The first episode of the British sitcom Only Fools and Horses was aired on BBC One, introducing audiences to the Trotter family.
The first series of Only Fools and Horses concluded after six episodes, setting the stage for future seasons.
The character Rodney Trotter, played by Nicholas Lyndhurst, was introduced, becoming a mainstay of the show.
The show won the BAFTA for Best Comedy Series, solidifying its status in British television.
The last regular episode of the series was broadcast, marking the end of its original run.
The production of the popular Christmas Specials began, which became an annual event for fans of the show.
The special episode 'Time on Our Hands' aired and attracted more than 24 million viewers, a UK television record at the time.
David Jason, lead actor in Only Fools and Horses, was awarded the Order of the British Empire for his contributions to drama.
The final special episode 'Sleepless in Peckham' aired, officially ending the saga of the Trotters.
Del Boy begins his career as a market trader in Peckham, selling various goods which often include dodgy items.
Rodney, Del Boy's younger brother, comes to live with Del at their council flat in Nelson Mandela House, setting the stage for their adventures together.
Del acquires his iconic yellow Reliant Regal van, which becomes his main mode of transport for his trading business.
Del Boy tries to sell a Ming vase he claims is valuable, leading to comedic mishaps during the auction.
After the death of their grandfather, Uncle Albert comes to live with Del and Rodney, adding humor and naval tales to the family dynamic.
The Trotters and friends plan a day out, which features prominently in one of the popular episodes showcasing camaraderie.
At the Nag's Head pub, Del famously tries to impress people but falls through the bar, an iconic moment from the series.
Rodney finally marries his longtime girlfriend Cassandra in a ceremony that highlights personal growth and family ties.
Del Boy and Rodney win the National Lottery, dramatically changing their fortunes and lifestyle.
After their lottery win, the brothers invest in a restaurant venture, showcasing their aspirations beyond market trading.
