
The noise of the nearby motorway convinces Harold that he wants to move to suburbia, and Albert has a brainwave when the local residents association turn up for a chat. S6 E5: Without Prejudice

The noise of the nearby motorway convinces Harold that he wants to move to suburbia, and Albert has a brainwave when the local residents association turn up for a chat. S6 E5: Without Prejudice

The noise of the nearby motorway convinces Harold that he wants to move to suburbia, and Albert has a brainwave when the local residents association turn up for a chat. S6 E5: Without Prejudice

Harold decides to buy a snooker table and sets it up in the house; when he challenges Albert to a game on the green baize, he is in for a surprise. S6 E6: Pot Black

Harold decides to buy a snooker table and sets it up in the house; when he challenges Albert to a game on the green baize, he is in for a surprise. S6 E6: Pot Black

Harold brings home his latest bargain - a commode he thinks was used by royalty - and the pair get involved in a tug of war over the antique toilet. S6 E7: The Three Feathers

Harold brings home his latest bargain - a commode he thinks was used by royalty - and the pair get involved in a tug of war over the antique toilet. S6 E7: The Three Feathers
1/6. Some unwelcome visitors arrive. Adapted from TV. With Wilfrid Brambell, Harry H Corbett and Leonard Rossiter. From May 1974.

A brash Australian turns up on the doorstep and turns out to be Albert's long-lost son, but Harold doesn't take too kindly to his brother's new business ideas. S6 E8: Cuckoo in the Nest
1/6. Some unwelcome visitors arrive. Adapted from TV. With Wilfrid Brambell, Harry H Corbett and Leonard Rossiter. From May 1974.
1/6. Some unwelcome visitors arrive. Adapted from TV. With Wilfrid Brambell, Harry H Corbett and Leonard Rossiter. From May 1974.

A brash Australian turns up on the doorstep and turns out to be Albert's long-lost son, but Harold doesn't take too kindly to his brother's new business ideas. S6 E8: Cuckoo in the Nest
1/6. Some unwelcome visitors arrive. Adapted from TV. With Wilfrid Brambell, Harry H Corbett and Leonard Rossiter. From May 1974.