First broadcast 30th November 1970.
Harold wants to move up in the world so he and a reluctant Albert go to view a suburban semi-detached house.
Wilfrid Brambell - Albert Steptoe
Harry H. Corbett - Harold Steptoe
Gerald Flood - Estate Agent
Norman Bird - Mr. Dryson
Ernest Arnley - Neighbour
Tim Buckland - Neighbour
Philip Howard - Neighbour
Victor Harrington - Neighbour
Stuart Damon

This week we review "Homes Fit for Heroes".

First broadcast 7th January 1964.
Harold is planning to join the crew of a sailing ship travelling the world for two years, so he puts a reluctant and unhappy Albert into an old people's home in the country.
Wilfrid Brambell - Albert Steptoe
Harry H. Corbett - Harold Steptoe
Peggy Thorpe-Bates - The Matron
Marie Makino - Old Lady
Molly Veness - Old People's Home Resident

The Steptoe`s play a game of Scrabble and get the Vicar arrested.

Episode aired Feb 21, 1972

Harold joins the "Darling" world of Amateur Dramatics.

Join us as we delve deep into the Borthwick institute Galton & Simpson archive at York on our Road trip.

Then we review The Desperate Hours starring Leonard Rossiter and JG Devlin.

We chat to Archivist of the Borthwick Institute at The University of York Gary Brannan about a fantastic project he has embarked upon to save The Galton & Simpson archive:Gary Brannan crowdfunding with YuStart

Welcome to part 2 of our "one off characters" of the Steptoe world.

Join us again for a 2 part dive into our favourite guest appearances in the Steptoe world.

Keep an ear out for Mr Greenwood!

In the latest episode we chat to Author and friend of the Podcast Brian Slade about his latest biography on actor Frank Thornton "To Be Frank" available now.

Frank played 6 different character in the tv series Steptoe * Son as well as Mr Russell in Steptoe Rides Again 1973.

Frank was best known for playing Captain Peacock in the TV sitcom Are You Being Served? And its sequel Grace & Favour and as Herbert "Truly" Truelove in TV sitcom Last of the Summer Wine.

In our latest Ep @mbbpod and I review the 1999 BBC radio remake of The Offer and we discover Harry Corbett`s 1962 tune "Junk Shop" and bemoan the lack of comedy songs nowadays.