The Green Green Grass

Sitcom spin-off featuring Boycie and Marlene from Only Fools and Horses. Boycie leaves Peckham and reinvents himself as a gentleman farmer in Shropshire.

This content was originally broadcast in 2005 and reflects the broadcast standards, language and attitudes of its time. This episode contains moderate bad language and sexual harassment. A bright, glorious day dawn in Oakham, Shropshire, and the Boyce family emerge from their country pile to explore their new home and its land. Determined to settle down to a quite, village life, Boycie's first job is to sack the farm manager and integrate himself with the locals... but his motley assortment of staff have other ideas.

This content was originally broadcast in 2005 and reflects the broadcast standards, language and attitudes of its time. This episode contains discriminatory language. Marlene is finding country life a very tough transition, especially when Boycie starts littering her front garden with animals as Rocky the bull takes up residence. But under pressure from her husband to conform as a local, Marlene threatens to try her hand at being a farmer's wife - an idea that puts fear into the stomach of Boycie and Tyler.

This content was originally broadcast in 2005 and reflects the broadcast standards, language and attitudes of its time. This episode contains moderate sex references, discrimination. Boycie decides it's time to invest in a herd of cows and fulfil his new ambition of becoming a dairy farmer. Marlene concedes to six cows, and is less than impressed when Elgin, Jed and Bryan turn up with a herd of 300, protesting that they were on special offer.

This content was originally broadcast in 2005 and reflects the broadcast standards, language and attitudes of its time. This episode contains mild bad language, sex references, innuendo. Boycie is perturbed when Rocky the bull does not seem interested in the herd of 300 cows, and the lack of city noises is keeping Marlene awake at night. It's love at first sight for Tyler meanwhile, as his new school turns out not to be so bad after all.

This content was originally broadcast in 2005 and reflects the broadcast standards, language and attitudes of its time. This episode conains moderate sex references. When Marlene catches Bryan, Elgin, Jed and Mrs Cakeworthy stewing a virility potion for Rocky the bull, she manages to slip some into Boycie's coffee. Boycie, meanwhile is concerned about his son's interest in his English teacher, and decides to pay her a visit.