Ep 7. Who's a Pretty Boy?

Only Fools and Horses is a British sitcom that aired from 1981 to 2003. The show follows the lives of the Trotter family, particularly two brothers, Del Boy and Rodney, as they try to make a fortune through various schemes and get-rich-quick schemes.

In season 3, episode 7 titled Who's a Pretty Boy?, the Trotters find themselves in possession of a valuable statue that they believe will make them a fortune. However, they quickly learn that the statue, which is a Chinese artifact, is cursed and brings bad luck to those who possess it.

As Del Boy and Rodney try to get rid of the statue, they come up with a plan to sell it to a wealthy businessman named Mr. Osbourne. They arrange a meeting with Mr. Osbourne, but their plan quickly goes awry when Del Boy accidentally breaks the statue, leading to a series of mishaps and misadventures.

Meanwhile, Uncle Albert, who is staying with the Trotters, takes an interest in bird watching and becomes obsessed with a rare bird called a "pretty boy". He spends his days trying to catch a glimpse of the bird, much to the annoyance of Del and Rodney.

The episode is filled with the classic comedy and hijinks that the show is known for. The interactions between Del Boy and Rodney are particularly entertaining, as they bicker and argue over their latest scheme. The addition of Uncle Albert's bird watching also adds an element of humor to the episode, as his obsession with the "pretty boy" leads to several comedic moments.

Overall, Who's a Pretty Boy? is a prime example of what makes Only Fools and Horses such a beloved sitcom. The combination of witty writing, great performances, and hilarious situations make it a must-watch episode for fans of the show.