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Former Only Fools and Horses star has proved to be a big hit with US viewers and has been asked to continue with his character for another series

Sir David Jason is set to reprise his iconic role as Del Boy for an unexpected episode despite admitting an Only Fools and Horses reunion 'wouldn't work' just a few weeks ago

The Only Fools and Horses star Sir David Jason has agreed to help out two presenters on a special episode, becoming one of the biggest signings in the history of the show

Sir David Jason, best known for his role as Del Boy in sitcom Only Fools and Horses, has faced a series of health battles over the years, including Covid and surgery

Only Fools and Horses star Sir David Jason has endured a whirlwind love life over the years, from losing his first partner to becoming a father at the age of 61

Fans have been speculating about an Only Fools and Horses TV return after Sir David Jason admitted he would love to give his character Del Boy one final storyline

Only Fools and Horses lover Kevin Jones has spent more than a thousand pounds creating the replica

Viewers will have to tune into a brand-new episode of Jay's Touring Toolshed over the weekend, with he show being pulled off air in favour of the Africa Cup of Nations coverage

Sir David Jason is rightly considered a national treasure who is loved by millions but he left fans a little concerned after pulling out of an Only Fools and Horses convention

Only Fools and Horses legend Sir David Jason was left stunned and sitting open-mouthed during the last episode of BBC's David and Jay's Touring Toolshed

The Only Fools and Horses star and TV legend David Jason, who stars on BBC's Touring Toolshed, has admitted he hasn't seen his on-screen Trotter brother Nicholas Lyndhurst in the recent reboot of the US comedy Frasier

Sir David Jason has spoken about his former Only Fools and Horses co-star Nicholas Lyndhurst's performance in the Frasier reboot

The Repair Shop host Jay Blades has shared a cryptic post about 'working on ourselves' following his on set row with Sir David Jason while filming their new BBC show David and Jay's Touring Toolshed

Sir David Jason was lost for words when his co-star Jay Blades decided he'd had enough and walked off the set of David and Jay's Touring Toolshed and told the star to 'do one'

Sir David Jason and Nicholas Lyndhurst became TV legends for their roles as Del Boy and Rodney Trotter in iconic BBC sitcom Only Fools And Horses, but have often been plagued by feud rumours

Sir David Jason and Nicholas Lyndhurst's relationship has had its ups and downs ever since the two actors first graced our screens as Del Boy and Rodney Trotter in Only Fools and Horses back in the 1980s

Sir David Jason and Nicholas Lyndhurst were once close friends away from the Only Fools and Horses set, but by 2022 the former BBC co-stars were no longer speaking

David Jason and Nicholas Lyndhurst worked together on BBC sitcom Only Fools and Horses and the pair are said to have pranked their colleagues one day during production

Del Boy star Sir David Jason has shared a moment where he caused 'rage' with his co-star Nicolas Lyndhurst on the set of Only Fools and Horses as they left bosses 'quaking in their boots'

Sir David Jason became an icon for his portrayal of Del Boy in the hit BBC sitcom Only Fools And Horses, where he starred alongside Nicholas Lyndhurst as Rodney

Sir David Jason shares daughter Sophie with Lady Gill White however he had a love child with co-star Jennifer Hill - and had no idea about her existence until last year

The Only Fools and Horses legend and the Repair Shop host have hit the road together to explore the UK and uncover unusual crafted creations and local inventions

Sir David Jason has revealed that he 'would love' Only Fools And Horses to return but doubts if it will ever happen as the 'brains' behind the iconic sitcom has passed away

Sir David and Jay have struck up a hilarious friendship as they travel the UK to lend a hand to crafters and makers, both amateur and professional, and learn about their projects

The iconic Only Fools and Horses moment from a 1989 episode is often voted the funniest in British sitcom history, but it's been revealed that Trigger wasn't originally meant to appear in the scene