American Reacts to Still Game 1x4

[@archangel0891]

Fun fact, Ford & Greg are signing bottles of their Jack & Victor whiskey this sunday at a booze store in Glasgow👍🏻🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿

[@GraemeCampbellMusic]

The great thing about Still Game is not only is it really relatable for us in Scotland but the writing is so good you actually start to really care about the characters.

[@andywrong3247]

You get hooked into the story lines after 2/3 minutes with out realising 30minutes packed with engrossed fun you never want to end most endings are great you get plenty of buck for the content, although I was never to keen on the ending of last episode.

[@mustafabeer1791]

It was huge in Scotland and it does get better! One of the best sit-coms in the UK.

[@andywrong3247]

It has a cult following I'm from England I stumbled on it, was shown I think bbc 2 not main channel, now I still watch it on virgin channel 162 bbc Scotland Friday night repeat Sunday. Just like fraisier still game in my circles they were never talked about much but I bloody cannot get enough of them both. People would always wax lyrical about friends but never heard much talk on the street about frasier&still game. There loss.

[@chrisellis3797]

The chat about how long simce each wife had passed was such a beautiful sad scene. Broken up perfectly by a joke. Sums everything up about Still Game, great show.

[@glenjones6980]

I'm already laughing anticipating the reaction to the pub scene, I just know it's going to be unreal. The kid said 'fancy a game of Gran Turismo' It wasn't a huge show across the UK as it was only broadcast in Scotland at the time though as the years went by it made it onto the tv channels that show re-runs of old shows and a lot more people became aware of it. The whole thing came to an end with a sell out live show in Glasgow that ran for well over 200 shows. It seems like yesterday but it's quite a while back now. The bit with Isa going round the houses to tell the story is typical of how Ford Kiernan (who plays Jack) and Greg Hemphill (Victor), wrote the show to give everyone a fair shout of screen time. The writing and acting is hugely under rated, they weave comedy with sadness in a way few other shows manage to do.

[@gwaptiva]

wannnae go to Kelly's house for a game of Gran Tourismo, if my ears don't deceive me

[@martindunstan8043]

I thought it was very popular throughout the UK, perhaps I'm mistaken, I remember everyone talking about it years ago here in England. It's simply brilliant 👍

[@glenlcampbell2134]

@@gwaptiva Coming to Kelly's house I think, and I'm a Native. Tricky wee bit of dialogue.

[@ScottishDeeSideEye]

@gwaptiva It's Gillies (he's the Ginger lad) not Kelly's. Winston introduced them all to Victor as he walked up first time. It is hard to understand though and I'm from Scotland. ❤️

[@glenjones6980]

@@martindunstan8043 You're right it just didn't go nationwide right from the start. The first three series were only broadcast in Scotland (2002-2004). Series 4 was broadcast nationwide from 2005 on BBC 2. The missing stuff was broadcast nationwide in dribs and drabs over about 3 years then everyone was up to date. I should really get out more shouldn't I.

[@biggreg513]

You are at the very start of a fantastic comedy journey with this one. If you get to season 9 you will be thankful you started this journey. Somehow this show really does get better

[@__D-B__]

Series 1-6 are good, series 6 was in 2007, then they didn't do series 7 until 2016. The new ones are fucking awful compared to the early ones.

[@chriscarson94]

​@@__D-B__i agree, even the way its been filmed (obv with better newer technology) i much prefer seasons 1-6

[@TDHWCG]

"Are you coming up to Gilly's for a game of Grand Tourismo?" that's what the yound kid said to Winston. Love these videos keep them coming🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿🧡 P. S. Absoloutly love the laugh you have, makes me come back time and time again, love from Glasgow 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿

[@markriley5863]

It was big in Scotland but had more of a cult following in England. I got into it after a Scottish work colleague lent me a DVD set of a sketch show called Chewin the Fat in which the Jack and Victor characters were born. I must admit I am very impressed by how you are coping with the Scottish accents. A lot of English people have massive difficulties translating them. And I will echo what everyone else has said - as brilliant as it is in this first series it gets much better as it goes along!

[@gavinallan7897]

For me so early into this programme it showed it's potential..Brilliantly written comedy but laying the groundwork for beautiful n deep characters led to amazing comedy and entertainment..For me one of the greatest sit coms of all time..And theres been some greats🙏

[@tedroper9195]

The lad was asking if he wanted a game of "Grand Turismo"

[@scottneil1187]

Gran not grand lad.

[@georeb7040]

​@@rossymac7916 dae you like the PlayStation?

[@rossymac7916]

What he said was "Ye comin' up tae Gillie's wae us fur a game ae gran turismo?" Or translated "Would you like to come up to Gillie's with us for a game of Gran Turismo?"

[@LilBlueMango]

​@georeb dae ya like the rap music?

[@georeb7040]

@@LilBlueMango Naw that wis pish man 🤣🤣

[@Steve_P_B]

Still Game went for 9 seasons and it is one of those rare shows that lasted a long time without "jumping the shark" so to speak. For me, it's something that I come back to on a pretty regular basis. It's just good fun and so relatable. It's good to see you enjoying yourself watching it.

[@seanlamondbackup]

I’d probably say that the last three seasons had quite a few misses

[@NeonUlti]

@@seanlamondbackup true but if you are rewatching the show youd still watch them you know.

[@emander8340]

The kid was asking Winston to go play Gran Turismo. So happy you are laughing so much at these first episodes as they really DO get so much better. I'm also delighted you post these on Tuesday as I am normally off work. Cheers man. Enjoying Gimmie Gimme Gimme too. The munchkin woman is called Edith. She's brilliant each time she is in an episode. Thanks 😎

[@bobbymimms]

This chap in Alloa agrees with all of that!

[@AD270479]

Tbf tho, I've lived in Glasgow all my 44 years, and although I made out the Gran Turismo part, it was the first sentence that even I struggled to make out. It was starting 'Coming up tae....' where is the mystery tho. Maybe Gilly's? Or Kelly's?

[@KnightmareUSA]

​@@AD270479 comin up guys wi' us fir a game a gran turismo 😅 other than tuning in to the accent,I suspect bassy headphones might not help

[@MarcoNegrisEye]

He's saying "comin' up Gary's wi us fur a game a Gran Turismo"

[@KnightmareUSA]

@@MarcoNegrisEye I found it was comin' to Gilly's from the script, probably taken from the dvd. no Gilly introduced here though so guys is still better 🤩

[@martindunstan8043]

EB👍 yes this show was massive in the UK especially obviously in Scotland. The actress that plays Edith(Maureen Carr) is brilliant and as you'd imagine not rough looking in real life like the munchkin🤣so glad you're enjoying this and tbh I though every single episode was brilliant when it came out. Great reaction mate cheers ✌️🍻

[@aliorr9356]

What a good job of reviewing these this guy does. Glad you’re enjoying the show, greetings from Scotland. A little translation for anyone requiring it….At 3.10 victor says: Taking a Beamer = going red faced. Just for anyone who didn’t know. Also known as taking a riddy in Scotland.

[@aliorr9356]

At 5.34 he says: “You coming up to Gillie’s house for a game of grand tourismo”?

[@shaun-hoppy]

Shows like this are a great way to see or at the least get an insight into an area and the people that live in it, especially the slang and accent, its a comedy not a documentary but you can learn a hell of alot about a people by their humour, and yes its not an exaggerations it does get even better, or is it just the love you get for every character you'll even find yourself liking the ones you were not bothered about in the beginning, they all grow on you

[@Thescottishguyreacts]

This is one of the best comedies ever season 1-6 are amazing 7-9 are really good too but they had a ten year break

[@majorchaos2006]

The show has 9 seasons. I was introduced to it by a friend's step dad and had me in hysterics. I'm looking forward to you reacting to Big Yin.....there is a part in that episode always makes me laugh.

[@fraserkemp1830]

the episode with big innes, classic!

[@majorchaos2006]

@@fraserkemp1830 washing machine is all I'll say

[@Bazk01]

There's a thing on UK TV called Christmas specials. All the best TV shows gets a special episode at Christmas that is Christmas themed. It's a way of rewarding the show and the viewers with an extra episode for the season. Scotland has an addition to that and it is the Ne'erday episode. Still Game had a "New Years/Hogmanay" episode every season it was on. They air on New Years Eve. Its a tradition for BBC Scotland to air a comedy show. Going back through the years there's Scot Squad, Still Game which spun off from Chewin' the Fat, Only an Excuse, Rab C Nesbitt which spun off from Naked Video, and back to Scotch and Wry through the 80's.

[@alisonrodger3360]

It's not really New Year without a bit of the Reverend I.M. Jolly. 😁

[@Bazk01]

@@alisonrodger3360 You've got to love Last Call, with the world weary opening "hell-oh", like he's about to jump off a bridge. My favourite was always Supercop though, especially the Mark McManus one.

[@alisonrodger3360]

@@Bazk01 The Reverend Goodread, where he gets drunker and drunker, stone cold classic :-D

[@stephenwhite5501]

I love Still Game, it's the best. When watching each episode I feel part of show; pretty unique for a modern sitcom. Great stories, great characters and great laughs.

[@glenlcampbell2134]

"Coming to Kelly's house for a game of Grand Tourismo"? Took me a few listens and I'm a native.

[@si_h44]

to answer your question, Still Game was fecking HUGE in scotland, then they showed it to the full uk when they got back together for season 7, this show is 20 years old now, the last series was 2 years ago! so its over a long time period, your in for a right treat and in gurantee your telling all your pals to watch it

[@autodidactic1]

as a scotsman only thing wrong with your uploads is most scots binge watch them like 3 or 4+ at a time haha. you will notice he says craigbank in the charity shop an error which wasn't fixed as they're from craiglang not craigbank 😂

[@chrisellis3797]

Cheers for that. I've seen this episode a few times and only noticed it this time. Thought I'd misheard at first

[@robbiesmith2525]

Yeah I noticed the Craig bank balls up aswell- funniest line for me was jack saying "busier than a one armed cabbie with crabs" pissed myself at that one 😂😂

[@watchreadplayretro]

Brilliant, and to watch the little sways and facial expressions of two 40-somethings acting like pensioners, such great little moments especially in the delicate scenes. Thanks EB

[@aarona3606]

This is the best show of all time, I have a TV in my man cave that plays all 9 seasons on loop it's always a surprise when you go in and see which episode is playing. Fantastic show.

[@paulhiscock6790]

Glad to see you reviewing this series. It really does get better as it carries on. You probably have been told but the main characters are played by actors that are very much younger than they portray. The series was a spin off from a sketch show called ‘Chewin the Fat’ you probably have guessed but there are a lot of estates in the uk like the one in the series. They were built between the fifties and the seventies to replace the Victorian slums. They offered a nice new alternative to that. However the experiment largely failed and most of those estates became pretty grim places to live and best avoided. Some were really rough places to be. Vic jack and winston are all pensioners. People like them would be on a state pension, which is really low and very difficult to live on. Often choosing between heating and eating. So anything that they can get cheaply would be considered.

[@KiltCars]

The lad said "are you coming over to Kelly's house for a game of Gran Turismo" (popular PlayStation game) he spoke in a very typical (fast) glaswegian accent. The pub "Broons" is actually The Budgie Bar on Blochairn road in Glasgow about 120 yards from my old flat.

[@melplays90]

one of the most iconic episodes in the show, I used to cater for the cast of a Scottish soap opera and the other sister LOL was in it, was weird seeing her with all the makeup off, she was such a lovely person.

[@Ryan-31]

She shows up not as Edith in the Dial-A-Bus episode

[@darrenpurves6150]

The way that they pull on your heart strings is brill and have ya laughing 5 seconds later :)

[@jaymacgee_A_Bawbag_Blethering]

Gimme gimme gimme was only short lived , maybe 2 series ? But simply off the charts , Blackadder and Still Game were on a different level though and particularly Still Game , the idea of making a long running , hysterical comedy about the day to day lives of pensioners must’ve seemed bonkers to the tv schedulers but thankfully they took a chance and Voila here we have an absolute classic . So pleased your taking the time to get over the accent barrier , it’s definitely worth it . 👍🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿

[@alexjohnston8889]

Gimmie was 3 series

[@jaymacgee_A_Bawbag_Blethering]

@@alexjohnston8889 yeah that’s why I made it clear I wasn’t sure , was disappointed it only lasted as long as it did 👍🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿

[@alexjohnston8889]

@@jaymacgee_A_Bawbag_Blethering the 3rd series was OK just nowhere near as good as series 1 and 2

[@jaymacgee_A_Bawbag_Blethering]

@@alexjohnston8889 I always had the opinion that the writer had stumbled on a great formula for shock and comedy which I adored , but by the end he’d ran out of steam and further shocking things for those 2 to say or do , that being the case it was wise to pack up at that point . Exact Same thing with The Young Ones. It was tight to stop it before it became a parody of itself . 👍🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿

[@tarascotland408]

Harrids shop is, of course, a play on the famous Harrods’s store in London. It’s a brilliant show 😂

[@thekingofkanto]

As a Scot watching you watch these for the first time - its really special to me that you appreciate its a deeper show than some people realise, yes its hilarious, maybe Scotland's best ever comedy, but it has some really emotional, heartwarming and poignant moments

[@craigking4327]

Delighted to see you react to this. Here's some translation (😂) for some words and terms you'll encounter: Up the duff = pregnant Boaby/Tadger/walloper = penis Jobby = poo Jakey = tramp Fitbaw = Football/Soccer Wisny = wasn't Didny = didn't Canny = can't Wain = child/baby Bam/bampot = Idiot/fool Baws = balls Bawsack = ballsack Steamin' = drunk Boak = dry heave Belter = brilliant/great Clatty = dirty Boaby the Barman = Bobby the Barman Dobber/eejit = stupid Fag = cigarette Ginger - Soda Haud your wheest = be quiet Hauns = hands Messages = shopping Motor = a car Ned = troublemaking youth, underage drinking, general low IQ person Pish = to pee or to say "that's pish" about something (rubbish) Pished = drunk Polis = police Scramble = in the context of a Scottish wedding tradition, the groom throws small change out of the wedding car for local children to pick up Sleekit = sly/sneaky Hope this helps! 👍

[@stuartduncan2772]

Edith features in a number of episodes and they are always hilarious.

[@flyingmalkie4346]

the joke at the start in the irish pub was that the guy is from 'springburn' which in glasgow, probably 20 minutes from the imaginary craiglang

[@DJDonnelly]

Cheers for doing this The joke in pub is: When Jack says what part of Ireland are you from? The bartender says Springburn Springburn is an area in Glasgow 2:28 Little error: Victor says Craigbank instead of Craiglang. However in reality they are actually in Clydebank, West Dunbartonshire. So it is easy to get the names mixed up. 5:31 to 5:33 He said do you want to come to my friend's house for a game of gran turismo?

[@CammyK1872]

Craigbank line always confused me. I thought it was an outtake they didn't notice.

[@briank212]

Kid said “ coming round tae Gilly’s house for a game of Gran Turismo?” Gilly being the kid with the ballcap.

[@themoderntemplar1567]

Watching this again is fantastic, it's a pretty realistic representation of life in Glasgow, albeit for comedic purposes. It's hard to believe but we actually have a broader, faster accent. First time I met my Irish mother in law she asked my wife what I was saying, I was stood right in front of her ffs😂. Still loving your reactions man, you made me lol a few times. Great vid 👍

[@Kernow80]

Finding this in my feed , just makes my day. Never clicked so fast. Keep em coming

[@danielgardecki1046]

30:45 It was big in Scotland (which had a population of around 5 million when it started, but is around 5.5 million today) where it was shown on *BBC One Scotland* and got around a million viewers on average (same amount as successful shows for Channel 4), but not so big in the rest of the UK, as shown by the channel it was on, which was *BBC Two* where it got a below average 3 million viewers on average. With most networks, the most watched shows are on the channel with the lowest number, so in the *BBC's* case that's *BBC One,* followed by *BBC Two,* then *BBC Three* then *BBC Four.*

[@josephturner7569]

I used to work trains to Springburn when I was a guard(conductor). Based at Helensburgh. After I left the Navy at Faslane. Jeez. Seems so long ago now.

[@scottirvine121]

It’s a shame you never really got the hilarious scene in the bingo, great reaction thanks

[@keriholton3310]

The kiddo said,.... "Guys u coming to his house for a game of gran turismo"! 😂😂

[@Thescottishguyreacts]

He asked do you want to come with me to gillys for a game of gran turismo. Gully must be the pal

[@simonmcglary]

In Scotland, Still Game and the sketch show it came from, Chewin’ The Fat, we’re must watch shows. Talked about by pretty much everyone, they reflected what was happening in Scotland. If Scotland can be known for anything other than the touristy stuff, the ability to laugh at itself has to be up there! If you are the subject of the jokes, you can be sure of two things that you’ve succeeded in, either complete disaster or blinding success! Depending on how the jokes are worded will define your popularity! As for Still Game getting better, it got taken to the stage, same cast. It never toured. It played the biggest single indoor venue, The Hydro in Glasgow, and sold it out completely, for a month! A few years later, they done it again but limited for two weeks! Series 1 they are finding their feet, developing the characters. They really are warming up!

[@chucklefun487]

Glad you like Still Game this episode is a great episode Still Game is a tv show that i don't think ever gets boring. When you finish watching all the episodes of still game you should watch the 2014 still game live show and the still game live show from 1999.

[@CoplandFront5]

In Scotland they took the series and made it into a live show, it sold out for over 30 nights in an arena that has a capacity of over 14,000 ….Still Game is quoted on the daily here still almost 20 years on, it’s a national treasure 😂

[@stuartcook8823]

They actually took a stage show/play and made it into a TV series.

[@CoplandFront5]

@@stuartcook8823 very true, and also the pilot copy of the show was already on sale in the Barras before it even aired on the BBC 😂

[@stuartcook8823]

@@CoplandFront5 I have a VHS copy of the original show from the Cottier Theatre somewhere 👍

[@heatherarnott5457]

I was at the live show twice 😊

[@Sheffield_Steve]

And the venue had to postpone U2 playing too!

[@boeshanepeninsula8338]

Kid said "Comin' up tae gillies wae us tae git a game eh gran turismo?" Translation - "You coming up to gillies house with us to have a game of Gran Turismo?"

[@anitahargreaves9526]

Re watching, needed to keep happy. Thank you for saving.

[@georeb7040]

If the joke flew over your head in the irish pub, they ask what part of ireland your from and the landlord says springburn which is a part of glasgow 😂

[@OrganMusicYT]

My generation grew up with chewing the fat, followed a few years later with still game, it's what you talked about with your pals the next day at school. We've grown up with those characters and it's so relatable. We all know people in our streets and communities who are just like them, I even have an uncle "Tam" and he is every bit as tight-fisted as Tam Mullen in Still Game.

[@si_h44]

man, you must be loving this, nothing better than discovering an amazing boxset when its finished and you can binge watch start to finish, lucky for you, there is so many amazing episodes, in series 2, look out for "cairds" and "brief" series 1 and 2 are regarded as the best, the others are amazing also, but the 1st 2 series are outstanding

[@titanium3]

The kid said do u want to go around "insert name heres" house to have a game of Gran tourismo, a racing game from the 2000's

[@ianplatt1375]

You're be amazed how young these to actor's are there only in their 40s thay play older people so well

[@davidstephen6753]

Love your reactions to one of the most delightfully funny but also sweet and emotional comedy programmes from Scottish TV.

[@Ryan-31]

We really uses to be fortunate when it came to Sitcoms over the years. Sadly like America we don't seem to have them like we used too much anymore. Still Game was special in that it stayed good from start to finish. Some of my favourite episodes come halfway through at about Series 4-6. "Hyperdales" and "Caird's" are my favourite but I could happily sit through any given episode.

[@ollymuirs]

I love these reaction videos. As a Glaswegian, Still Game is a huge part of our pop culture and its great to see that the show appeals to lots of people outwith Scotland. Keep em up. I can't wait to see your reaction to some of the later episodes. Also I don't really understand the "the show gets better" point. In my opinion, Still Game started off great, and stayed that way throughout.

[@bondbrookebond]

So glad you are reacting to this show, I only just recently got into it myself, and absolutely love it, and was going to go through the series once again at some point in the future. But now that you are watching it, I'm just hauling up a chair and will sit along side you for the joyride and the many laughs that are still to come in the coming weeks. Good on ya mate! 😆📺

[@micswee]

The kid said "You away to the gillies with us for a game of Grand torismo?"

[@martinmillar7137]

The noise of the clock ticking durin the downtime scene gives me anxiety lol its so fkn sad ❤

[@paulmcmorran7572]

Still game was huge in Scotland right up untill the very last season

[@AncientHermit]

Funny stuff, and still well observed, but with that very particular twist that it puts on things. Thanks Alan. Be well.😉

[@johnnywings1pco78]

One of the best sitcoms laughed at every episode, tho only fools and horses too 😂

[@Neil_Hyman]

Rule 1. Don't take someone for a first date to your local pub because the bastards there will take the piss at every opportunity😆

[@josephturner7569]

When I moved to Brig'ton, East end of Glasgow, I tried a pint in every pub down the London road to see which I would prefer as my local. The first one, a guy got shot just like that. I think I was the first out of the door.

[@josephturner7569]

The police came door to door looking for information 😂.

[@burnsy1113]

This was huge in scotland im from england stumbled across it and was an instant fan even though its already good it does get better once u understand the characters more

[@ironlion5836]

'they have done this lady up like an orc bitch' may be the best sentence iv ever heard.

[@jamesrapp9778]

Hehehe lol they're the BEST teachers of Scottish lingo EVER... Pumped in da lavi... bet youtube miss that one mate! 😅

[@alexjohnston8889]

Probably my favourite episode it was the first episode I ever saw it was the Saturday late night repeat on bbc 2 and I was hooked.

[@bblair2627]

£1.30 a pint, its now probably £4.80 in a pub like that in the toon

[@calmacleod3032]

Wait until you get to the pot of pish episode and the episode called 'doctors! My 2 favourite episodes! As Boaby would say ' you'll pish your frillies!

[@santinoazurdia-fraser7486]

Your videos are so brilliant. Absolutely love your content. Have a wonderful day, lots of support and love from Glasgow, Scotland 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿 ❤

[@charlesfrancis6894]

What the kid just said went over your head ...my head too mate.

[@scottyb4046]

When they asks "which part of Ireland are you from" and he answers "Springburn". Springburn is actually a part of Glasgow. 😄

[@seedhillbruisermusic7939]

I'm in my 50s and me and my pals are from exactly the same council house schemes and pubs as these characters, we're just slightly younger. This series is one of Scotland's best exports.

[@buddyellfyre1238]

I knew the nuggie would have you bent double 😂 🤛

[@tootSweet66]

5:30: "coming up Gilly's house for a game of Gran Turismo?"

[@2001perseus.]

I think you cope with Scottish accents and humour really well. We alter so many English words that's quite a feat, well done. You'll gradually pick any words still throwing you up as you go on. Enjoy.

[@paulscott5379]

Really glad you are liking our way of life 😊

[@ScottishDeeSideEye]

"Are you coming to Gillies with us for a game of Grand Turismo" a computer game. Lol.

[@VaderWhoop]

I choked on my tea 😂 I don't remember seeing that episode.

[@Williamwallace91]

More still game please my friend 😂🙏 greetings from 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿

[@headless-bastared]

The wee man said " are you coming to Ghillies with us for a game of gran turismo. "

[@leannefrazer3793]

This is one of my favourite shows.

[@ConanSchmonan]

This series has been very enjoyable to watch and you've got my sub! I see you have reacted to some Mitchell and Webb in the past and another British sit-com I highly recommend you watch is Peep Show if you haven't done so already. Take care.

[@horror.movies4u433]

Hi came on to tell you what kid says but few messages there already these to jack and victor will grow on you the show was huge here in scotland and think did well in rest of uk 2 keep up the good work love watching your channel

[@paulscott5379]

Glad I found your channel, means I can watch still game for the 113543th time lol

[@YoungBarry87]

Your question at the end of the video there Eclectic, Still Game is top of most Scot's favourite comedy programmes aside from maybe 3 or 4 others tops. For me, it's number one, and yes, people are right - it gets better, so if you're enjoying it the now, start wearing adult diapers for the inevitable "pissing yourself laughing" 😅

[@Nitram316]

"You coming up to Gillie's with us for a game of Gran Turismo?"

[@keverzoid]

I don’t know if you’d be able to do this on KZbin, but Netflix carries the show and it has subtitles. But the best part is that they write the accent into the subtitles. So down is written as “doon”, more is “mair” and dead is “deid”. For some reason, that made it even funnier to me.

[@TheEclecticBeard]

Holy shit. Didn't realize it was on Netflix. Just had to check to see.

[@Airihi]

He said "Are you going to Gilly's with us for a game of Gran Turismo"

[@archangel0891]

Ya see, here in scotland we slang everyday words. Mix that with accents and thats why it sounds like we're talkin a different language. My work collegue is polish.. he came here speaking almost perfect english. When he got here he thought hed landed elsewhere as he couldnt understand a word. Now he speaks fluent scottish slang. Its all about the slang bud

[@OiiRobbi3x]

Still game is the biggest show Scotland has to offer so you could say its big yeah but they are right it does get better even the newest seasons are great

[@anitahargreaves9526]

First time I had a laugh today. Thank you.

[@peasie3946]

"What part of Ireland are you from?" "Springburn"

[@Michael.0106]

Great reaction soo glad ur loving it 👍

[@scotty20040]

As a Scotsman, you’re doing well to understand the patter, even the English struggle with the lingo.

[@bryaninglis9532]

Still Game is just brilliant.

[@iestyndavies2675]

I've just realised 'your not showing the opening shots of 'Jack' and 'Victor going from 'Children' to 'Adults...this has it's 'comedy' 'value'.

[@ThomasKelly669]

The final theatre show sold out 15 nights in a 13.000 seat arena, The cast had to draw a line the audience kept coming

[@anvilbrunner.2013]

Still Game is like Laurel & Hardy. Never ages.