Steptoe and Son

Classic comedy with the rag-and-bone team. When the arguments become just too much for Harold, he decides to take drastic measures to get some peace from Albert. S7 E6: Divided We Stand

A photographer arrives at the yard and wants to use it for a fashion shoot, but there's a surprising volunteer when a male model is required. S8 E1: Back in Fashion

There's no electricity, no gas, no food, no booze and no fags. On top of that, two unwelcome visitors drop by - and they seem strangely familiar. Featuring Leonard Rossiter. S7 E7: The Desperate Hours

Harold's love life has collapsed and so has his bed - however, he discovers after splashing out on a waterbed that it's not the only time he will be splashing. S8 E2: And So to Bed

A photographer arrives at the yard and wants to use it for a fashion shoot, but there's a surprising volunteer when a male model is required. S8 E1: Back in Fashion

Harold brings home an old 'What the Butler Saw' machine but gets a surprise when he takes a look at the film inside; what will the vicar think at the church fete? S8 E3: Porn Yesterday

8/8. Sceptical Harold slams Albert's spiritualist claims. Adapted from TV with Wilfrid Brambell and Harry H Corbett. From March 1976.

Harold's love life has collapsed and so has his bed - however, he discovers after splashing out on a waterbed that it's not the only time he will be splashing. S8 E2: And So to Bed

8/8. Sceptical Harold slams Albert's spiritualist claims. Adapted from TV with Wilfrid Brambell and Harry H Corbett. From March 1976.

8/8. Sceptical Harold slams Albert's spiritualist claims. Adapted from TV with Wilfrid Brambell and Harry H Corbett. From March 1976.

Local villain Frankie Barrow demands money with menaces from the Steptoes, so Albert hatches a scheme with the help of Shepherd Bush's answer to the Seven Samurai. S8 E4: The Seven Steptoerai