Forty-five episodes in seven series, nineteen specials, and the specials are where the plot lives.
Broadcast order, with the specials in their dates rather than saved for afterwards. This is the franchise where that rule costs you the most if you break it: five of the nineteen specials carry plot that the following series simply assumes you have seen, and every complete series box set on every service presents the seven series as seven clean blocks with the specials filed somewhere else.
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Twenty episodes and the first special that matters. Thicker than Water brings Reg Trotter in and starts the question of who Rodney's father was.
The Frog's Legacy is the one to keep. Everything Rock and Chips does twenty-three years later is built on it.
Raquel arrives in the first and comes back in the second. Series 6 opens as though you know her.
Rodney Come Home went out five days before series 7 and sets the marriage falling apart that series 7 is about.
Christmas 1996. Written as the ending, and for a lot of people it is still the ending.
The 2001 to 2003 trilogy takes the millionaire ending away again. Sleepless in Peckham closes the paternity question and hands off to the spin-offs.
Then what? The Green Green Grass and Rock and Chips both come after Sleepless in Peckham and neither works before it. Miami Twice, Christmas Crackers, Diamonds Are for Heather and A Royal Flush are the four you can miss without losing anything.
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