Only Fools and Horses reunion ‘in the works’ with two-part project planned

It would be in honour of the show's 45th anniversary

Reports have said that Sir David Jason, who of course played Derek 'Del Boy' Trotter, in the iconic sitcom, is plotting a two-part reunion.

The programme would not be new episodes, but would instead take the form of a documentary and look back on the show with potentially never-seen-before footage from the show.

A source told The Sun: "David is well aware of Only Fools’ huge fanbase, so appreciates how much these documentaries will be lapped up.

"He’s looking forward to reminiscing about old times, as well as giving away secrets about the show"

The source did admit that getting Nicholas Lyndhurst, Rodney 'you plonker' Trotter, to sign up "would be a major coup", but would have to see if he is "up for taking part".

Reports say that discussions are underway for the show which would air on Gold next year.

The original sitcom ran for 10 years and spanned seven series, alongside 16 Christmas specials.

The show officially ended in 2003.

It is thought this two-part documentary could serve as a tribute to members of the cast who have since died.

This included Patrick Murray who played Mickey Pearce who died earlier this year from lung cancer.

Meanwhile, John Challis, who played car dealer Boycie, died from cancer in 2021.