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Brilliant acting ages well.

They say they never got on, different era actors with Harry ego issues like Robbie from Take that

I like it when the vicar stops by.

Penny a point cribbage and 6pence a dozen. I used to play my dad at those rates. £1,154 was well over a quarter of a millon pennies!

I liked Brambell in A Hard Days Night. Uncle Albert.

Great stuff

I’ve found that I’ve come back to this show more than any other for the nostalgia, and for the amazing acting and writing. Two brilliant actors immortalized as the fictional characters they played.

At the start of the episode, the horse d!es, and the audience is laughing at Harold crying... I fail to see the humor. (Even if it is "canned" laughter, it seems inappropriate.)

I would like to see Wilfred Brambell play brothers with Peter Cushing. I know they are both passed.

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Arthur would be Harold's half brother.Not Step .

Great episode 😂

Loved the line, you cant expect the Queen to come here with her rent book. The chap giving the old man a tip at the restaurant too. Classic timing. 😅

The acting and writing in Steptoe and son was outstanding. Quite brilliant. It's typically associated with hilarity and laughs, yet this episode is very moving. Harold finally having the apparent oportunity to move on in his life from the old man. Yet when it becomes apparent he isn't the father, Harrys close up scenes, as indeed Wilfs, would move the hardest of souls. There was however a missed opportunity for final laughs re the £500 the old man gave Harold. It was poking out of his pocket in the final scenes. I was waiting for Wilfs brilliant facial change he typically presents, from sorrow to the dirty old man scoul. Albert - Il have my £500 back now your not getting married. Harold - You horrible little shitehawk. 😅

Brilliant

👏 lol lol 😂🤣 Classic British 🇬🇧 Comedy ❤

Steptoe Sr is a Useless Drunken Old Fool 🥴

probably no white around there now sheppards bush

Feel sorry fr wilfrid brambell here. He was hgay in real life but had to act like he had so much revulsion fr the gay antiques dealer. He was such a professional he did his job. These days with all the woke rubbish actors might just walk away or cause trouble fr the tv station!

Ohh gawd

Watching all the old episodes each day. Simple humour but brilliantly acted and written. Albert's facial expressions are a masterpiece of acting. Harold's accent is comedy gold. When you think most episodes were just the two of them, it's all the more exceptional. Thanks to everyone who made them available online. Glorious fun. 😊

Harold is Speaking the Truth always Voted 🗳️ LABOUR 🌹

Love how Harold Despises the TORIES 😂

When it said colourised I didn't think it would be constantly changing colours one min it's pink and the next it's grey my head was spinning like an acid trip come on guys do better snow white was the 30's😂😂😂

This is arguably the funniest Steptoe and Son episode, which is considerable, mindful of the wealth of outstanding content that was aired. Brilliant writing. Exceptional acting. I always wondered how Brambell felt. He's so convincing in his intense dislike of gays in an acted role, yet its well known he was a nancy boy in reality. I rarely watch mainstream tv today for the nauseating support of blacks and gays. If the BBC aired this now, it would be a case of collective rectum prolapse. Yesterday people laughed freely without supression.Better comedy. Better times.

Fantastic heart warming comedy no bad language or rudeness not like today wish I could go back in time to good times 😢

Where did it all go wrong? This in 1970 Mrs Brown's Boys 2022 talk about devolution,

It would have been funny if the dad took the car out without permission and picked up a girl.

No wogs. " there's good wogs and bad wogs "😂😂😂

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Brilliantly played by three fine actors.❤❤

Poor harold : ( xx

Ill drink it I promise

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Nico please regularly clip your finger nails and toe nails with clippers please

Gale please sanitize the kitchen after you cook

Brilliant acting by Wilfred Bramble.

Great 👍 stuff

Another classic S and S episode!

For all you ignorant fools on here, Wilfred Bramlaw was a true homosexual in real life!

Wilfred Brambell was 52 when he said he was 66 in this episode! I had to look it up because I thought he was about 70!

Love this 😂

'this isnt one of mine'..as he pulls out a tooth that is not his..my god, brilliant humour

It's disgusting to think the BBC binned these episodes, 1970

"As thick as a donkeys dongler".

Love the inbetweenrs too

Timeless classics absolutely real comedy not like today’s rubbish

It’s drying out nicely Harold’s face 😂😂😂😂

😂😂😂😂😂😂pure comedy

So well written... This really is exemplary British comedy.