S4.E6

My Old Man's a Tory

Name: My Old Man's a Tory
Genre: Comedy
Released: 1965-11-08
Duration: 29 min
Rating: 7.5
Cast: Wilfrid Brambell, Harry H. Corbett, Dudley Foster

Episode aired Nov 8, 1965
29m

IMDb RATING

7.5/10

YOUR RATING

Wilfrid Brambell and Harry H. Corbett in Steptoe and Son (1962)

Comedy

Having bought a Gannex mac like Harold Wilson, Harold hopes to be chosen as the ward's new Labour candidate and calls a party meeting, watched by a baleful, Tory-supporting Albert. However A... Read allHaving bought a Gannex mac like Harold Wilson, Harold hopes to be chosen as the ward's new Labour candidate and calls a party meeting, watched by a baleful, Tory-supporting Albert. However Albert comes to his son's defence when the local party agent Stonelake announces that Harol... Read allHaving bought a Gannex mac like Harold Wilson, Harold hopes to be chosen as the ward's new Labour candidate and calls a party meeting, watched by a baleful, Tory-supporting Albert. However Albert comes to his son's defence when the local party agent Stonelake announces that Harold has not been selected as the prospective candidate because he is too working class and t... Read all

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IMDb RATING

7.5/10

YOUR RATING

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Did you know

Trivia
Harold is chairman of the Ravensbury Ward Labour Party of the Shepherd's Bush constituency.

Goofs
Harold tells Stonelake that their house is a "two up, one down", omitting the fact they also have a kitchen across the hall where Albert could be sent, but such descriptions always omitted kitchen, bathroom and toilet (although often the 'bathroom' was a zinc bath pulled out on bath nights, and the toilet was often outside.)