steptoe and son

It was the episode with the parish magazine crossword puzzle.

14 across 6 down 21 across sidewards

you dirty old man   

The episode with the escaped convicts is a classic,Leonard Rossiter is the convict if i remember rightly.

MY GRANDAD AND DAD WERE RAG AND BONE MEN,MY GRAND DADS HOUSE WAS JUST LIKE STEPTOES WITH JUNK EVERY WHERE,ONLY MY GRANDAD WAS ALOT WORSE THAN STEPTOE

Harold, when he introduces his new French girlfriend to Albert:

“Ah! So zis is ‘Old Misery Guts’ ”

classic

love the one where they split the house in half ...........fantastic the good old days

thats right, they had turnstiles to get in and out of each others rooms..The house caught fire and the firemen had to keep putting a shilling in the turnstiles every time they went in and out.

you can get the complete box set for £18 from various outlets....bargain.

classic moment was when Albert crimped the edge of a pie with his dentures.

"You know what I've had to eat today? Half a carrot. And I had to fight to get that out the horses mouth."

Unusally for sitcoms i thought the films were good as well .
The graveyard scene near the end of Steptoe & Son ride again as me in stiches everytime i see it .

WHEN YOU COMPERE STEPTOE AND SON WITH MY FAMILY OR MIRANDA.

Just watched the Leonard Rossiter one again. Just brilliant.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WG20ofy2w7M&feature=related

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1ZVSdP2zXT0&feature=related

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QEL34nPyD04&feature=related

dambuster, the convict one was my fav as well

custard
The film was on over Christmas,it was great entertainment

in the film when harold marries the stripper,there's a great bit when albert strips a lobster for everything its got,and harold looks at it and says " a bombay sh1tehawk would've left more on it than you",and for years i thought a sh1tehawk was a real bird,i even put it down as an exam answer about naming exotic birds..

ole..

As someone said on youtube from the days when you had to be talented to get on TV.

Cheers for posting that link easter. Watched it last night, absolutely superb. I think I'll watch a few more.

bix, exactly same in soccer how many talentless players play in prem league , i remember players who used to play in non league football who were better than prem players these days, eg ronnie redford hereford in 70s, dont expect ,most to recall him

Ronnie Radford - goal of the season early seventies, remember it well