Once again, poor Harold is the victim of his Father's greed and selfishness. Whilst Harold is out, Albert's been living the good life, but run up debts.
I love this episode, the relationship between father and son is put to the test over a packet of biscuits, but it's two standout comedy, the first being Albert's singing the French national anthem, and the second his line to the butcher, 'your'e a butcher, put me out of me agony,' quality.
Albert of course has the last laugh, as he did so often. The pair are superb as always. 8/10
I love this episode, the relationship between father and son is put to the test over a packet of biscuits, but it's two standout comedy, the first being Albert's singing the French national anthem, and the second his line to the butcher, 'your'e a butcher, put me out of me agony,' quality.
Albert of course has the last laugh, as he did so often. The pair are superb as always. 8/10
