Trigger (Only Fools and Horses) proceeded to use to decorate his mother's grave. Only then did Trigger inform him that the paint was used on signs in railway tunnels and was, therefore, luminous. He also supplies a load of stolen cigarettes, and in the opening episode announces to Del that he "popped round to (my) sisters to sort out an alibi for next Thursday." Trigger's most famous characteristic is that he constantly calls Rodney Trotter "Dave", the reason why being unknown. In fact, it is established that Trigger simply cannot grasp the idea that "Dave" is actually called Rodney. Rodney finally brings up the issue
The Funny Side of Christmas Humphrey Appleby, Paul Eddington as Jim Hacker, and Derek Fowlds as Bernard Woolley "Christmas Trees" is the title of this vignette, in which Del Boy is determined to sell 149 telescopic Christmas trees. Maybe an endorsement from the Church of England would help? "Christmas Trees" was written by John Sullivan, and directed and produced by Ray Butt. Cast: David Jason as Del, Nicholas Lyndhurst as Rodney, Lennard Pearce as Grandad, Jim Pennington as the vicar, and Roy Heather as Sid Cast: Tracey Ullman, Lenny Henry, and David Copperfield Norman, Foggy, and Compo get together on Christmas Day, but Norman is