Series 1 (2002)
Jack and Victor burst onto Scottish screens in 2002 with their first TV series. The pensioners' adventures in this series include attending a wedding, going on a double date and getting rather cold.
Series 2 (2003)
With the first series a hit, BBC Scotland ordered an extended length nine-episode second series for 2003. This series features such comic moments as the lads discovering 'happy pills' and Winston having to pretend to be Ida's 'pumpkin' lover.
Series 3 (2004)
The third series of this sitcom started with Jack and Victor's holiday in Canada. The lads soon return home though and get into more mischief, including organising a gambling sting.
Series 4 (2005)
In the fourth series the boys, despite being another year older, still haven't grown-up. They become hospital DJs, cause a few problems for Dial-A-Bus and get into many other adventures.
Series 5 (2006)
The fifth series sees the residents of Craiglang being funnier than ever. Amongst other things, Jack and Victor visit a brewery, do a bit of DIY, take a 'pleasure' cruise and become wedding chauffeurs! The special at the end of this series is particularly good - it features a flash-back that shows how all the characters used to look when they were younger.
Series 6 (2007)
The seven-part sixth series features guest appearances by Lorraine Kelly, a Pop Idol winner and a world champion boxer amongst other things. Jack and Victor also try and reserve a bench in the park, are mistaken for two socialites and are plunged into darkness when the power goes out.
2007 Festive Specials (2007)
At the end of 2007 there were two specials. Jack and Victor joined the Community Choir, whilst in the Hogamanay special they went on a retreat in Tighnahulish. These specials turned out to be the last episodes for nine years as the creators had a disagreement and stopped talking to each other.
Series 7 (2016)
After 9 years off-air, all the characters returned to TV in 2016. This series followed on from Still Game Live, a sold out a mammoth 21-date arena run. It is business as usual for the gang in these six episodes...
Series 8 (2018)
Series 8 sees one of the characters die. Bruce Morton stars as the new undertaker, I D Sheathing.