Only Fools and Horses star David Jason 'to return as Del Boy' for one-off special
Fans will get to see the actor back in action in a small sketch for Car SOS.
Sir David Jason will be reprising his role as the iconic Del Boy in a new sketch for Car SOS.
The actor, best known for his role in the beloved sitcom Only Fools and Horses, agreed to return f0r small sketch in an upcoming episode of the show.
In the episode, Jason will help with the restoration of a Datsun 240k Skyline, but with the Del Boy charm we all know and love.
"David was a special guest on an episode and I managed to persuade him to do Del Boy again, host Tim Shaw told Daily Star.
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"It's a sketch that I think will surprise people. It was one of the highlights of my life. It's something I never thought would happen.
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"When was the last time we saw David playing Del Boy? I can't remember. So it was absolutely surreal."
While the actor has been on TV screens since playing Del Boy Trotter, it'll be a delight for fans to see David back in action.
Only Fools and Horses ran from 1981 to 2003 for seven seasons, originally broadcast on BBC One.
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Speaking of what it was like convincing Jason to take part in the sketch, Shaw told the publication the actor "dropped straight into it".
"The next thing he's Del Boy and he's reading a newspaper and he's selling some car parts on eBay", he explained, adding: "David was an absolute pro. He is as sharp as a razor with wits in every sense of the word."
The new series of Car SOS starts on Thursday 7th March at 8pm on National Geographic. If you're looking for more to watch, check out our TV Guide or Streaming Guide, or visit our dedicated Entertainment hub.
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