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.

This week we review the 2016 BBC remakes of Steptoe And Son with Ed Coleman and Jeff Rawle also Til Death Us Do Part, Hancock’s Half Hour and Are you being Served.

I chat to friend of the Podcast, Author, and Man City`s Number 1 journalist David Clayton about the alleged Steptoe scandals, TV Show The Prisoner and his soon to be released Podcast about a haunting in the Bolton area.

As part of the Christmassy Pod release we caught up with Dan & Giorgio from Cattle Productions Ltd to discuss the Live Stage show tour they've embarked on throughout 2024/2025 all over the UK and Rep. of Ireland. Get your tickets here: Steptoe & Son - LIVE!

In our first ever Christmassy Episode, we chat and review the last ever filmed episode of Steptoe where Harold wants to go to Switzerland for Christmas whilst Albert, as usual, prefers Bognor, though he is persuaded to go provided they sail, rather than fly.

Thanks for listening!

Daz & Si hit the road and check out Cattle Productions Tour 2024/25 of the UK with a Steptoe & Son live show at The Library Theatre in Sheffield.

We meet the creator and impresario Dan Lewis who plays Albert and Giorgio Lowe takes on the role of Harold.

Get your tickets here now!

Steptoe & Son - LIVE!

And Afterwards At

Join us again as we go back to series 3 and 7 to review The Bonds that Bind us and Loathe Story.