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EastEnders fans have begged Jake Wood to return to Albert Square as Max Branning.The actor, who left the BBC One soap last year, sparked return rumours after he took to Instagram on Sunday to mark the first anniversary since his exit.He shared a throwback video montage of Max dragging a heavy black bag out of the house and putting it in a rubbish bin.At the end of the short clip, Jake can be seen staring menacingly at the camera as Max while dressed all in black.The soap star penned alongside the montage clip: "Just been told it's a year ago today since I left @bbceastenders. Time flies x."Unsurprisingly, Jake's latest Instagram grid update caused a stir amongst fans, with some begging for him to return.One fan penned: "Time to come back then."Another added: "Get back on it, and kick up merry hell."A third person posted: "They still talking about Max so you could return.."While a fourth social media user said: "Ready to come back then?"Others mentioned that Max could come back and kill serial killer Gray Atkins (Toby Alexander-Smith), who has murdered three Walford resident and the past 18 months."Is that a body in that bag?? If so, who is it?" asked one fan.A second person replied: It’s Gray’s body."While another posted: "Max needs to come back to save EastEnders.

Only Fools and Horses actor Steven Woodcock, 57, said: "The way that the characters are, they're dealing with real life. They're not just dealing with things that are just simply of the time."Steven was speaking to Daily Star Showbiz reporter Carly Hacon to tie in with the 40th anniversary of Only Fools, which originally ran from 1981 to 1991."You've got things like our dear friend Roger Lloyd-Pack, who played Trigger, who's sadly left us now...

THE BBC has shared never-before-seen pictures of Only Fools and Horses' first ever episode for its 40th anniversary. The hit sitcom aired its first episode on September 8, 1981, introducing viewers to Del Boy and Rodney Trotter and their various friends and family.

Only Fools and Horses, by John Sullivan, first aired on the BBC on September 8 1981.The series starred actors including David Jason and Nicholas Lyndhurst as brothers Del Boy and Rodney Trotter, and gave us some of television's most iconic characters including Roger Lloyd Pack as Trigger and John Challis and Sue Holderness as Boycie and wife Marlene.Sadly, some of the show's cast have since passed away since the programme was first broadcast 40 years ago.Here we remember the cast members who have sadly passed away since the show first aired, their characters and careers.Lennard Pearce starred in the first three series of Only Fools and Horses as Grandad, who lived with Del Boy and Rodney at their flat.Prior to Only Fools and Horses, Pearce

Only Fools and Horses episode that most people probably missed – which was grandad’s last ever appearance.The episode Licensed To Drill was filmed in 1984, and wasn't the stereotypical Only Fools episode because it had an underlying educational purpose to it, which detailed the versatility of oil.In the episode, Rodney and grandad watch an old war movie but then Del interrupts with this classic catchphrase "this time next year we'll be millionaires" when talking about oil in the North Sea.There are a few jokes thrown, but things were pretty muted, and then grandad says that he thinks oil comes from 'the garage'.Del then teases Rodney about his two GCEs as he doesn't know where oil originates from either.David Jason's charatcer thengoes on

showbiz gossip straight to your inbox with the Daily Star's FREE newsletterSir David Jason, star of the iconic sitcom Only Fools and Horses, has racked up an incredible wealth since the show began 40 years ago.Now aged 81, the star tends to keep out of the spotlight.

ONLY Fools and Horses episodes have been slapped with racism warnings as Britbox flagged the content of the comedy. A total of five episodes of the hit BBC show, starring David Jason, have been issued with the alert which flashes up prior to the start of the programme.

This week marks the 40th anniversary of Only Fools and Horses gracing our screens.The first episode of the show aired on September 8, 1981.To mark the notable anniversary of the show, the Nags Head pub has been recreated in London.The iconic pub has been reimagined by channel Gold to celebrate the comedy milestone.As well as this, old episodes of the show will be airing on the channel over the week.This includes the first episode airing tomorrow at 8.30pm, which is the same date and time as 1981.Elsewhere, David’s co-star John Challis has opened up about his ill health.The actor, known for playing Boycie, recently cancelled some speaking events.The 79-year-old star pulled out of his tour with immediate effect yesterday.He had only appeared

Only Fools And Horses is racist, according to telly streaming platform BritBox.Five episodes of the legendary BBC comedy starring David Jason as Del Boy Trotter have been flagged up for containing "offensive racial language".The website, owned by the Beeb and ITV, has just added seven series and two Christmas specials to celebrate 40 years of the show.Censors have slapped viewers’ warnings on several episodes.They include The Russians Are Coming, in which Del acquires lead from a DIY nuclear fallout shelter, The Yellow Peril, about a scheme to decorate a Chinese takeaway, plus Who’s A Pretty Boy Then?, Happy Returns and Hole In One.Viewers are told of the episodes: "Contains some offensive racial language of the time.’’In The Russians Are

showbiz gossip straight to your inbox with the Daily Star's FREE newsletterJohn Challis has cancelled his upcoming tour after completing one date. The Only Fools and Horses star was set to do a 30 day tour up until November, but he was reportedly advised against it.

Gallery: 10 celebrities who don't like to watch their own films (BANG Showbiz)John's alter ego Boycie is one of the most beloved characters in 'Only Fools and Horses', which follows the misadventures of Peckham wheeler-dealer Derek 'Del Boy' Trotter and his brother Rodney who were portrayed by Sir David Jason and Nicholas Lyndhurst respectively. The 'Citizen Smith' actor recently claimed it was him who invented Boycie’s iconic machine gun laugh which featured throughout the series.

Sir David, 81, returns to screens tonight in a documentary which explores how Britain’s most loved sitcom first arrived on the small screen. Behind the scenes coverage features alongside celebrity interviews and some of the most memorable scenes.The Story of Only Fools and Horses airs on BBC One from 8pm.The legendary actor has won all sorts of awards for his work, and was knighted in the Queen’s 2005 birthday honours list.In an unearthed interview, Sir David revealed how his Only Fools and Horses character ‘Del Boy’ would have reacted to the news of Britain's decision to leave the European Union.Del Boy was a dodgy market trader living in Peckham, south London, who made a living selling broken, stolen and counterfeit goods.But it’s hard

OVER 24million of us tuned in to watch Del Boy and Rodney finally becoming millionaires in 1996. That staggering audience is still the record for a UK audience to this day – but where are the stars of Only Fools and Horses now? One star of the beloved sitcom, which originally aired between 1981-1991, was the tower block in Acton used as the setting for Del's flat.