Only Fools and Horses

Del is confident that he has made a valuable find with Trigger's shipment of vintage vinyl briefcases, while Rodney considers leaving the unpredictable life of trading for the stability of a regular job.

Rodney is feeling down after his friend Mickey moves in with his girlfriend, Monica. Del steps in with an ambitious plan to make them all rich, enlisting his slick but untrustworthy friend Boycie to help pull off a questionable scheme.

Del discovers a lucrative opportunity that could secure his financial future, centered around acquiring a dubious statue. However, his plans are complicated by escalating conflict between rival gangs.

Del renews his romance with Pauline, reigniting their past relationship and hinting at a possible future together, which worries Rodney given the troubled history of Pauline's previous marriages.

Del envisions a grand new venture—Trotter's Ethnic Tours—hoping to capitalize on the cultural diversity of Peckham, but struggles to attract customers to his latest business scheme.

As the threat of nuclear war escalates, the residents of Peckham face uncertainty. The Nag's Head pub is at risk if hostilities break out, but the Trotters are confident in their homemade shelter.