Steptoe and Son

Albert falls under the spell of dotty medium Madame Fontana (Patricia Routledge) and starts trying to contact the dead. Classic comedy, starring Wilfrid Brambell

Christmas special from 1973. Harold's plans for spending the festive season in Majorca fall through, so he decides to organise a party instead

Christmas special from 1974. Harold plans to spend the festive season abroad, but Albert takes umbrage at the thought of being left behind

Christmas special from 1973. Harold's plans for spending the festive season in Majorca fall through, so he decides to organise a party instead

Christmas special from 1974. Harold plans to spend the festive season abroad, but Albert takes umbrage at the thought of being left behind

Christmas special from 1973. Harold's plans for spending the festive season in Majorca fall through, so he decides to organise a party instead

Christmas special from 1974. Harold plans to spend the festive season abroad, but Albert takes umbrage at the thought of being left behind

Christmas special from 1974. Harold plans to spend the festive season abroad, but Albert takes umbrage at the thought of being left behind

Albert and Harold barricade themselves in the house when the butcher demands they pay off their bill. Vintage comedy, starring Harry H Corbett and Wilfrid Brambell

Harold decides to rent his own bachelor pad after his latest romantic conquest in thwarted by Albert. Vintage comedy, starring Harry H Corbett and Wilfred Brambell

Harold holds a meeting of the local Labour Party in his front room, hoping to be appointed the official candidate for Shepherd's Bush - but proves to be too working-class by far

Harold readies himself for a fortnight's skiing holiday without Albert, hoping that for once things will not go terribly wrong for him

First episode of the vintage comedy, starring Harry H Corbett and Wilfrid Brambell. The son of a family-run rag-and-bone business is made an offer and threatens to leave

Albert discovers Harold has a girlfriend and suggests his son invite 'the bird' to dinner. Vintage comedy, starring Harry H Corbett

Harold is offered a piano, but only if he moves it himself. Harry H Corbett and Wilfrid Bramble star

Harold decides to start buying in bulk and shells out 50 quid for 4,000 pairs of false teeth, convinced he'll be able to make a handsome profit on them

Harold decides to leave the rag-and-bone trade, and get a diploma in TV repair. Harry H Corbett and Wilfrid Brambell star

Harold plans to go on holiday abroad instead of the traditional trip to Bognor with his father. Vintage comedy, starring Harry H Corbett