5/5 only fools and horses series 7
  by Lisa M. Murphy (USA)
So funny from start to finish. A must see if your a fan of Only Fools and Horses.

3/5 Reality check
  by M. D. Webley (Los Angeles)
Lets be honest, Series 7 is a disappointment. Much as I enjoyed the preceding episodes, Series 7 is quite different and something of a "downer." It is a darker, more serious set of episodes that I can only attribute to the writers running out of ideas or getting too preoccupied with the relationship issues between Rodney and Cassandra. In summary, fewer laughs, less enjoyable and quite different from the former easy-going style of the previous episodes.

5/5 Classic comedy
  by Sean Hughes (Custer, SD)
Only Fools and Horses was the top comedy show for years in the UK. It's been years since we've seen it, and it didn't fail to have us laughing until our sides hurt. David Jason shows what a versatile actor he is, starting in this comedy series and becoming UK's top comedy actor, he then went on to serious roles, most notably Inspector Frost, which has also become a favorite both sides of the Atlantic. Thoroughly recommend this comedy, you may have trouble understanding the Cockney slang at times, but the humor never fails. Be prepared to laugh until your sides ache.

5/5 OFAH-Great Show, Great DVD
  by Arlene Zimmerman
I loved the show and the DVD...my only hope is that the specials leading into 1996 are released sooon...and "Christmas Trees"....

Thank you, BBC America!

5/5 Fools and Horses
  by C. M. Koch (lehighton, pa)
I did not know what to expect with this title, leave it the british, very pleasantly surprised and besides I like the actor, who also was in Green Grocers (much younger) then, and Touch of Frost (older now) this is a must watch when you are down in the dumbs and no matter how many times I watch it, there is always something I either forgot or see it differently.
The actor playing Rodney is also very good in Butterflies, another Series I would like aquire.