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This is one of the most memorable and best loved episodes of 'Only Fools' as it is able to show all the qualities that made the show so good. It's very funny in places, and also very sad, and that's a testament to the writing of John Sullivan, whose script is so beautifully crafted.

There's so much fun to be found in the scenes involving the Driscoll Bopthers in the pub, as well as the church ceremony where we hear what Rodney's middle name is.

However, the scene that is the most iconic in this episode is where Del is left alone at the wedding reception as Rodney leaves for his new life. It is played out beautifully by Sir David Jason and Nicholas Lyndhurst.

If you want to see an example of 'Fool's at its best, look no further.

"That knocks all the rumours on the head" says Trigger on hearing Boycie's news, that his misses Marlene is finally up the duff.

Del Boy has done another blinding deal with rival local wide boys, Jevon and Mickey Pearce for "State of the Art" mobiles. That resemble house bricks and double as TV remotes, Derek of course has no notion of where the lads actually sourced their merchandise.

Has young Rodney actually passed his Computer Diploma Course or did he "Naunce it up"?

Dave is looking forward to his pending nuptials with Cassandra, and the proposal of working for his father in laws printing firm.

Derek and Alan chat over their offsprings Wedding Reception, Del agreed with Alan's misses preference for Cricket Pavilions.

While Alan has a hankering for the good old days, of an oil fashioned knees up and jellied eels.

Cassey and Dave are also looking forwards to their first pad together with her putting up £4Grand, between the savings and her parents wedding present.

Young Rodney is desperate for where he is going to locate, the balance of £2Grand for the properties deposit.

But did he really have any cause for concern? Surely he can rely on the promise made, from the ever reliable big brother Derek?

Has Del ever let him or anyone else down, especially in their hour hour of need? He is surely not going to break the habit of a lifetime, not on the eve of his little brothers big day.

Nags Head Publican Mike is made up when Cassandra's dad, Alan books the pubs main room for the Wedding Reception.

But will Alan's marriage to Pamela hope to survive, the ignominy of using such a low dive? And can Alan's constitution really cope with the new diet, of ale and a surfeit of jellied eels?

And can Dave actually be expected to remember, where he lives after he returns from the honeymoon?