"Hole in One" Trivia Quiz

Answer: Suntan lotion

It's winter time and Rodney was left alone at the auction, where he invested the Trotters' funds on suntan lotion, much to the annoyance of Del.

Answer: £500

According to Rodney, it was an investment.

Del: "That £500 that you squandered on this stuff was the last of the company's capital."
Rodney: "Oh, and how was I supposed to know that?"
Del: "How were you supposed to know that? You're the firm's accountant, you wally!"

Answer: True

When he brings up the subject, Rodney initially thinks Albert is talking about himself picking up a younger model. When Albert clarifies that he was, in fact, referring to Rodney, he dismisses the idea.

Del: "Listen, uncle, you came to stay for a couple of nights, about four weeks ago, so you don't know us very well. Let me explain something to you. You can't expect Rodney to do something like that. Even I wouldn't expect Rodney to do something like that."
Albert: "I suppose it was too much to ask. Sorry, Del."
Del: "That's alright. I mean, Rodney can't even give it away, let alone flog it."

Answer: Bus pass

Del parks up outside The Nag's Head with smoke coming from the bonnet/hood. When he and Rodney go to the back door to let out Uncle Albert, Rodney asks Del why they don't sell the van and get something more useful, like a bus pass.

Answer: Deep fat fryer

All items have been handled or sold by Del throughout the course of the series, but on this occasion it was a deep fat fryer Mike had bought from Del.

This is brought up when Uncle Albert stops beside the cellar door to ask Mike how he's getting on with said purchase, only to be hastily led away by Del and Rodney.

Answer: Millwall

Millwall is not far from Peckham in London, where "Only Fools" is set. Over the course of the series the characters take several jibes at Millwall FC and their supporters.

In this scene, Rodney, Del and Albert are in the Nag's Head trying to work out how to overcome their current financial difficulties.

Answer: Solly Attwell

Once Del realises that there could be money to be made from Albert's fall down the cellar, he tells Rodney to look out Solly's number in the Yellow Pages.

Rodney: "Solly Attwell's our solicitor? Bloody hell, he's more bent than the villains."
Del: "He's just the sort of man we need in a case like this - a specialist."

Answer: Rodney

Although Mike is present in court, we do not see him giving evidence. Ironically, Mike is wearing a neck brace as he has actually injured himself following Albert's "fall".

Answer: 15

We learn that in 1944 Albert carried out some basic parachute training with the Marines, learning how to fall. He used that skill in several previous lawsuits. Five such incidents are mentioned in the court. Outside court, Rodney states that there were 15 previous claims.

Answer: False

Initially, we are told the brewery were willing to offer £2000 for an out of court settlement, however Del wanted more and pushed for a court hearing. Due to Albert's history of making such claims, the Trotters ended up with nothing.