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Writing
Only Fools And Horses
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Q1.
What were your influences behind OFAH? Geoff Malkin
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Q2.
Did you think, when you first started, that OFAH and all its characters/actors
would be enjoyed by millions across generations this far down the
line? Richard Oakham
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Q3.
With over sixty episodes completed. Is it hard to gather new themes
and ideas? Steve Holden
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Q4.
I have got them all, but without a doubt I think the changing times
of Political Correctness have stifled the raw Peckham boys' scope.
Would you agree? Greg Muscat
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Q5.
When did you first get to realise the importance of making moments
very poignant and then breaking it with a gag? Guy Richards
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Q6.
How often did they actually improvise? Riaz Raashid
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Q7.
Do you consider OFAH to be your best writing work? If not then what
is? Chris Robinson
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