A working-class Cockney bigot with a biased and experienced opinion of everything shares them bluntly and carelessly.
Alf Garnet is the original of the American TV character Archie Bunker of '"All in the Family" (1971)'. He is a profane, bigoted cockney constantly fighting against the system, his family and the younger generation.
Aired: Dec 25, 1966 As the Garnetts celebrate Christmas Alf berates Rita and Mike for only giving...
Aired: Jan 1, 1967 The sexual morals of the youth of the mid nineteen sixties are far from accep...
3. I Can Give Up Any Time I Like
Aired: Jan 8, 1967Pipe smoker Alf reluctantly accepts a challenge given by his long haired,soci...
Aired: Jan 15, 1967 In yet another political argument, this time about the war in Vietnam, Alf de...
Aired: Jan 22, 1967 When Mike loses his job and has to sign on the dole Alf is suspicious because...
6. A Woman's Place Is in the Home
Aired: Jan 29, 1967Alf comes home late from work and finds that his dinner has burned to a crisp...
Aired: Feb 5, 1967 Alf returns home full of pride having bought a portrait photograph of the Duk...
8. In Sickness and in Health...
Aired: Feb 12, 1967Alf is in hospital for a short stay and he is not a model patient. Uncomforta...
Aired: Feb 19, 1967 Learning that the Socialist prime minister he despises, Harold Wilson, is hos...
Aired: Feb 26, 1967 Alf has a stomach bug but Else has blocked the toilet with tea leaves so he h...
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