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+ | '''Elsie Partridge''' was an occasional love interest of [[Uncle Albert|Albert Trotter]]. A widow with eleven children, she appeared in the ''[[Only Fools and Horses]]'' sixth series episode "[[Sickness and Wealth]]" and was mentioned in "[[The Unlucky Winner Is...]]" as having first met Albert at a bingo game. |
Elsie claimed to have an ability to contact the dead and led a seance at [[The Nag's Head]], in which she made contact with [[Boycie]]'s father, correctly predicting that [[Marlene Boyce|Marlene]] was pregnant, and [[Joan Trotter Sr.|Joan Trotter]] (the latter was revealed to be a ruse concocted by her and Albert to persuade Del to go to a doctor about his stomach pains). In "[[If They Could See Us Now]]", it was stated that she and Albert spent their final years together. |
Elsie claimed to have an ability to contact the dead and led a seance at [[The Nag's Head]], in which she made contact with [[Boycie]]'s father, correctly predicting that [[Marlene Boyce|Marlene]] was pregnant, and [[Joan Trotter Sr.|Joan Trotter]] (the latter was revealed to be a ruse concocted by her and Albert to persuade Del to go to a doctor about his stomach pains). In "[[If They Could See Us Now]]", it was stated that she and Albert spent their final years together. |
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Revision as of 19:16, 13 July 2015
Elsie Partridge was an occasional love interest of Albert Trotter. A widow with eleven children, she appeared in the Only Fools and Horses sixth series episode "Sickness and Wealth" and was mentioned in "The Unlucky Winner Is..." as having first met Albert at a bingo game.
Elsie claimed to have an ability to contact the dead and led a seance at The Nag's Head, in which she made contact with Boycie's father, correctly predicting that Marlene was pregnant, and Joan Trotter (the latter was revealed to be a ruse concocted by her and Albert to persuade Del to go to a doctor about his stomach pains). In "If They Could See Us Now", it was stated that she and Albert spent their final years together.