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7 episodes

Steptoe and Son - Season 3

First aired Jan 7, 1964Season 3

Plans for home improvements, new business opportunities and a more comfortable life lead to trouble at the Steptoes' yard. Along the way, Harold encounters romance and social aspirations, while Albert becomes involved in schemes of his own.

Episodes

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Episode 1

Homes Fit For Heroes

7.0
Jan 7, 196430 min1 votes

Harold plans to sail around the world with a group of young adventurers, but first he has to persuade Albert to go into an old people's home. Then the problems start.

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Episode 2

The Wooden Overcoats

8.0
Jan 14, 196430 min1 votes

Harold buys a job lot of coffins and plans to store them in the house, only for Albert to object and threaten to sleep in the stable with the horse until they have been moved.

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Episode 3

The Lead Man Cometh

8.0
Jan 21, 196430 min1 votes

A con man, Welsh Hughie, played by guest star Leonard Rossiter, tries to sell the Steptoes some cheap lead.

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Episode 4

Steptoe a La Cart

7.0
Jan 28, 196430 min1 votes

Harold meets a French girl, and falls for her. When she meets Albert they talk about her family history and it becomes apparent that Albert may have dated her grandmother while on leave during the first war...

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Episode 5

Sunday For Seven Days

8.0
Feb 4, 196430 min1 votes

Every Friday night, Harold has promised to take Albert out to the cinema, but it's always to a film that Harold wants to see, consequently Albert is bored to death and decides to wreak the whole evening.

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Episode 6

The Bonds That Bind Us

8.0
Feb 11, 196430 min1 votes

For years Albert has been buying premium bonds, hoping for a winner, while Harold is sceptical that he will ever win. Imagine Harold's surprise when finally one of the bonds comes up and Albert's in the money.

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Episode 7

The Lodger

8.0
Feb 18, 196430 min1 votes

In an attempt to bring in some money Albert decides to advertise for a lodger. Harold threatens to leave as soon as the lodger shows up.