Fatal Extraction - wikipedia Fatal Extraction `` Fatal Extraction '' Only Fools and Horses episode Episode no. Episode 12 ( Christmas Special ) Directed by Tony Dow Written by John Sullivan Produced by Gareth Gwenlan Original air date 25 December 1993 ( 19.6 million viewers ) Running time 85 minutes 1 : 23 : 03 ( DVD / iTunes ) List of episodes For The New Statesman episode, see The New Statesman § Series 2. `` Fatal Extraction '' is the twelfth Christmas special episode of the BBC sitcom, Only Fools and Horses, first broadcast on 25 December 1993. In the episode, Raquel leaves Del so in response he asks out another woman. When he and Raquel are reconciled, Del becomes convinced that the woman is stalking him. Contents 1 Synopsis 2 Episode cast 3 Music 4 External links Synopsis With Christmas coming to Peckham, which is suffering from recent riots, Del Boy has been drinking every night at the Nag 's Head as well as pick up a sore tooth. Raquel is not pleased about it, since she hardly sees him now. Meanwhile, Rodney and Cassandra have decided to try to have a baby. At Sid 's café, Del talks about the time he first met a woman at a betting shop in Lewisham Grove when he was younger. Rodney catches Del gambling at the One - Eleven Club one night, and Del explains that he is striking a deal with the club 's owner Ronnie Nelson to get hold of some Russian Army camcorders to flog for Christmas. Rodney pleads with Del to spare a thought for Raquel, however the brothers eventually gamble all the way through the night until 8 : 00am the next morning, only to be told Ronnie was not in that night. At the market, Del and Rodney are selling ski gear, until Cassandra calls Rodney back to their flat. Rodney is surprised when he finds Raquel and Damien in his flat. Raquel explains that she has left Del, and Rodney and Cassandra let her and Damien stay at their flat until Del apologises. Later, at The Nag 's Head, Boycie, Del, Denzil, Mike and Trigger discuss their problems with women. Boycie then tells them about how he met a woman in the same betting shop when he was also younger, and it turns out to be Marlene. Albert then enters to inform Del that Raquel has left him. That afternoon, Rodney forces a reluctant Del to go to the dentist. The dentist is able to remove the bad tooth from Del 's mouth. Del then arranges a date with an attractive receptionist named Beverly. That night at Nelson Mandela House, the Russian camcorders have arrived, but Rodney points out two problems ; they 're too heavy, and they take videotapes that do n't fit in UK VCRs. Del, dressed in his Gordon Gekko outfit, tells Rodney and Albert about his date with Beverly. They believe that Del is making a big mistake, and successfully talk him out of his date. Del cancels the date by leaving a message on Beverly 's answering machine. Later, back at his flat, Rodney tells Cassandra about the time Del had a violent fight with his father over Del selling Tom Jones LP 's instead of attending his O - level school exams, which got him eight grade A 's ( which stood for Absent ). The next evening at the Nag 's Head, after Albert tells another one of his boring war stories, Del enters, and Rodney berates him for ignoring Raquel. Del finally phones Raquel, apologises to her, and promises that he will stop gambling from now on, and they can still go to the Nag 's Head on weekends. After he promises to pick up both her and Damien tomorrow night, Del celebrates with a big bottle of champagne. Later that night, Del walks home drunk from too much champagne, and decides to sing the song `` One Voice '', which starts a riot between some of the neighbours. Albert phones Rodney to tell him that Del is singing, and Rodney heads over to Nelson Mandela House. Del later goes down to the riot to sell some of the ski gear. The next morning at the market, while getting the Russian VCRs, Del spots Beverly ( who was in the Nag 's Head the previous night ), and becomes frightened she may be stalking him. That night, Del picks up Raquel and Damien in the Capri Ghia, and they return home to see the riot. Del beeps his horn, and the rioters and the police clear the way for him. He passes through, stopping to inform the occasional person about something they are buying off him, and when out of the way promptly sounds his horn, to which the riot resumes. The following day, Del comes home from work, only to see Beverly in his flat, because she wants Damien 's high chair for her grandson, who is also named Damien. Del rushes over to the Nag 's Head to tell Rodney that Beverly is stalking him, because she is an ex-psychiatric hospital patient. Rodney does not believe him, but Del tells him to deliver the high chair to Beverly. At the dentist, Del finally decides to confront Beverly and tell her to leave him and his family alone. But Beverly tells Del that she thought he was stalking her, as well as mention that the date they arranged to go on was a big mistake. Beverly then explains to Del that she works at the psychiatric hospital - as a receptionist. No longer frightened, Del promises to leave Beverly alone. Back at Nelson Mandela House, the Trotter Family are having fun at their Christmas Day party. As Del puts Damien to bed, Raquel plugs in Del 's new answering machine ( which she acquired from Beverly in return for the high chair ) only to hear Del 's message about his canceled date to Beverly. Del returns to the lounge, only to get hit by ornaments thrown by Raquel and the entire family end up in a huge argument. Meanwhile, outside by the new Christmas tree, a group of carol singers sing `` Silent Night '', and Beverly looks up at the Trotters ' flat with a smile, implying that Del was right and she was out for revenge all along for canceling their date. Episode cast Actor Role David Jason Del Boy Nicholas Lyndhurst Rodney Buster Merryfield Uncle Albert Tessa Peake - Jones Raquel Gwyneth Strong Cassandra Roger Lloyd - Pack Trigger John Challis Boycie Kenneth MacDonald Mike Paul Barber Denzil Roy Heather Sid Patrick Murray Mickey Pearce Jamie Smith Damien Mel Martin Beverly Andrew Charleson Dentist Kitty Scopes Lady on bus Derek Martin Arthur ( neighbour ) Nick Maloney Mick ( neighbour ) Lyn Langridge Vi ( neighbour ) Linford Brown Policeman Bryan Brittain Texo ( rioter ) Lorraine Parslow Casino waitress Ronald Murray Miguel ( barman ) Music Right Said Fred : Hands Up Elton John : Step Into Christmas Paul Young : Hope In A Hopeless World Barry Manilow : One Voice ( sung by Del Boy ) Mica Paris : Whisper a Prayer East 17 : It 's Alright Carl Orff : O Fortuna from Carmina Burana Chaka Demus and Pliers : Twist and Shout Take That : Babe U2 : Stay ( Faraway, So Close ! ) Gustav Holst : Mars, the Bringer of War Wizzard : I Wish It Could Be Christmas Everyday Note : In the VHS / DVD versions, Carl Orff 's `` O Fortuna '' is replaced by a similar - sounding piece of music. External links `` Fatal Extraction '' at bbc.co.uk `` Fatal Extraction '' at OFAH.net Episode Script Only Fools and Horses episodes Series 1 `` Big Brother '' `` Go West Young Man '' `` Cash and Curry '' `` The Second Time Around '' `` A Slow Bus to Chingford '' `` The Russians Are Coming '' Series 2 `` The Long Legs of the Law '' `` Ashes to Ashes '' `` A Losing Streak '' `` No Greater Love '' `` The Yellow Peril '' `` It Never Rains... '' `` A Touch of Glass '' Series 3 `` Homesick '' `` Healthy Competition '' `` Friday the 14th '' `` Yesterday Never Comes '' `` May the Force Be with You '' `` Wanted '' `` Who 's a Pretty Boy ? '' Series 4 `` Happy Returns '' `` Strained Relations '' `` Hole in One '' `` It 's Only Rock and Roll '' `` Sleeping Dogs Lie '' `` Watching the Girls Go By '' `` As One Door Closes '' Series 5 `` From Prussia with Love '' `` The Miracle of Peckham '' `` The Longest Night '' `` Tea for Three '' `` Video Nasty '' `` Who Wants to Be a Millionaire ? '' Series 6 `` Yuppy Love '' `` Danger UXD '' `` Chain Gang '' `` The Unlucky Winner Is... '' `` Sickness and Wealth '' `` Little Problems '' Series 7 `` The Sky 's the Limit '' `` The Chance of a Lunchtime '' `` Stage Fright '' `` The Class of ' 62 '' `` He Ai n't Heavy, He 's My Uncle '' `` Three Men, a Woman and a Baby '' Specials 1980s `` Christmas Crackers '' `` Diamonds Are for Heather '' `` Thicker than Water '' `` To Hull and Back '' `` A Royal Flush '' `` The Frog 's Legacy '' `` Dates '' `` The Jolly Boys ' Outing '' 1990s `` Rodney Come Home '' `` Miami Twice '' `` Mother Nature 's Son '' `` Fatal Extraction '' `` Heroes and Villains '' `` Modern Men '' `` Time on Our Hands '' 2000s `` If They Could See Us Now '' `` Strangers on the Shore '' `` Sleepless in Peckham '' Miscellaneous `` Christmas Trees '' `` Licensed to Drill '' `` White Mice '' `` Royal Variety Show '' `` The Robin Flies at Dawn '' `` Comic Relief Special '' `` Beckham in Peckham '' Retrieved from `` https://en.wikipedia.org/w/index.php?title=Fatal_Extraction&oldid=802042927 '' Categories : 1993 British television episodes Christmas television episodes Only Fools and Horses episodes Hidden categories : Use dmy dates from November 2012 Talk Contents About Wikipedia Add links This page was last edited on 23 September 2017, at 16 : 32. 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Question: who played beverly in only fools and horses
Answer: Mel Martin