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Williams productions issuing series one through five on DVD, with "Seasonal Greet" available on a separate DVD volume, and "Fitba" and "Home" being released together on a separate DVD volume. A complete box set of series one through five was later released, including "Fitba" and "Home" but omitting "Seasonal Greet". 2|Entertain then purchased the rights to the series, releasing series six through eight on separate DVD volumes, and all together as one DVD box set, on 15 October 2007. 2|Entertain released "Clean" on DVD three days after its initial airing on TV. In 2009, a complete box set of series one through eight and all subsequent specials was released, making "More" available on DVD for the first time ever. DVDs of series nine and ten were subsequently issued in 2010 and 2011 respectively, leaving the 2014 special the only episode yet to be released on DVD.
753:. On one occasion, he was described by his wife as "a slippery-lookin' article, about 93-year-old, wearing crusty jeans, with the eyes of an unemployed rapist". On several occasions he has played the part of the devil on Rab's shoulder, urging him to take up drinking again in "Clean". His attitude towards women (he is very keen on having sexual relations with any number of women but refuses to trust them) is implied to have stemmed from a traumatic relationship with his cancer-ridden mother; he spent much of his childhood tending to her, receiving little but abuse in return. It was known that he was once a football player until sustaining a shoulder injury which had forced him to quit.
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685:
654:anal-retentive
650:Iain Robertson
646:Andrew Fairlie
643:
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629:
626:
588:
583:
582:Nesbitt family
580:
565:Rab C. Nesbitt
557:
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481:Russell Hunter
469:Jerry Sadowitz
457:Stanley Baxter
370:
367:
363:Rab C. Nesbitt
352:sketch series
317:is a Scottish
314:Rab C. Nesbitt
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493:Ashley Jensen
490:
489:David Tennant
486:
485:Peter Capaldi
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465:Clive Russell
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461:Kevin McNally
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319:comedy series
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147:Opening theme
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1236:28 May 1999
1222:21 May 1999
1208:14 May 1999
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838:Sean Scanlan
822:Cora Bissett
780:Ninja Turtle
767:Pub regulars
728:Elaine Ellis
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670:Hare Krishna
662:Christianity
648:until 2008,
642:Gash Nesbitt
603:the original
602:
598:
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564:
547:
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513:Jane McCarry
509:Elaine Ellis
505:Karen Dunbar
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441:Rikki Fulton
437:Peter Mullan
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383:Christianity
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346:unemployment
331:BBC Scotland
329:Produced by
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243:Running time
160:
157:Ending theme
150:
130:Elaine Ellis
66:Ian Pattison
57:Ian Pattison
24:
18:
2062:Comedy Unit
1983:19 December
1781:Digital Spy
1747:Johnny Depp
862:Nicola Park
834:Hugh "Shug"
798:Iain McColl
794:Alex Norton
756:Ella Cotter
747:philanderer
716:David McKay
691:Eric Cullen
678:ram-raiding
636:river Clyde
623:fourth wall
521:Susan Boyle
473:Viv Lumsden
426:fourth wall
355:Naked Video
304:Naked Video
267:(1990–2014)
203:of episodes
121:Eric Cullen
116:Iain McColl
71:Directed by
2322:Categories
2244:BBC Online
2232:BBC Online
2199:. London.
2058:"TV SHOWS"
1763:References
1751:Mad Hatter
1078:Nominated
1044:Nominated
1008:Nominated
990:Nominated
784:dry heaves
743:Tony Roper
695:neo-Nazism
666:hard drugs
619:temperance
549:Still Game
517:Paul Riley
406:alcoholism
369:Background
344:who seeks
342:Glaswegian
289:2014-01-02
279:1988-12-22
218:Production
96:Tony Roper
63:Written by
53:Created by
2174:8 January
2148:8 January
2122:8 January
2094:8 January
2067:8 January
2042:8 January
2010:8 January
1884:Broadcast
1528:Region 2
1520:Episodes
1484:Special:
1289:Special:
1098:Airdates
948:Rose d'Or
796:in 1988,
611:plimsolls
607:pinstripe
410:Neo Nazis
339:alcoholic
192:of series
2207:14 March
2201:Archived
2031:"AWARDS"
1954:Archived
1932:Archived
1858:Archived
1095:Episode
876:Episodes
703:painting
575:Standing
445:Mary Lee
223:Producer
170:Scotland
79:Starring
2266:at the
1864:2 April
1729:Hoodie
1517:Series
1092:Series
1085:Ratings
818:Camille
751:Irn-Bru
422:dialect
399:BBC Two
395:Twitter
324:BBC Two
297:Related
287: (
283: –
277: (
272:Release
256:Network
1681:Clean
1486:Hoodie
1476:1.30*
1462:1.40*
1448:1.50*
1434:1.40*
1359:1.70*
903:Result
858:Bridie
851:Phoebe
846:Sidcup
811:Norrie
804:Dougie
720:nephew
699:gifted
676:, and
609:suit,
570:Seated
337:), an
262:(1988)
47:Comedy
2373:Govan
2088:BAFTA
1493:2.32
1420:1.92
1406:2.32
1387:1.74
1373:1.66
1345:1.94
1331:2.02
1317:2.28
1298:3.70
1291:Clean
1281:2.20
1267:2.47
1253:2.70
1239:2.80
1225:3.09
1211:2.71
1192:3.46
1178:3.16
1164:2.94
1150:2.73
1136:3.23
1122:3.70
1106:Rank
1051:2012
1033:2011
1015:2009
997:1997
983:BAFTA
979:1994
961:1992
929:1991
911:1989
900:Award
897:Group
855:show.
790:Dodie
772:Andra
658:rusks
595:Govan
179:Scots
43:Genre
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1891:2024
1866:2018
1840:2024
1815:2024
1789:2024
1735:TBA
1692:1-8
1670:6-8
1620:1-5
1479:N/A
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894:Year
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