Father and son run together "rag and bone" business (buying and selling old junk) and they don’t really get along - father is grumpy and doesn’t want to change anything, while his son wants something better from life.
1 | Homes Fit for Heroes |
| Harold is planning to join the crew of a sailing ship and travel around the world for two years, so he tries to convince Albert to go to an old peoples’ home in the country. |
2 | The Wooden Overcoats |
| Harold brings home a cart full of coffins, but Albert sees it as a bad luck to have coffin in the house. |
3 | The Lead Man Cometh |
| Harold and Albert are offered to buy a lead from dodgy looking man. He claims to have got it legitimately from a local church, but Albert has his doubts. |
4 | Steptoe a la Cart |
| Harold meets a French girl Monique and asks her around to his place to meet his father. But what Harold doesn’t realize is that Albert could have known Monique’s mother during the war. |
5 | Sunday for Seven Days |
| Steptoe and Son decide to go to the movies, but are split over which film to see. Harold wants to see Fellini’s "8 1/2" , while Albert prefers "Nudes of 1964". |
6 | The Bond That Binds Us |
| Albert wins £1000 on the Premium Bonds and is intent on spending it himself. |
7 | The Lodger |
| When Albert advertises for a lodger Harold, who gets a new job in removals, moves out of the house. |
