1/3 Steptoe & Son...Oh, What A Beautiful Mourning

[@vanillaorchid]

One of the most perfect half hour of television ever.

[@bugutwo]

This is one of my favourites because it`s one of the rare episodes of Steptoe where the father and son are on friendly terms and work together as partners, rather than the usual hate and low tolerance relationship.between them.

[@AB-gz9yb]

bugutwo well said

[@lizsunter3334]

Just brilliant these 2 and the best comedy on at that time .

[@paulbacchus1015]

Pure class, funny from start to finish, great writing, sharp acting.

[@chrisevans5259]

Just a brilliantly written comedy from the golden era in British comedy.....great times....and great memories.....miss those wonderful times

[@abd4175]

"well you're goin to a funeral, not a fashion parade!" "But it's got turn ups" "Well cut the bloody things owf..."🤣

[@e46_ggg]

Wow I'm 16 and I find these really funny and on the buses

[@trevorhickman4317]

Everything Tube h

[@Greavesy]

You might also like george and mildred.

[@bonzodog6872]

@James Henderson If you think On the Buses was racist don't watch Curry and Chips or Love thy Neighbour

[@bonzodog6872]

@James Henderson how was it racist the horse was black

[@mikewest1542]

James Henderson , Sexist NOT racist !

[@catweazlebaggins9716]

They'll be through that house like a plague of locusts...they'll sweep it clean, down to the floorboards. You'll never realise anybody ever lived there".

[@craigcapstick3077]

"Tight as a knats chuff he was " Hahaha always gets me

[@AB-gz9yb]

Craig Capstick brilliant

[@breakingaustin]

*gnat

[@jessiejames7492]

'he came back ALL RIGHT, he just never went home!'' so funny

[@donnaharvey2051]

Steptoe and son is still a classic comady

[@johntaylor6345]

Situation comedy at its best. Galton and Simpson were brilliant comedy writers. 2 great lead actors in Corbett and Bramble as Harold and Albert Steptoe.

[@joaocharneca2119]

Oh, man this is hillarious! I watched the portuguese version of this series with Camilo de Oliveira and Nuno Melo, and although they were both phenomenal in their parts, the original actors are incredible as well. Great series. :)

[@helraiser666painkil]

brilliant programs these please put it on BBC 1 or BBC 2 again like they used to years ago.

[@r24977]

Got to love Steptoe

[@gabehowell6292]

Happy 100th birthday, Wilfred! (March 22nd 1912) :O)

[@alankilroy04]

"that's my yoga night gone for the chop" heehee

[@tansleypotts9486]

My favourite to when comedy was comedy not today's rubbish

[@leslierodgers2347]

Can't get enough of them, we'll done,

[@padgecrack4018]

I dont know why, but he looks very menacing in that bowler hat. Clockwork orange?

[@l.salisbury1253]

"Hear that 'Lizabeth?! I'm coming to join you, honey!" -catch-phrase from American version

[@CK1223]

classic brit comedy thank u

[@ianinkster2261]

Is there a practical incentive for them to stick to the horsedrawn wagon?

[@westha1233]

best comedy ever!!!!!!!!

[@edward449]

I came to this because I recently read that Sanford and Son was based on it.

[@sarahperry7431]

They'll be through the house like a plague of locus

[@jessiejames7492]

all those rumours about these two having their differences...I think if it was true, they were professionals and I would like to think they knew it ..And respected each other for their being so professional and for a job they had to do.

[@luciaalbert8539]

Nice

[@stephanblack4558]

What is a nats chuff

[@Davz616]

An anus of a Gnat fly

[@stephanblack4558]

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[@sharronoxley4923]

❤

[@jessesands4099]

"Another Bleeding Funeral"!😆⚰️

[@Peter-ix1ym]

The best comedy ever

[@haroldjameson7348]

There were only two channels when this started.

[@currypot1965]

the best,bar none

[@margaretjunepratten8112]

Love this one

[@neilsilverfox69]

Merry

[@Baltihunter]

What year? I’d say 76?

[@jessesands4099]

colandgran 1972 I think!🤔

[@willhay6148]

The year of my birth. Hottest year on record. I came out sun burned.

[@stevenhighams4190]

Definitely 1972.

[@TheRobbo007]

He said there were 6 of them in the water bed episode

[@foxylady88ful]

Tighter than a whats chuff? Lmfao

[@mc-ec3bu]

Corbyn & Son.

[@MrSennagod]

@Theshofumiah1 steptoe wins all the way

[@weekendwankere69]

05:15 fluffed lines.

[@SuperMcfly1]

@katiexbabes1 i remember that lol :)

[@romber58]

Well you say that but I was there and you would have only earned about 20 quid a week so work it out for yourself if petrol back then was such a bargin----

[@Clusterlala]

I take it your either not British or 'high class' British :P

[@thomaskelly6323]

The old guy was from bray in co Dublin he played the part great

[@haroldjameson7348]

Because it's crap?