge if he thought he could make a quid. And you know what? He's still with us, still making us laugh, even if he's not as young as he used to be.

Remember the Boys from the Nag's Head?

First up, we've got Lennard Pearce, the original Grandad. He was the voice of reason in the Trotters' mad world, but he didn't half have a way with words, didn't he? He passed away in 1984, but his legacy lives on in every rerun. And did you know, he was a real-life war hero too? Fought in the Battle of Britain, he did.

Then there's John Challis, the one and only Boycie. Boycie, with his flash car and his big ideas, always trying to outdo Del. John passed away in 2021, but he'll always be the man who tried to park his car in a space that was just too small. RIP, Boycie.

And the Girls...

Let's not forget the ladies, shall we? We've got Buster Merryfield, the lovely Auntie who was always there with a cup of tea and a kind word. Buster passed away in 1999, but she'll always be the heart of the Trotters' family.

And who could forget Pat Evans, the long-suffering Raquel? She was Del's on-again, off-again love interest, and she put up with an awful lot from him. Pat passed away in 2005, but her spirit lives on in every "You know it makes sense" catchphrase.

And the Rest...

We've got to mention Kenneth MacDonald, the Trigger who could never quite remember his own catchphrases. Ken passed away in 1999, but he'll always be the man who could pull a "You know, I've got a little list" out of nowhere.

And finally, there's Gareth Milne, the Marlene who was always trying to keep the Trotters in line. Gareth passed away in 2010, but he'll always be the one who could give Del a run for his money in the banter department.

So Here's to Them...

Here's to the cast of Only Fools and Horses who've left us. They've given us some of the best laughs of our lives, and they'll always be a part of our TV family. So let's raise a glass of the finest wine, bubbly, to them. Cheers!

And remember, as Del would say, "You know it makes sense."