Only Fools and Horses - Cwying Song - YouTube Only Fools and Horses - Cwying Song Want to watch this again later? Sign in to add this video to a playlist. Need to report the video? Sign in to report inappropriate content. Rating is available when the video has been rented. This feature is not available right now. Please try again later. Published on Aug 28, 2014 Only Fools and Horses Cwying song performance by Tony Angelino, one of the best ever moments in only fools and horses. Loved this scene! If anyone wants to know the name of the only fools and horses episode it was called Stage Fright - ...) The original was sung by Roy Orbison - Crying Category Roy Orbison - IMDb IMDb Doctor Strange Confirmed to Appear in ‘Thor: Ragnarok’ 10 hours ago Roy Orbison was born on April 23, 1936 in Vernon, Texas, USA as Roy Kelton Orbison. He was married to Barbara Orbison and Claudette Frady. He died on December 6, 1988 in Madison, Tennessee, USA.

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(performer: "Only The Lonely", "Dream Baby", "In Dreams", "Mean Woman", "Blue Angel", "Lana", "Blue Bayou", "Leah", "Candy Man", "Cryin'", "Ooby Dooby", "Hound Dog Man", "Working for the Man", "Down The Line" (aka "Go Go Go"), "It's Over", "Oh, Pretty Woman", "Running Scared") / (writer: "Only The Lonely", "In Dreams", "Blue Angel", "Lana", "Blue Bayou", "Leah", "Cryin'", "Working for the Man", "Down The Line" (aka "Go Go Go"), "It's Over", "Oh, Pretty Woman", "Running Scared") 1980 Siamo fatti così: Aiuto!

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Anniversaries , Birthdays , Only Fools and Horses , Sitcoms , Television , The Not So Perfect Ten mancunian1001 A Special Not So Perfect Ten celebrating the 30th anniversary of Only Fools and Horses’ debut This time 30 years ago, the most celebrated of UK sitcoms made its screen debut. Its opening episode, Big Brother, involved a set of dodgy suitcases which couldn’t open. That first episode got a then modest 9.2 million viewers (nowadays in our multi-channel households, this would be pretty good for Coronation Street). Only Fools and Horses was a slow burner. On initial showing, viewing figures hovered around the 7 – 8 million mark, which in 1982 was pretty poor. The series was presumed dead in the water, though the 15 episodes included falling chandeliers, luminous takeaway kitchens and attempts at carving turkey with an unplugged electric knife. By 1983, the BBC gave the series another chance. In the summer of that year, audiences lapped it up.

A rerun season from June 1983 saw Only Fools and Horses gain around 12 million – twice the viewing figures of the second episode ‘Go West, Young Man’ on its first broadcast. Viewing figures were more akin to ITV’s average for Coronation Street. Impressed, the BBC allowed John Sullivan to write another two seasons and the rest is Double Physics. Only Fools and Horses became a much loved institution with episodes commanding 15 million viewers and Christmas specials in the 20 million mark. Most noteworthy, the final episode of the 1996 Christmas trilogy attracted 24.3 million viewers. Topping the list of most viewers’ favoured moments is Del falling over the bar in the ‘Yuppy Love’. It is a great moment, but there are some other great moments within its 63 episodes that are equally noteworthy. Our special Not So Perfect Ten aims to do that.

“Cwying” – Tony Angelino (Stage Fright); Del and Rodney dressed as Batman and Robin (Heroes and Villains); Falling chandelier scene (A Touch of Glass); The Sothebys scene – “Bidding starts at £4 million…” (Time on our Hands); Self-inflating blow-up dolls (Danger UXD); Rodney impersonating a 14 year old (The Unlucky Winner Is…); Exploding coach scene (The Jolly Boys Outing); Del’s attempt at hang gliding (Tea for Three); Rodney as chief mourner (The Frog’s Legacy); Del’s satellite dish (The Sky’s The Limit). 1. “Cwying”: Courtesy of our first moment, I have never been able to listen to the Roy Orbison song with a straight face. Ever. Faced with finding a suitable act for Eugene McCarthy (a local villain whose mother was celebrating her 82nd birthday) and the lure of 60 crispy notes (£600), they stumble upon Tony Angelino, a mate of Trigger. Dustman by day and singer by night, they find he is unable to pronounce his Rs properly and often adapted songs with lots of Rs in.

Chaos ensues when Tony and Raquel sing ‘Crying’. To Del’s surprise, it turned out that Eugene’s mother liked them and wanted further bookings! 2. Batman and Robin: the first part of the 1996 Christmas trilogy opens with the news of their decorating grant being turned down. An ill-informed message later sees our dynamic duo dressed as Batman and Robin for what they thought was a fancy dress party. Instead it was a wake (“I came as a chauffeur…” – Trigger). Worried about being seen in the streets in fancy dress (“…only the Winos, they probably see Batman and Robin every night“) they save Councillor Murray from being mugged. The following day sees Del and Rodney stop the same muggers from attacking an elderly woman (Del hits one of them with his suitcase). Result: bravery medal and decorating grant approved. 3. Falling Chandelier scene: on towing Lady Ridgemere’s car to Ridgemere Hall, Del and Rodney offer themselves as chandelier cleaners. With Del Boy and Rodney holding a white sheet, Granddad was entrusted with unscrewing their first chandelier (“Now brace yourselves, Rodney, brace yourselves…“).

It only turned out to be the wrong one, much to the anger of Del and Lord Ridgemere. 4. Sothebys scene: the longest running joke throughout its seven seasons and Christmas specials was that Del insisted that this time next year they’ll be millionaires. The final episode of the 1996 Christmas trilogy finally laid the running joke to rest when they found that a valuable pocket watch by J.A Harrison had been in their garage since 1981. Little did they know that it would fetch £6.2 million, which saw them fainting in the auction hall and loud celebration in their Reliant. 5. Self-inflating blow-up dolls: at the time, the sight of two naked life size blow-up dolls was seen as pretty risqué for prime time television, but it bestowed us one of Only Fools and Horses’ funniest moments. Looking for somewhere to place the dolls, it turns out that the warm air of Nelson Mandela House’s underfloor heating system inflates the two dolls within 30 seconds of each other. Then they find the self-propellent gas was the wrong type – the highly inflammable Propane.

Dumped one evening on wasteland (after a failed bid to try and sell them to Dirty Barry), the dolls explode. 6. The Spanish Holiday Adventure of Rodney Charlton Trotter, Aged 14: or so we thought, but Rodders’ impersonation of a 14 year Rodney was a cheap way of spending two weeks abroad for the Trotters. How? A painting of the Marble Arch, London, was submitted to the Mega Flakes Holiday Competition which they won. This led to the surreal sight of Del Boy (brother) being his father and Cassandra (girlfriend) his mother and a 12 year old Bros fan (Trudy) having the hots for him. Groovy! 7. Exploding coach scene: the journey to Margate was fraught with difficulties already: Rodney getting a cuffing from Kent Police for accidentally kicking a football at an officer and the coach driver getting drunk. By the end of the day, the beano was an enjoyable occasion. All went well till they got back on the coach. Smoke came from the tape deck of one of Del Boy’s car radios. This was noticed by Denzil, so the rest of the party left the coach.

Rodney was calling Cassandra from a nearby phone box (who claimed he always got into mischief no matter where he went with Del Boy), then the coach exploded. With the joys of a rail strike and them missing the last Green Line towards Peckham, they were forced to stay overnight before an alternative coach arrived. 8. Del’s attempt at hang-gliding: after having his face sunburned to the shade of a Ribena berry, Rodney got his revenge on Del (who turned the sunbed up whilst he was asleep) with a birthday treat he wouldn’t forget. After conversing with Lisa, they organise a hang-gliding lesson for Del. Despite his claims to experience, he is scared witless and crashes into a television tower in Redhill, landing on a couple inside a Ford Sierra. In real life, Sir David Jason enjoys hang gliding and wanted to do the stunts himself. Unfortunately, the BBC couldn’t insure him for that hence the use of a stunt double for the shots over Devil’s Dyke. 9. Rodney, chief mourner: Del lands Rodney a new job. Unknown to him, it is the role of chief mourner at a funeral directors.

It turns out that Frederick Robdal (Freddie the Frog), had bought a coffin and filled it with gold, so long as they arranged a fake funeral to bury it. Cue the sight of a hacked off Rodney in funereal garb. 10. Del’s satellite dish: inspired by Boycie’s recent investment in ‘adult entertainment’, his motorised satellite dish tempted Del Boy. Elsewhere, Rodney wanted to make up to Cassandra by meeting her at Gatwick airport and booking a romantic night away. Whilst Del was trying to get Star Trek reruns or MTV on, Rodders was stranded at Gatwick as all the flights were diverted to Ringway (Manchester Airport for you young ones)! It turned out that Del Boy’s satellite dish had held London’s airports to a standstill, with the last scene showing an aeroplane flying towards Nelson Mandela House (“Switch it off…”). Your Only Fools and Horses memories: What memories do you have of watching Only Fools and Horses? Though many of us may have caught the older episodes on GOLD and its predecessors, I would especially like to hear from anyone who remembers them first time around. Feel free to add your greatest moments. S.V., 08 September 2011.

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(@ The Ash Tree (Wetherspoon) in Ashton-under-lyne, Tameside) swarmapp.com/c/cQQjXDfazmk 3 days ago The Not So Perfect Ten | East of the M60 | Page 5 East of the M60 BBC , Entertainment , ITV , Media , Quiz Shows , Television , The Not So Perfect Ten mancunian1001 This month’s starter for ten With the possible exception of Eggheads, Pointless, and The Chase, there are few quiz shows originating from the 21st century which offer contestants any of the following: A solid intellectual challenge in their given subject area or wide ranging subject areas; Gloriously crap consolation prizes; Questions where multiple choice is the exception rather than the rule.

For the purpose of this month’s Not So Perfect Ten, I shall be focusing on the second point: Continue reading Game Show Consolation Prizes: The Not So Perfect Ten → Share this: Entertainment , Humour , Music , Pop Music , Rock Music , The Not So Perfect Ten , Various artists mancunian1001 Another ten cheesy tunes in East of the M60’s Homage to Fromage It is hard to believe that The Not So Perfect Ten series of posts began almost five years ago. The first one of many was ‘Cheesy Tunes’, where yours truly selected the choicest chunks of Cheshire ever to grace our turntable or digital music player. Continue reading Cheesy Tunes Bites Back: The Not So Perfect Ten → Share this: 1970s , Entertainment , Music , New Wave , Post-Punk , The Not So Perfect Ten , Various artists mancunian1001 Back to the days when buses, electrical appliances and living rooms were orange and white. I was born in 1979, so can legally claim to be a Child of the 1970s (only just).

Musically, it was a decade of seismic shifts in musical fads from folk to new wave, via prog rock, punk and disco. Whilst the Osmonds, the Bay City Rollers or the Sex Pistols graced many a 1970s record collection, groups like Voyager and Mr Big are forgotten in the mists of time. BBC , British Broadcasting Corporation , Granada , ITV , Media , Music , Television , The Not So Perfect Ten mancunian1001 Remembering the rival music shows to Top of the Pops Before MTV and VH-1, most of us got our musical kicks from reading the New Musical Express and watching Top of the Pops. Or, we would listen to the singles chart on Radio One with the dulcet tones of Tom Browne, Tommy Vance or Bruno Brookes.

Continue reading It’s Number Two… To Top of the Pops: The Not So Perfect Ten → Share this: Anniversaries , Birthdays , Only Fools and Horses , Sitcoms , Television , The Not So Perfect Ten mancunian1001 A Special Not So Perfect Ten celebrating the 30th anniversary of Only Fools and Horses’ debut This time 30 years ago, the most celebrated of UK sitcoms made its screen debut. Its opening episode, Big Brother, involved a set of dodgy suitcases which couldn’t open. That first episode got a then modest 9.2 million viewers (nowadays in our multi-channel households, this would be pretty good for Coronation Street). Only Fools and Horses was a slow burner. On initial showing, viewing figures hovered around the 7 – 8 million mark, which in 1982 was pretty poor. The series was presumed dead in the water, though the 15 episodes included falling chandeliers, luminous takeaway kitchens and attempts at carving turkey with an unplugged electric knife. By 1983, the BBC gave the series another chance. In the summer of that year, audiences lapped it up.

A rerun season from June 1983 saw Only Fools and Horses gain around 12 million – twice the viewing figures of the second episode ‘Go West, Young Man’ on its first broadcast. Viewing figures were more akin to ITV’s average for Coronation Street. Impressed, the BBC allowed John Sullivan to write another two seasons and the rest is Double Physics. Only Fools and Horses became a much loved institution with episodes commanding 15 million viewers and Christmas specials in the 20 million mark. Most noteworthy, the final episode of the 1996 Christmas trilogy attracted 24.3 million viewers. Topping the list of most viewers’ favoured moments is Del falling over the bar in the ‘Yuppy Love’. It is a great moment, but there are some other great moments within its 63 episodes that are equally noteworthy. Our special Not So Perfect Ten aims to do that.

“Cwying” – Tony Angelino (Stage Fright); Del and Rodney dressed as Batman and Robin (Heroes and Villains); Falling chandelier scene (A Touch of Glass); The Sothebys scene – “Bidding starts at £4 million…” (Time on our Hands); Self-inflating blow-up dolls (Danger UXD); Rodney impersonating a 14 year old (The Unlucky Winner Is…); Exploding coach scene (The Jolly Boys Outing); Del’s attempt at hang gliding (Tea for Three); Rodney as chief mourner (The Frog’s Legacy); Del’s satellite dish (The Sky’s The Limit). 1. “Cwying”: Courtesy of our first moment, I have never been able to listen to the Roy Orbison song with a straight face. Ever. Faced with finding a suitable act for Eugene McCarthy (a local villain whose mother was celebrating her 82nd birthday) and the lure of 60 crispy notes (£600), they stumble upon Tony Angelino, a mate of Trigger. Dustman by day and singer by night, they find he is unable to pronounce his Rs properly and often adapted songs with lots of Rs in.

Chaos ensues when Tony and Raquel sing ‘Crying’. To Del’s surprise, it turned out that Eugene’s mother liked them and wanted further bookings! 2. Batman and Robin: the first part of the 1996 Christmas trilogy opens with the news of their decorating grant being turned down. An ill-informed message later sees our dynamic duo dressed as Batman and Robin for what they thought was a fancy dress party. Instead it was a wake (“I came as a chauffeur…” – Trigger). Worried about being seen in the streets in fancy dress (“…only the Winos, they probably see Batman and Robin every night“) they save Councillor Murray from being mugged. The following day sees Del and Rodney stop the same muggers from attacking an elderly woman (Del hits one of them with his suitcase). Result: bravery medal and decorating grant approved. 3. Falling Chandelier scene: on towing Lady Ridgemere’s car to Ridgemere Hall, Del and Rodney offer themselves as chandelier cleaners. With Del Boy and Rodney holding a white sheet, Granddad was entrusted with unscrewing their first chandelier (“Now brace yourselves, Rodney, brace yourselves…“).

It only turned out to be the wrong one, much to the anger of Del and Lord Ridgemere. 4. Sothebys scene: the longest running joke throughout its seven seasons and Christmas specials was that Del insisted that this time next year they’ll be millionaires. The final episode of the 1996 Christmas trilogy finally laid the running joke to rest when they found that a valuable pocket watch by J.A Harrison had been in their garage since 1981. Little did they know that it would fetch £6.2 million, which saw them fainting in the auction hall and loud celebration in their Reliant. 5. Self-inflating blow-up dolls: at the time, the sight of two naked life size blow-up dolls was seen as pretty risqué for prime time television, but it bestowed us one of Only Fools and Horses’ funniest moments. Looking for somewhere to place the dolls, it turns out that the warm air of Nelson Mandela House’s underfloor heating system inflates the two dolls within 30 seconds of each other. Then they find the self-propellent gas was the wrong type – the highly inflammable Propane.

Dumped one evening on wasteland (after a failed bid to try and sell them to Dirty Barry), the dolls explode. 6. The Spanish Holiday Adventure of Rodney Charlton Trotter, Aged 14: or so we thought, but Rodders’ impersonation of a 14 year Rodney was a cheap way of spending two weeks abroad for the Trotters. How? A painting of the Marble Arch, London, was submitted to the Mega Flakes Holiday Competition which they won. This led to the surreal sight of Del Boy (brother) being his father and Cassandra (girlfriend) his mother and a 12 year old Bros fan (Trudy) having the hots for him. Groovy! 7. Exploding coach scene: the journey to Margate was fraught with difficulties already: Rodney getting a cuffing from Kent Police for accidentally kicking a football at an officer and the coach driver getting drunk. By the end of the day, the beano was an enjoyable occasion. All went well till they got back on the coach. Smoke came from the tape deck of one of Del Boy’s car radios. This was noticed by Denzil, so the rest of the party left the coach.

Rodney was calling Cassandra from a nearby phone box (who claimed he always got into mischief no matter where he went with Del Boy), then the coach exploded. With the joys of a rail strike and them missing the last Green Line towards Peckham, they were forced to stay overnight before an alternative coach arrived. 8. Del’s attempt at hang-gliding: after having his face sunburned to the shade of a Ribena berry, Rodney got his revenge on Del (who turned the sunbed up whilst he was asleep) with a birthday treat he wouldn’t forget. After conversing with Lisa, they organise a hang-gliding lesson for Del. Despite his claims to experience, he is scared witless and crashes into a television tower in Redhill, landing on a couple inside a Ford Sierra. In real life, Sir David Jason enjoys hang gliding and wanted to do the stunts himself. Unfortunately, the BBC couldn’t insure him for that hence the use of a stunt double for the shots over Devil’s Dyke. 9. Rodney, chief mourner: Del lands Rodney a new job. Unknown to him, it is the role of chief mourner at a funeral directors.

It turns out that Frederick Robdal (Freddie the Frog), had bought a coffin and filled it with gold, so long as they arranged a fake funeral to bury it. Cue the sight of a hacked off Rodney in funereal garb. 10. Del’s satellite dish: inspired by Boycie’s recent investment in ‘adult entertainment’, his motorised satellite dish tempted Del Boy. Elsewhere, Rodney wanted to make up to Cassandra by meeting her at Gatwick airport and booking a romantic night away. Whilst Del was trying to get Star Trek reruns or MTV on, Rodders was stranded at Gatwick as all the flights were diverted to Ringway (Manchester Airport for you young ones)! It turned out that Del Boy’s satellite dish had held London’s airports to a standstill, with the last scene showing an aeroplane flying towards Nelson Mandela House (“Switch it off…”). Your Only Fools and Horses memories: What memories do you have of watching Only Fools and Horses? Though many of us may have caught the older episodes on GOLD and its predecessors, I would especially like to hear from anyone who remembers them first time around. Feel free to add your greatest moments. S.V., 08 September 2011.

Dedicated to the memory of John Sullivan OBE (1947 – 2011), creator of Only Fools and Horses. RIP. Share this: Bus people , Buses , GMPTE , Greater Manchester , Greater Manchester Transport , Ken Mortimer , Manchester , Ralph Bennett , SELNEC , The Not So Perfect Ten , Trains mancunian1001 A pictorial journey of the Stalybridge based industrial designer and transport artist’s creations Though known to nobody else other than bus enthusiasts, Mancunians would be most familiar with his handiwork. Even to this day, examples of his work are seen in bus museums and rallies or in regular service. The creative genius behind SELNEC and GMPTE’s image was Ken Mortimer. In recent times he has started selling watercolour prints of 1950s and 1960s transport scenes. Some of which are available as postcards and greetings cards.

Continue reading The Collected Works of Ken Mortimer: A Not So Perfect Ten Special → Share this: Bus shelters , Bus stances , Bus stands , Bus termini , Buses , The Not So Perfect Ten , Transport , Travel mancunian1001 10 Bus Shelters to Visit Before You Leave This World Somewhere in the depth of time (at least in internet terms) we were using the world wide web to rate pictures of cute cats, instead of playing Mafia Wars and tweeting our bowel movements to the nth degree. Back then, I was thinking of developing a similar site called ‘RateMyBusShelter.com’. The idea of course was so bus users could rate out of ten their favourite bus shelter. It would have been like a Top Trumps for bus shelters, with points given for each one in terms of warmth, cover and architectural style. Continue reading Bus Shelters of Your Mind: The Not So Perfect Ten → Share this: 1980s , Entertainment , Music , New Wave , Post-Punk , The Not So Perfect Ten , Various artists mancunian1001 Underrated gems from the decade often associated with Duran Duran, Margaret Thatcher and Sinclair C5s.

“I’m Stuart Vallantine, I fell off my Grandma’s bed and ended up in 1981. Am I mad? Or is it my comeuppance for listening to Ultravox’s Rage in Eden album ad infinitum? Somehow I’ll find my way home and expect to see an orange, brown and white bus in Piccadilly Gardens… (SV checks pocket for SaverSeven ticket)” Some of the greatest songs never made the dizzy heights of the Top Ten or the Top 75 of the music charts themselves. I have noticed this from my personal collection of compilation albums and the joys of the internet. Continue reading Forgotten Great Songs of the 1980s: The Not So Perfect Ten → Share this: Feast of the M60 , Food , Greater Manchester , Lancashire , Nutritionally Incorrect , Pies , Tameside , The Not So Perfect Ten mancunian1001 The Top 10 Pies: Feast of the M60 gets the Not So Perfect Ten Treatment. Doctors, health freaks, vegetarians, if you don’t want to look at this article, look away now and read the one on Pacer units elsewhere within this hallowed blog.

Nothing encapsulates British cuisine better than a good meat pie. Whether you prefer shortcrust, puff pastry or a potato topped base, the pie started life as a cheap and cheerful way of preserving meat. At one time, we used to throw away the pastry and eat the meat inside. Thanks to the joys of the Industrial Revolution, we eschewed this often wasteful practice and devoured it from crust to gristle. Continue reading Yes, We Ate All The Pies…: The Not So Perfect Ten → Share this: RT @ CadanapTomos : If I ever get elected there's no way I'd take such a ridiculous oath as this. What a load of nonsense. … 4 hours ago Now loading... gammon and chips. (@ Britannia Inn in Mossley) swarmapp.com/c/0gIpGphnM0g 4 hours ago @ micro_mart Used to read your mag in the noughties, mainly for Shaun Bebington's retro feature. Plus the Amiga stuff. You will be missed.

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Question: Which Roy Orbison song featured in the 'Only Fools and Horses' episode called 'Stage Fright'?
Answer: CRYIN'