Steptoe and Son

Season 7

7 episodes · Feb 21, 1972

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  • Men of Letters
    S7E1

    Men of Letters

    Feb 21, 197230m

    The local vicar asks the Steptoes if they will write an article for the parish magazine on the history of their profession. After arguing over who will write it, Harold gets the job, while Albert decides to get his own back with a crossword puzzle.

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  • A Star is Born
    S7E2

    A Star is Born

    Feb 28, 197230m

    Harold is offered a role in a new play performed by the local amateur dramatic society. They are to hold a rehearsal at his house but are one actor short, so Albert is asked to take part.

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  • Oh, What a Beautiful Mourning
    S7E3

    Oh, What a Beautiful Mourning

    Mar 6, 197230m

    When Albert's older brother dies, he and Harold go to the funeral and meet the other members of the family. After the burial, they come back to the house for the reading of the will, but the family are in for a big shock.

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  • Live Now, P.A.Y.E. Later
    S7E4

    Live Now, P.A.Y.E. Later

    Mar 13, 197230m

    When Albert gets a letter from the tax people, he confesses to Harold that he has been claiming for his dead wife. The two of them start to plan what to do, when the tax inspector arrives.

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  • Loathe Story
    S7E5

    Loathe Story

    Mar 20, 197230m

    Because Albert wins at most things that they do together, Harold tries to strangle him, while sleepwalking. After seeing a psychiatrist, he thinks he's cured, until he goes back home and finds out what Albert has been up to.

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  • Divided We Stand
    S7E6

    Divided We Stand

    Mar 27, 197230m

    Harold plans to redecorate the house, but he and Albert can't agree on anything. The only solution is a drastic one.

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  • The Desperate Hours
    S7E7

    The Desperate Hours

    Apr 3, 197230m

    Two convicts escape from prison and break into the Steptoes' house, holding them hostage.

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