I stumbled across this series on Netflix a few months ago, and became an instant fan - I find it amazing how Jack and Victor have managed to bring this series to life. This is the best episode of all of them.. Absolutely Brilliant! (.. or a term used here in Canada - Really Awesome!!) Winston really deserves to be happy, and it looks like Winnie will make this happen. Sorry to see the series has run its course . As a parting comment from Toronto, Canada, I'm proud to have learned new slang to add to my vocabulary!
Hi Jane - I too came across ‘Still Game’ on Netflix almost by accident, and I have not enjoyed a show as much as this one for many years. I have a Scots friend who had never seen it either, and we watched it laughing our selves silly all the while. Unfortunately I missed parts of the last series as I don’t think Netflix broadcast it? I have since been catching up on their earlier endeavours on RUclips. Their show ‘Chewin’ the Fat’ is very funny. Cheers from Australia.
Test for Scottishness Question: gonnae no dae that? If they reply correctly then they’re Scottish or Scottish friendly….. That should be the test for Scottish residency. Chewin the fat and still game are (no joke) often good education of modern Glasgow culture. You learn the slang, the types of people, the humour, traditions (Hogmanay and traffic cone on wellington) a bitter rivalry with Edinburgh. Glasgow reminds me of the late duke of Edinburgh HRH Prince Philip (pardon the irony) Leader in all but name………denied their due credit but never the less they carry on, supported by their own confidence, duty. He’s a king without a crown. We’re a capitol without centre of government. Also he’s a duke of Edinburgh. Educated in a Scottish boarding school. And he’s a descendant of Robert Bruce and Mary Stewart! I don’t want separation from The wonderful UK, but if we did have PHILIP MOUNTBATTEN as our monarch, splitting duties with HM. That be nice. Shame it would never happen. RIP your royal highnesses. (If you hate him because he’s rich, powerful, unelected and privileged. I invite you to research his younger years. He been through some hard shit, and came out the other side as a man of integrity, charity, loyalty and humour. Yes he was granted this power, but focus on what he chose to do with it. Was he making the world better or worse. I imagine it must be really hard to argue he wasn’t a benefit even if you’re the most Republican Brit on this land.
When I started drinking in the 60s a pint of beer was one shilling and sixpence, a bottle of Newcastle brown ale was two shillings and sixpence. Five pounds lasted me a week. That's what I call the good old days. I love Jack and Victor in Still Game.
@@Rippedflesh69 I could get 8 bottles of the brown bomber for a pound. In those days before cold shelves, the bottles were at room temperature. Some of the beer was in barrels behind the bar, with wet towels on them to keep them cool. Beer was one shilling and sixpence a pint. £5 kept me going all week. I could buy 4 gallons of petrol for a pound and get 2 shillings change On the downside wages were crap. I had to do jobs on the side to keep me going. I was young and fit and ready to do anything to make money.
@@AirPowered In those days maybe £50 per month. I agree it didn't seem like a lot compared to wages now. money went a lot further in those days. We had no computers or mobile phones. I don't think we even had a tv. Today most people are well-off with their smart TVs, computers, and mobile phones. It has become a got-to-have society. I struggle now as I am on a basic old-age pension. I would gladly go back to those times. I was happy then. I am not now.
It's the end that's the best for me. The way Victor tells Jack to stick his karaoke up his arse just as the doors close so there's no come back. Comedy gold.
The 2 boys are brilliant together.I'm an Irishman used live in Glasgow.i used love stillgame.jack and victor used remind me of my grandad and he's mate
Thirty years to the day, Old Man Griffin let me in that morning, my first day January '92. Across from the King's Theatre. Man this was made about a decade later. Our standard price for a pint of Tennents' Lager or for example 70 Shilling heavy was 1 pound 20p before Bass took the pub over spring, 3 months on.
This is wonderfully funny, and it's got to be one of the reasons they created the TV show Still Game. I notice that the language is a bit easier to understand. I would love their other show, Chewin the Fat, if I could only make out the words a bit better.
Dunno how many times i've seen this, but cant help noticing that Jack seems to exclusively stock Australian lager. God i've got too much time on my hands.....
Just as well it never worked out. Otherwise we'd never have met Boaby. But was this done in the later days of CTF, cos Jack mentioned The Clansman as i think they started SG while CTF was still running?
My parents used to run pubs, earliest price I remember was 96p a pint (£1.12 got you a pint and a packet of crisp) but when I was born it was 62p. Cheapest I've seen these days is my local doing happy hour £2.25 Fosters or IPA.
I'm getting on a bit but in 1973 when I was 17 (I know, under age drinker) a pint was 16p and 10 Embassy Regal ( I was a smoker then but stopped in 1975) was 15p so you could have 5 pints of beer and 10 cigarettes for less than a pound. Of course at that time I was only earning £14.00 a week.
@@stevebinning977 wee bit older lol. I was born in 82 but you could already see the prices crawling up in that 10 year difference compared to the previous 10 years (approx). 1960 8p a pint 1973 16p a pint 1982 96p a pint Took 13 years to double from 60-73 but only 9 years to go up by 4 times the cost in 82.
@@develynseether4426 I just remembered that the annual rate of inflation in 1975 was something like 29% after OPEC vastly increased oil prices. There was a point in the 70s when wages were getting an index linked rise every month.
If I was getting a vodka and coke and a pint for £2 I'd never be out "Jacks bar"
They'd be lining up round the block!
Idve started a darts team in there lol
Same 😂
im glad they took these two and made it into still game , amazing show
And it's finally coming backkkk :D
Garth Algar And its gone D:
Is jack and victor in chewin the fat canon to still game?
These characters go all the way back to pulp video and ooch around the clock music show before the stage play.
I lost it at "Here a left a good coat in here" 😂😂😂 quality
Jack was ahead of the curve in the man cave department
I stumbled across this series on Netflix a few months ago, and became an instant fan - I find it amazing how Jack and Victor have managed to bring this series to life. This is the best episode of all of them.. Absolutely Brilliant! (.. or a term used here in Canada - Really Awesome!!)
Winston really deserves to be happy, and it looks like Winnie will make this happen.
Sorry to see the series has run its course .
As a parting comment from Toronto, Canada, I'm proud to have learned new slang to add to my vocabulary!
Hi Jane -
I too came across ‘Still Game’ on Netflix almost by accident, and I have not enjoyed a show as much as this one for many years.
I have a Scots friend who had never seen it either, and we watched it laughing our selves silly all the while. Unfortunately I missed parts of the last series as I don’t think Netflix broadcast it?
I have since been catching up on their earlier endeavours on RUclips. Their show ‘Chewin’ the Fat’ is very funny.
Cheers from Australia.
Gary Lawless “Scots friend” lol. I find it unlikely that a Scottish person had never seen still game or chewin the fat before.
Generic White Male -
I agree GWM, but I forgot to say that my friend lives here in Australia, and sad but true, he had never seen it!
Test for Scottishness
Question: gonnae no dae that?
If they reply correctly then they’re Scottish or Scottish friendly…..
That should be the test for Scottish residency.
Chewin the fat and still game are (no joke) often good education of modern Glasgow culture.
You learn the slang, the types of people, the humour, traditions (Hogmanay and traffic cone on wellington) a bitter rivalry with Edinburgh.
Glasgow reminds me of the late duke of Edinburgh HRH Prince Philip (pardon the irony)
Leader in all but name………denied their due credit but never the less they carry on, supported by their own confidence, duty.
He’s a king without a crown.
We’re a capitol without centre of government.
Also he’s a duke of Edinburgh.
Educated in a Scottish boarding school. And he’s a descendant of Robert Bruce and Mary Stewart!
I don’t want separation from
The wonderful UK, but if we did have PHILIP MOUNTBATTEN as our monarch, splitting duties with HM.
That be nice.
Shame it would never happen.
RIP your royal highnesses.
(If you hate him because he’s rich, powerful, unelected and privileged. I invite you to research his younger years. He been through some hard shit, and came out the other side as a man of integrity, charity, loyalty and humour. Yes he was granted this power, but focus on what he chose to do with it. Was he making the world better or worse.
I imagine it must be really hard to argue he wasn’t a benefit even if you’re the most Republican Brit on this land.
Whit ye talkin aboot ya maddy?
When I started drinking in the 60s a pint of beer was one shilling and sixpence, a bottle of Newcastle brown ale was two shillings and sixpence. Five pounds lasted me a week. That's what I call the good old days. I love Jack and Victor in Still Game.
Two and six for a bottle of dog. At room temperature I hope.
@@Rippedflesh69 I could get 8 bottles of the brown bomber for a pound. In those days before cold shelves, the bottles were at room temperature. Some of the beer was in barrels behind the bar, with wet towels on them to keep them cool. Beer was one shilling and sixpence a pint. £5 kept me going all week. I could buy 4 gallons of petrol for a pound and get 2 shillings change On the downside wages were crap. I had to do jobs on the side to keep me going. I was young and fit and ready to do anything to make money.
How much did ye make a month?
@@AirPowered In those days maybe £50 per month. I agree it didn't seem like a lot compared to wages now. money went a lot further in those days. We had no computers or mobile phones. I don't think we even had a tv. Today most people are well-off with their smart TVs, computers, and mobile phones. It has become a got-to-have society. I struggle now as I am on a basic old-age pension. I would gladly go back to those times. I was happy then. I am not now.
“I geed you a tenner!”
😂
Love these two watched Still Game over and over again
It's the end that's the best for me. The way Victor tells Jack to stick his karaoke up his arse just as the doors close so there's no come back. Comedy gold.
The little move going up on his toes is just perfection
I loved how victor perfectly timed it so he’d get the last word.
£2 for that round? I wish drinks were that cheap now
Tell me about it...
Aye, you're talking about £6 for a single pint now.
I don't, the country would a slum.
What pub do u drink in ffs £2.70 for a pint of carling at ma local
Fair enough mate ! You should move 😂😂😂😂
Complimentary kick in the nuts 🥜 😂
1.20 a pint, makes you feel old now.
The 2 boys are brilliant together.I'm an Irishman used live in Glasgow.i used love stillgame.jack and victor used remind me of my grandad and he's mate
Fuck of Irish wel be having ya knees
@@benjameswatchman6279 fock
@@chloroplast8611 I stand corrected to be sure.thats grand.
Ex barman. "Ah gied YOU a Tenner" kills me
I left a good coat in this comment section! 🧥
This is best show I AV seen in a long time
Here I left a good coat in here! Naw ya didnee
This would cost at the very least £6 now
And that’s just for the pint 🤣
I love Scotish comedy. Still game is brilliant
This is my single favourite scene from all of Still Game or Chewin' the Fat. Classic
Two quid fur a pint n a vodka coke aye right 🤣
Thirty years to the day, Old Man Griffin let me in that morning, my first day January '92. Across from the King's Theatre.
Man this was made about a decade later. Our standard price for a pint of Tennents' Lager or for example 70 Shilling heavy was 1 pound 20p before Bass took the pub over spring, 3 months on.
if you look at 1:03 you can see jack lifting an allready poured pint up to that tap lol ... tut tut boys
best show ever!!!
This is wonderfully funny, and it's got to be one of the reasons they created the TV show Still Game. I notice that the language is a bit easier to understand. I would love their other show, Chewin the Fat, if I could only make out the words a bit better.
Thank You!
A geed you tenner 😂😂😂
I left a good coat in here
no u did nae
aye I did
no u did nae
Dunno how many times i've seen this, but cant help noticing that Jack seems to exclusively stock Australian lager. God i've got too much time on my hands.....
The way Victor just starts doing the crossword 😂
Haha, there's actually a pub near where I live called Jack's Bar, epic.
I'm in New Zealand. There's a pub on Napier called the Clansman
Al Bax get the buntin up
£1.20 for a pint! Lets just go to Jack's bar
But, you won't be able to take the pish out of Boabie the barman 😅
Here a left a good coat in here 😂 😂 😂
Hahahahaha this is still the funniest thing I have ever seen
Is it one of the only things you've ever seen?
You can't get a pint for £2 now.
£2.30 in our club tbh
@@chriswade9871 well that isn’t £2 is it
@@Theblueman14183 nor its not ya bellend. But not far away
@@chriswade9871 That’s not what he said is it 😹
thats a belter of a price in my local that would cost around a £5
😂😂😂 brilliant Watching in 2019
"You try and git that round doon at the Clansman, they'll bloody chase yi so they wull!"
A Scotsman watching from Ireland
That's a cool story, mate.
XXXX and Fosters? 😂
@jimmy2k4o
LOL! It really is incredible. It's like 2.50 - 3 quid just for a beer these days.
£7 NOW 😂😂
For what 2003 or whatever year in the early 2000s this was £2 is very very cheap even back then!
£2 for a vod n coke and pint thats fucking amazing prices am going to jacks bar from now on
Me too!
Jack's Bar!
What episode is this
Just as well it never worked out. Otherwise we'd never have met Boaby. But was this done in the later days of CTF, cos Jack mentioned The Clansman as i think they started SG while CTF was still running?
Wits the mater with try to do my scrose word her lol 10 for the dash lol right 2 love this wee set lol
£2 omg lol awesome
What episode is this from
A pint and a voddy and coke, £2, and Victor’s complaining???
ha ha at that price ,jacks bar will be heeven
😎💙
u can at ls landale snooker hall in eccles, salford £1.80 a pint
Was 2 pound a lot of money back then? I would love drinks for 2 pound 🤣
Class 😂
they were first from chewin the fat but then they did a spin off of sorts called still game. Look for dvds that are chewin the fat or still game
£2 for that round is good.
It's about £2 for a pint outside.
£2 for a vodka and coke with a pint?!... can't even get one pint for that price these days!
Aye haha doon the Barras. Everytime I see it I go "You'll like this......JACK'S BAR!!!"
How come I don't mind this?
Watching in 2022 and it’s a fiver a pint most places love to bump into victor these days in the toon he’d be going off his nut
I see this will be broken out in lockdown
Why are half of these episodes not on Netflix 😭😭😭😭😭
chewin the fat is underrated 😿
Idk where you are from but i have all of them on netflix
@@corsai045 India 🥲
Fcuk me, I got a great laugh out of this,natural and funny.
Will you be coming to the karaoke
Oh Aye, yearsh juena divnie? Needs subtitles ..
Jack's bar lol
It's a Sketch From Chewin 'the Fat
Should of been called rock in the jacks bar
My parents used to run pubs, earliest price I remember was 96p a pint (£1.12 got you a pint and a packet of crisp) but when I was born it was 62p.
Cheapest I've seen these days is my local doing happy hour £2.25 Fosters or IPA.
I'm getting on a bit but in 1973 when I was 17 (I know, under age drinker) a pint was 16p and 10 Embassy Regal ( I was a smoker then but stopped in 1975) was 15p so you could have 5 pints of beer and 10 cigarettes for less than a pound. Of course at that time I was only earning £14.00 a week.
@@stevebinning977 wee bit older lol. I was born in 82 but you could already see the prices crawling up in that 10 year difference compared to the previous 10 years (approx).
1960 8p a pint
1973 16p a pint
1982 96p a pint
Took 13 years to double from 60-73 but only 9 years to go up by 4 times the cost in 82.
@@develynseether4426 I just remembered that the annual rate of inflation in 1975 was something like 29% after OPEC vastly increased oil prices. There was a point in the 70s when wages were getting an index linked rise every month.
@@stevebinning977 yes you're right, the 70's were rife with continuously high inflation rates not seen since WW2.
@@develynseether4426 Aye!!! Not til this year…
here a left a good coat in here naw ya didny aye a did naw ya didny
What episode is this from? I don't remember it
2 quid for a round Jesus fuck.
2 quid? fuck sake, id be a regular in there
We update. You wouldn't get the coke for 2 quid now
Haha "A left a good coat in here"
ye soz mate. i got mixed up. i love this show and still game.
What’ episode is the first clip ??
What episode was this I don't remember it or was this a skit from chewing the fat
Would be about a tenner for that round noo 🤣
Love still game PMSL 👍
Is this pre still game from chewing the fat?
Yes
Darren thanks for the first time to meet you 😊😊😊😊😊
Here a left a good coat in here 😂😂😂😂😂😂
Don't start your pish in here
disappointed jacks bar serves fosters an not tennents
@ArticElephant theres 6 series
The Photography Team bold and brash
jacks bar!
Quality Banter
I’m so confused which episode is this ?? I’ve seen all the still games
This is from Chewin' The Fat, a sketch show that preceded Still Game.
I love still game
I've never seen this one.
It's from Chewin the fat
I canny remember it either lol n I've all the chewin the fat and still game and the other great shows they done.
@@ScottishThings dont type in scottish slang it's just cringy no one likes when they see it
@@thoughtoflegend1761 Walloper
thats brilliant lol
Imagine moaning about paying £2 for that order. Ridiculous how dear drinking is now
Wit episode is this
Is this a episode of still game
@lil_jizzy_breath _ cool
Wat episode is this ??
oh he didnie even get to finish his drinks .
Anyone know whics episode this is ive warched them all and not seen this 1
It’s Chewin the Fat
only 2?
What ep is this
What's this episode called
Not an episode it’s from “chewing the fat “I believe
Brilliant...aye!