Every six months we have this edited debate, its as frequent as settee sales......................

The "butchered" edited versions I'm guessing? I don't think the originals will ever be made available now.

Heat for the deal OP!

Any true fan would not touch this with a bargepole .

Why are they edited?

Were they made PC or something?

edit: music licensing https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_Only_Fools_and_Horses_home_video_releases

Yes if someone can confirm if they are edited? And if they can go onto iTunes?

Thanks

Every six months we have this edited debate, its as frequent as settee sales......................

Is there anyway of getting them unedited?

I bought this set ages ago on google play and if it's edited I have not noticed. Well worth it at this price brilliant

Or watch them free on tv

Top three sitcom of all time, best long running.

There will never be TV comedy as good as this again

Not sure why the 'edited or not' debate always crops up. There is not a chance in hell the unedited versions are going to see the light of day again, unless the BBC need a bit of extra dough to pay for Chris Evans's salary.

Does the edited versions cut out the wee bits of racism and all that kinda stuff?

I have the dvd boxset, cuts and all, honestly, doesn't bother me nearly as much as i thought it would, sure it's missing a couple songs and few words aren't there, but they're always fun to watch, we've all seen them umpteen times anyway, i used to think it mattered, but now, meh.

Just came here to say this was a great comedy series

Became bloated and sentimental towards the end though.

Surprised by the racism this collection contained. Heard the p word even in an episode from the early 90's. Did enjoy the collection though!

Harveys has but be quick it end Tuesday!!!

Are you sure? I previewed 'A Royal Flush' the other day on iTunes and heard the laughter track which was added after the original transmission on an edited version of the episode.

Scratch that - have read the Wikipedia article now and it looks like the BBC are going with the re-edited version of A Royal Flush as the definitive one and the rest are restored versions. Might have to bite now!

Personally I'd rather pay £19.99 for it on iTunes. I don't like the policies of GooglePlay or Amazon

How are the policies different? I usually just go for the cheapest

Checked the Wiki and seems iTunes is the only nearly complete source nowadays, so just bought it on there for £19.99.

I'm usually a loyal Google Play user but for the extra £3 it's worth buying on iTunes instead!

Thanks

If you can get hold of the original video releases then they are unedited. I have the dvds that were sold with a magazine of ofah about ten years ago. I picked mine up on eBay, if you can get hold of them they are pretty much unedited and are the best you will get. It also has the complete episode of a royal flush. The only big edit in it is during 'a jolly boys outing', they have cut a bit out as a song was playing in the background and they would have had to pay royalties again.

For those who have not seen it, they also made a twenty minute mini episode in 1984 specifically for schools, featuring Del Rodney and grandad.
https://vimeo.com/164318269

For those who have not seen it, they also made a twenty minute mini episode in 1984 specifically for schools, featuring Del Rodney and grandad.https://vimeo.com/164318269[/quote]
I'm really not sure what I have just watched... :confused:

Is possible to put video files into iTunes ?

I actually posted a link to the dvds I mentioned on eBay so people know which ones are the most unedited. A moderator has actually given me an infraction for self promotion confused

What racism is that?! A couple of P words used about a shop that was common at the time hardly makes it a racist series. Plus above that you say you enjoyed it! The past shouldn't be censored.

I don't think I have watched them as closely as you have they are just funny to watch and if you find that whatever cuts they have made will effect your enjoyment then it would be best not to buy them. I myself find them to be the best sitcom ever. I do take your point though but it's not enough to bother me

I didn't call it a racist series but did it really need to contain just a few racist words what about the asian population that hear it. How does it make them feel when Dell boy who they enjoy watching throws a p word in there. If you going to make cuts like they did then why not cut the p words is all I am saying. It makes no sense to cut it up and then leave these references in there. I personally do not like the cuts btw! Also saying it is common for the time I would disagree with as we are talking the early 90s.

I'm really not sure what I have just watched... :confused:[/quote]Worst thing I've ever seen

Well for starters you can download a licensed version to your computer as well as your iPad and your iPhone etc. Google and Amazon don't allow Mac users to download copies to their computers.

Bought the iTunes version. Great to finally have nearly unedited copies of each of the shows. Thanks for the advice ok this thread.