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* EveryManHasHisPrice:
-->'''Rodney''': You'd better get this straight - I am not painting that kitchen tomorrow, I'm not painting that kitchen in a thousand years! No way, my son!\\
'''Del''': I'll give you a lend of me dirty books.\\
'''Rodney''': [[ImmediateSelfContradiction Yeah, alright then]].
-->'''Rodney''': You'd better get this straight - I am not painting that kitchen tomorrow, I'm not painting that kitchen in a thousand years! No way, my son!\\
'''Del''': I'll give you a lend of me dirty books.\\
'''Rodney''': [[ImmediateSelfContradiction Yeah, alright then]].
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-->'''Del:''' I get it from a contact in... er...
-->'''Trigger:''' Stockholm.
-->'''Del:''' Yeah, Stockholm - Stockholm? Cos you see, the Norwegians, they lead the world in paint technology.
-->'''Trigger:''' Stockholm.
-->'''Del:''' Yeah, Stockholm - Stockholm? Cos you see, the Norwegians, they lead the world in paint technology.
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-->'''Del:''' I get it from a contact in... er...
-->'''Trigger:''' Stockholm.
-->'''Del:'''er...\\
'''Trigger:''' Stockholm.\\
'''Del:''' Yeah, Stockholm - Stockholm? Cos you see, the Norwegians, they lead the world in paint technology.
-->'''Trigger:''' Stockholm.
-->'''Del:'''
'''Trigger:''' Stockholm.\\
'''Del:''' Yeah, Stockholm - Stockholm? Cos you see, the Norwegians, they lead the world in paint technology.
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-->'''Del''': I like it here though, don't you Rodney? Nice and quiet, away from the crowds and the noise and the traffic. It really is. It's so quiet...
-->'''Rodney''': Yeah.
-->'''Del''': Tranquil.
-->'''Rodney''': Mmm.
-->'''Del''': You're decorating the kitchen of a Chinese take-away tomorrow.
-->'''Rodney''': Yeah.
-->'''Del''': The sun is shining, the birds are singing...
-->'''Rodney''': Yeah.
-->'''Del''': Tranquil.
-->'''Rodney''': Mmm.
-->'''Del''': You're decorating the kitchen of a Chinese take-away tomorrow.
-->'''Rodney''': Yeah.
-->'''Del''': The sun is shining, the birds are singing...
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-->'''Del''': I like it here though, don't you Rodney? Nice and quiet, away from the crowds and the noise and the traffic. It really is. It's so quiet...
-->'''Rodney''': Yeah.
-->'''Del''': Tranquil.
-->'''Rodney''': Mmm.
-->'''Del''':quiet...\\
'''Rodney''': Yeah.\\
'''Del''': Tranquil.\\
'''Rodney''': Mmm.\\
'''Del''': You're decorating the kitchen of a Chinese take-awaytomorrow.
-->'''Rodney''': Yeah.
-->'''Del''':tomorrow.\\
'''Rodney''': [[DelayedReaction Yeah]].\\
'''Del''': The sun is shining, the birds are singing...
-->'''Rodney''': Yeah.
-->'''Del''': Tranquil.
-->'''Rodney''': Mmm.
-->'''Del''':
'''Rodney''': Yeah.\\
'''Del''': Tranquil.\\
'''Rodney''': Mmm.\\
'''Del''': You're decorating the kitchen of a Chinese take-away
-->'''Rodney''': Yeah.
-->'''Del''':
'''Rodney''': [[DelayedReaction Yeah]].\\
'''Del''': The sun is shining, the birds are singing...
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* {{Foreshadowing}}: Rodney describes his mother's tombstone as ''Mustard''...
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* {{Foreshadowing}}: Rodney describes his mother's tombstone as ''Mustard''..."Mustard"...
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* {{Foreshadowing}}: Rodney describes his mother's tombstone as ''Mustard''...
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First broadcast on 18 November 1982.
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The painting-the-gravestone episode. First broadcast on 18 November 1982.
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When Del arranges a job redecorating a Chinese Restaurant, he unwisely decides to employ the services of Rodney 'Leonardo' Trotter and buys some paint from Trigger.
It's also nearing the anniversary of their mother's death, and in an attempt to save a bit of cash, Del swipes a bit of spare paint to spruce up her tombstone. It's only when they've finished painting and get a call from the irate owner of the Chinese restaurant that they realise the paint was actually ''luminous'' yellow. Fine for the walls of a Chinese restaurant kitchen, and it certainly makes a gravestone stand out on a dark night.
It's also nearing the anniversary of their mother's death, and in an attempt to save a bit of cash, Del swipes a bit of spare paint to spruce up her tombstone. It's only when they've finished painting and get a call from the irate owner of the Chinese restaurant that they realise the paint was actually ''luminous'' yellow. Fine for the walls of a Chinese restaurant kitchen, and it certainly makes a gravestone stand out on a dark night.
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When Del arranges a job involving Rodney redecorating a Chinese Restaurant, restaurant, he unwisely decides to employ buy the services of Rodney 'Leonardo' Trotter and buys some paint from Trigger.
It's also nearing the anniversary of their mother's death, and in an attempt to save a bit of cash, Del swipes a bit of spare paint to spruce up hertombstone.gravestone. It's only when they've finished painting and get a call from the irate owner of the Chinese restaurant that they realise the paint was actually ''luminous'' yellow. Fine for the walls of a Chinese restaurant kitchen, and it certainly Which really makes a the gravestone stand out on a dark night.
It's also nearing the anniversary of their mother's death, and in an attempt to save a bit of cash, Del swipes a bit of spare paint to spruce up her
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* MyGodWhatHaveIDone: Del says this word-for-word after realizing that he painted his mother's monument with luminous paint.
* SpottingTheThread: Grandad, of all people, is the one who gets Trigger to reveal that the paint is luminous, by wondering aloud what use a painted sign would be in a railway tunnel, the interiors of which are usually pitch-black.
* SpottingTheThread: Grandad, of all people, is the one who gets Trigger to reveal that the paint is luminous, by wondering aloud what use a painted sign would be in a railway tunnel, the interiors of which are usually pitch-black.
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* MyGodWhatHaveIDone: Del says this word-for-word after realizing that he painted his mother's monument gravestone with luminous paint.
* SpottingTheThread: Grandad, of all people, is the one who gets Trigger to reveal that the paint is luminous, by wondering aloud what use a painted sign would be in a railwaytunnel, tunnel (Trigger having stated that this was what the paint was originally intended for) as the interiors of which tunnels are usually pitch-black.
* SpottingTheThread: Grandad, of all people, is the one who gets Trigger to reveal that the paint is luminous, by wondering aloud what use a painted sign would be in a railway
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->''We'll put it down to vandals. Let's get out of here before we get our collars felt.''
* CrookedContractor: When business is slack, Del's always happy to turn his hand to some decorating.
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-->'''Del:''' I get it from a contact in... er...\\
'''Trigger:''' Stockholm.\\
'''Del:''' Yeah, Stockholm - Stockholm? Cos you see, the Norwegians, they lead the world in paint technology.
'''Trigger:''' Stockholm.\\
'''Del:''' Yeah, Stockholm - Stockholm? Cos you see, the Norwegians, they lead the world in paint technology.
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-->'''Del:''' I get it from a contact in... er...\\
'''Trigger:''' Stockholm.\\
'''Del:'''er...
-->'''Trigger:''' Stockholm.
-->'''Del:''' Yeah, Stockholm - Stockholm? Cos you see, the Norwegians, they lead the world in paint technology.
'''Trigger:''' Stockholm.\\
'''Del:'''
-->'''Trigger:''' Stockholm.
-->'''Del:''' Yeah, Stockholm - Stockholm? Cos you see, the Norwegians, they lead the world in paint technology.
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** SpottingTheThread: Grandad, of all people, is the one who gets Trigger to reveal that the paint is luminous, by wondering aloud what use a painted sign would be in a railway tunnel, the interiors of which are usually pitch-black.
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First broadcast on 18 November 1982.
When Del arranges a job redecorating a Chinese Restaurant, he unwisely decides to employ the services of Rodney 'Leonardo' Trotter and buys some paint from Trigger.
It's also nearing the anniversary of their mother's death, and in an attempt to save a bit of cash, Del swipes a bit of spare paint to spruce up her tombstone. It's only when they've finished painting and get a call from the irate owner of the Chinese restaurant that they realise the paint was actually ''luminous'' yellow. Fine for the walls of a Chinese restaurant kitchen, and it certainly makes a gravestone stand out on a dark night.
!!Tropes:
* GlobalIgnorance: Sometimes, Del and his mates ''own'' this trope.
-->'''Del:''' I get it from a contact in... er...\\
'''Trigger:''' Stockholm.\\
'''Del:''' Yeah, Stockholm - Stockholm? Cos you see, the Norwegians, they lead the world in paint technology.
* InsaneTrollLogic: Del offers up a long, rambling explanation of how his (or more precisely, Trigger's) stealing paint will rescue the British economy in the longer run. Rodney is so dumbstruck by Del's arguments that he switches the subject of the conversation to how the watch Del gave him doesn't actually work.
* MyGodWhatHaveIDone: Del says this word-for-word after realizing that he painted his mother's monument with luminous paint.
** SpottingTheThread: Grandad, of all people, is the one who gets Trigger to reveal that the paint is luminous, by wondering aloud what use a painted sign would be in a railway tunnel, the interiors of which are usually pitch-black.
* WeirdAside: Del uses one of these to tell Rodders about his latest job...
-->'''Del''': I like it here though, don't you Rodney? Nice and quiet, away from the crowds and the noise and the traffic. It really is. It's so quiet...
-->'''Rodney''': Yeah.
-->'''Del''': Tranquil.
-->'''Rodney''': Mmm.
-->'''Del''': You're decorating the kitchen of a Chinese take-away tomorrow.
-->'''Rodney''': Yeah.
-->'''Del''': The sun is shining, the birds are singing...
When Del arranges a job redecorating a Chinese Restaurant, he unwisely decides to employ the services of Rodney 'Leonardo' Trotter and buys some paint from Trigger.
It's also nearing the anniversary of their mother's death, and in an attempt to save a bit of cash, Del swipes a bit of spare paint to spruce up her tombstone. It's only when they've finished painting and get a call from the irate owner of the Chinese restaurant that they realise the paint was actually ''luminous'' yellow. Fine for the walls of a Chinese restaurant kitchen, and it certainly makes a gravestone stand out on a dark night.
!!Tropes:
* GlobalIgnorance: Sometimes, Del and his mates ''own'' this trope.
-->'''Del:''' I get it from a contact in... er...\\
'''Trigger:''' Stockholm.\\
'''Del:''' Yeah, Stockholm - Stockholm? Cos you see, the Norwegians, they lead the world in paint technology.
* InsaneTrollLogic: Del offers up a long, rambling explanation of how his (or more precisely, Trigger's) stealing paint will rescue the British economy in the longer run. Rodney is so dumbstruck by Del's arguments that he switches the subject of the conversation to how the watch Del gave him doesn't actually work.
* MyGodWhatHaveIDone: Del says this word-for-word after realizing that he painted his mother's monument with luminous paint.
** SpottingTheThread: Grandad, of all people, is the one who gets Trigger to reveal that the paint is luminous, by wondering aloud what use a painted sign would be in a railway tunnel, the interiors of which are usually pitch-black.
* WeirdAside: Del uses one of these to tell Rodders about his latest job...
-->'''Del''': I like it here though, don't you Rodney? Nice and quiet, away from the crowds and the noise and the traffic. It really is. It's so quiet...
-->'''Rodney''': Yeah.
-->'''Del''': Tranquil.
-->'''Rodney''': Mmm.
-->'''Del''': You're decorating the kitchen of a Chinese take-away tomorrow.
-->'''Rodney''': Yeah.
-->'''Del''': The sun is shining, the birds are singing...
