Still Game
- TV sitcom
- BBC Scotland / BBC One / BBC Two / BBC One Scotland
- 2002 - 2019
- 62 episodes (9 series)
Scottish sitcom about pensioners Jack and Victor, a duo who strike a blow against ageism with their rascally antics. Stars Ford Kiernan, Greg Hemphill, Jane McCarry, Paul Riley, Mark Cox and more.
- Series 1, Episode 2 repeated tomorrow at 10pm on BBC Scotland
Streaming rank this week: 871
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Series 9, Episode 6 - Over The Hill
Further details
At the Clansman, the pals reflect about the marching of time, which puts Jack into a contemplative mood. He realises himself and Victor should stop making up excuses and accomplish their long-standing ambition to climb world-famous Munro, Ben Lomond.
Energised by their new resolve, Jack and Victor invite Tam, Winston and Boabby to join their exciting expedition. Excuses are thin on the ground so the gang reluctantly agree to join Jack and Victor on their outdoor adventure.
Isa confesses to a shocked Navid that she's addicted to animal charities and financially strapped thanks to her furry friends. So while Navid stages an intervention to help Isa kick her charity habit, the boys head off to Ben Lomond to conquer a mountain and make memories.
This must-see finale celebrates the iconic comedy, tugging at heart strings and featuring all the Still Game favourites.
That's plenty.
Broadcast details
- Date
- Thursday 28th March 2019
- Time
- 10pm
- Channel
- BBC Scotland
- Length
- 30 minutes
Repeats
Show past repeats
| Date | Time | Channel |
|---|---|---|
| Friday 2nd August 2019 | 9:30pm | BBC1 |
| Friday 9th July 2021 | 10:00pm | BBC Scotland |
| Sunday 11th July 2021 | 10:00pm | BBC Scotland |
| Friday 23rd September 2022 | 10:00pm | BBC Scotland |
| Sunday 2nd October 2022 | 10:00pm | BBC Scotland |
| Saturday 24th February 2024 | 9:15pm | BBC Scotland |
| Friday 22nd March 2024 | 10:00pm | BBC Scotland |
| Sunday 24th March 2024 | 10:00pm | BBC Scotland |
Cast & crew
| Ford Kiernan | Jack Jarvis |
| Greg Hemphill | Victor McDade |
| Jane McCarry | Isa Drennan |
| Paul Riley | Winston Ingram |
| Mark Cox | Tam Mullen |
| Gavin Mitchell | Boabby |
| Sanjeev Kohli | Navid Harrid |
| Paul Young | Shug |
| Scott Reid | Methadone Mick |
| Shamshad Akhtar | Meena Harrid |
| Kate Donnelly | Frances Mullen |
| Maureen Carr | Edith |
| Joanna Tope | Winnie |
| Gary Lewis | Rab |
| Chris Forbes | Dogger |
| Sean Connor | Gary the Charity Worker |
| Rachel Jackson | Charity Worker |
| Greg Hemphill | Writer |
| Ford Kiernan | Writer |
| Michael Hines | Director |
| Jacqueline Sinclair | Producer |
| Steven Canny | Executive Producer |
| Ford Kiernan | Executive Producer |
| Greg Hemphill | Executive Producer |
| Rab Christie | Associate Producer |
| Anne McGarrity | Line Producer |
| Laura Wilson | Editor |
| Moley Campbell | Production Designer |
| Donna Bryce-MacLeod | Costume Designer |
| Peter Edwards | Director of Photography |
| Julie Dorrat-Keenan | Make-up Designer |
| Wendy Ashman | 1st Assistant Director |
| Gregor Sharp | Commissioning Editor |
| Gavin Smith | Commissioning Editor |
Press
Still Game finale saw Jack & Victor bow out on a high
Jack and Victor's final stroll over the hill in Still Game was a subtle, touching and in many ways perfect ending to their 16-year love story.
The National (Scotland), 2nd April 2019Jack and Victor go gentle into that good night
Kiernan and Hemphill could have indulged themselves with a two-hander the way soap operas sometimes like to come over all Samuel Beckett but generously they invited the gang along for the last ha-ha.
The Scotsman, 29th March 2019Faceless favourite revealed as sitcom ends
She arrived in Scotland as a 14-year-old child bride from Pakistan, got involved in a high-profile campaign to win justice for the family of a murdered Asian waiter and went on to play one of the nation's best-known TV comedy characters. For 17 years Still Game fans have been unable to see the face of the shopkeeper who has delivered some of its funniest lines - until now. Meena Harrid, who has been played by Shamshad Akhtar since its very first episode, was fully seen for the first time in the closing scenes of the final episode of the hit comedy.
The Scotsman, 29th March 2019Cast say emotional goodbyes as Still Game ends
"It's been an amazing five years we've had recently and we don't want to outstay our welcome."
The Herald, 28th March 2019