"The Second Time Around" Trivia Quiz

Answer: Handkerchiefs

As Del hands a box over, he states that the "hankies" are a "pleasure to have the flu with". Rodney chips in that they are "one for the price of two."

Answer: Fowler

Her maiden name was Harris. She then married Bobby Finch. He died, then she moved to San Francisco and married a man called Baker. Pauline Fowler was a character in UK soap opera "EastEnders".

Answer: True

Del and Pauline were married when they were younger, but Pauline left Del. She had since married twice, and both husbands had died. Because of the way she treated Del when they were engaged, Rodney, Granddad and Trigger are hostile to Pauline.

Del: "She's had two husbands die on her."
Rodney: "Yeah? One more she keeps the match ball."

Answer: Skateboard

Del explains how he has grown up since he was engaged to Pauline while claiming that Rodney is still immature in his dating habits.

Answer: Corned beef

Del: "Long time since we had steak like that, eh Rodney?"
Rodney: "Hell of a long time, Del, me and granddad had corned beef."

Pauline refuses to cook for Rodney and Granddad. When Del points out that the housekeeping money was to buy food for Rodney and Granddad too, she replies that she bought them corned beef.

Answer: True

Although we only ever see Granddad watch two TVs at the same time (both showing the same programme), when Pauline asks why this is, Granddad says the other one is being mended.

Pauline: "You mean he normally watches three?"
Del: "Yeah."
Pauline: "He's going senile."
Del: "Yeah."

Answer: Bravingtons

Bravingtons is a jeweller based in London. Pauline is going out to buy a new ring after getting engaged to Del. Rodney comes out with the quote in question, to which Pauline replies, "Just shut it, Rodney."

Answer: Trigger

Although we don't hear Trigger's side of the conversation, it's clear from Del's answers that Trigger is trying to talk Del out of the engagement. Boyce does not feature in this episode, and the characters of Denzil and Mike had not yet been introduced.

Answer: Rosie

Rodney and Granddad are planning to leave Del and Pauline to get on with their lives. Del starts to suspect Pauline may be wanting to kill him, so decides to go with them. When, they turn up at aunt Rosie's house in Clacton, they are welcomed in, inly to discover later that aunt Rosie no longer lives there.

Old lady: "Do you mind if I ask you something. Who are you?"
Rodney: You mean we've been in you house for five hours, had all your shepherd's pie and had a bath each, and you don't know who we are?"
Old lady: "Well, I didn't like to ask because you seemed to know me."

Answer: America

When Del, Rodney and Granddad return to the flat, Pauline has gone and left a note for Del with some colourful language (although we are not privy to the actual contents). The flat is in good condition, but Pauline called the speaking clock before she left. The note is dated four days before.