Funny you should say that because I read this today:
The much-loved comedy series is set to return with the father-daughter pairing taking on a boutique hotel
www.theguardian.com
I hope he doesn't trash his legacy, I think if the BBC allow it, he could make much comedy out of the modern world and wokery - which I know Cleese has views on, but I fear he maybe just too old to do this well, I would prefer it if he just wrote the show and got a younger actor for the Basil Fawlty role. But like I said - how far will he be allowed to go? I mean the episode about the Germans ("Don't mention the war") couldn't be made in this day and age and there were other things too - like the abuse he gave to Manuel - that would just not be permitted.
As regards Only Fools, well yes there were many good series, but I prefer the first few to be honest. Once Rodney got together with Cassandra and Del with Raquel they weren't quite the saddos that we laughed at so much in the early days. Plus, in the early 80s with some black hair dye, it was believeable that Del was Rodneys older brother - but as David Jason physically aged whilst Rodders stayed essentially looking the same, that 'relationship' didn't look right.