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It is so ODD how Harold goes back and forth to his disgusting , crude language of stupidity when he knows the right words and should talk that way all the time, instead of the gross slang!

Fabulous!!!

can remember the ragman in his old blue bedford and his horn, brass one. 1970s

8 and a half guineas Harold is paying for a place near Ladbroke Grove, perhaps?Let's round that up to £9. UK Inflation calculator shows that was equivalent to £148 in 2024. That's got to be weekly. So £592 a month rent. Anyone reckon they could get a flat in that location for that nowadays?

24:56 - what a genuinely beautiful moment ❤️

Harry H Corbett acting in this is superb.

One of the best episodes ever thank for sharing the radio version with us

Cheers and laughs to all who are watching! Ahhhh the days of simplicity!

A 23 inch screen today is tiny but back then it was considered as a pretty massive television set.

The Best TV comedy ever made. A show that made everybody laugh. No PC WOKE CRAP. Better to laugh than look miserable. Like the younger Generation today.

The shot of Albert sitting alone in his room was so sad .

I don't have a TV licence. Will not pay for PC Woke crap.

British TV comedy at its best.

Every episode of Steptoe and Son was Brilliant. The best TV comedy ever made. Brings back happy memories. No pc Woke crap.

Stunningly good picture conversion.

4 away !

One of the best comedys ever made also only these two could play steptoe and son.love it😂❤

How did Harold not see his bed burning when he came through the yard into the house?

YOU CALL THAT A COUGH AAHURGHHHHH

Great

Love watching this, it's timeless,and two beloved characters of all time.

😂😂 awsome episode

Don't keep calling me dad

Piece of perfection in history...along with potter, dads army, in sickness and in health, n love thy neighbor! Cheers!!!

when you're a steptoe nut like myself discovering these gems beats all, thanks so much.

Mr stonelake aka old oliey

I always thought Harry H. Corbett would have made a great tough guy, in the vein of Michael Caine in 'Get Carter' see 16 : 55 for evidence.

😂😂😂 best episode

⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️Nothing and I mean nothing can stand the test time like the old 50’s 60’s & 70’s sitcoms that were made. Steptoe & Son was one of the many that I still love today, and will watch over and over again, the colour brings so much more detail it’s like watching again. It’s up there with all the greats and nothing pulls me out the blues like these. Thank you so much for taking the time to colourise them ❤ 12/10/24

Pure gold lm 63 now and couldnt wait till the weekley episodes come round , and the films wernt to bad aswell think there was 2 made esp the one film when steptoe opens the coffin and the vicar face and is running motion after that hilarious i dont think ive ever laughed so much on one scene,🤣

Loved it!!

When comedy was REAL comedy with the best ever script writers - Galton & Simpson.. Me too never seen this episode before. Jean Kent was 49 when this was aired.

As always...Brilliantly written. Superbly acted. Thank you for these. 👍

Better than the crap they make today

Thanks silver fox for bringing great memories and comedy back 😂

Takes me right back to the 70s great stuff 😂

Before woke took over.😊😢😢

Colourised ?😢

Timeless classics thanks for posting

Harold's a very unloving son. He doesn't seem to love his dad at all.

Would Albert be old enough to have fought in World War 1? He says he's 66 - so he would've been 16 at the Somme.

What a horrible son Harold is - always bullying his poor dad!

As a Norwegian I'm born with skiis on my feet...😅 He is closer to being a ballet dancer than a skiier

Superb. The lads are legends. 👏🏻

Aww Yootha Joyce x

Love this episode with the wonderful Utha Joyce rip.

Steptoe's black & white Bush Bakelite TV was from 1937, which sounds a long time ago (87 years in 2024), but it was only 33 years ago!

14:55 17:41 20:54 😅😂

Love skeletor

Love them both..real comedy,so sad those days are gone,wish we could turn back the clock and have a real laugh again