'Game' means being up for doing something, 'game for a laugh' means someone is up for some fun. 'Still Game' means they're still up for things even though they're elderly now.
The titles were Glaswegian dialects as the show was only broadcast in Scotland for the first 3 seasons then from season 4 it was broadcast rest UK. Then the titles were English dialect. My mate used tape a series and send me on VHS for the first 3 seasons lol
Isa reminds me of my Granny (long gone now, RIP) and how I would get dragged round the shops when i was wee boy with her whilst she got the messages, a 10min trip would turn into a 3hr excursion as she was constantly gabbing on to everyone she bumped into, would drive me mental 🏴
So pleased to see you guys watch Still Game. It is probably the most underrated sitcom to come out of the UK. Great to see you are able to understand the accents too!
the part where they say my mate Joe's a burglar is a part of a song that jack and Victor sing you should look up jack and victor singing it's clips from the sketch show chewing the fat where the characters of still game were first seen xx
"Isa...gie deid Wullie his box o' Special K!" 😂❤ Just before the boys go into Willie's house to retrieve all the items he's tapped from people ("tapped" being Scots slang for "borrowed"), the little 🎵Ma' mate Joe's a burglar...🎵 tune is a snippet from one of the many comedy "pub songs" from Chewin' The Fat, sung by Jack, Victor, Winston & Tam. You really should give that show a watch, it truly is classic Scottish comedy. Loved the way your eyes lit up when Jack mentioned Canada. 😊
@@autodidactic1 Yes she is...Waddin as in waddin in to get there stuff back from auld wullies hoose, nothing to do with the wedding which would have been spelled 'weddin' not waddin'.
@@Nordboy27 You're completely wrong...are you even Scottish, i doubt it if you don't the meaning of waddin...i already stated if it was meant as wedding it would be spelt weddin.
Omg another episode thank you Brad & Lucy…I love watching your reaction to still game…can’t wait for the next 1 hope it’s very very soon yes it’s set in a community that everyone knows everyone & everyone helps each other you will find out the more we get into it thanks again love ya 2 x
That kingly fellow really seems to have an issue with both Scottish humour and Scottish accents. Virtually (but not all) of the videos he's done, that have a Scottish "flavour" in it, he's just sat on his throne, staring at the screen, with a bemused "What I am not getting here?" look on his face.
Wikipedia: With around 204 million Muslims (2019 estimate), India's Muslim population is the world's third-largest[93][94][95] and the world's largest Muslim-minority population.[96] India is home to 10.9% of the world's Muslim population.
Wtf? "When India partitioned". Maybe go read a book and correct your history. The English divided up India in 1947. It was never the Indians idea to partition it's lands, but this was forced upon them by the colonial powers that were dictating the terms of their independence. What a retarded comment.
@Sara_Kane yea, 'scones' aired first. But it doesn't really matter as the episodes are quite stand alone in season 1. The continuity of plot lines doesn't really begin until season 2...
Well, It's very hard to bring them to mind, this is the thing, it's only, it's alright (video is chopped) is that us, no goin, eh-eh, happy, happy, is that us? Do you understand? Here's the translation for the beginning of the video 😂
Waddin = wedding
That tap on the sack by winston had me dying 😂😂😂
'Game' means being up for doing something, 'game for a laugh' means someone is up for some fun.
'Still Game' means they're still up for things even though they're elderly now.
"It's not eternal rest I'm needing, Isa, it's a box of Special K"
The titles were Glaswegian dialects as the show was only broadcast in Scotland for the first 3 seasons then from season 4 it was broadcast rest UK. Then the titles were English dialect. My mate used tape a series and send me on VHS for the first 3 seasons lol
The way Navid grabbed the Cola Bottles, even the living dead did not distract him from his profit margin 😂
He’s so Scottish
You will never see Navi's wives face
Are you sure about that?
I'd never seen this before you started watching it , it's now one of my all time faves.
Awesome. We can enjoy the journey together 😁
Isa reminds me of my Granny (long gone now, RIP) and how I would get dragged round the shops when i was wee boy with her whilst she got the messages, a 10min trip would turn into a 3hr excursion as she was constantly gabbing on to everyone she bumped into, would drive me mental 🏴
hurdy gurdy gurdy in the windae boxes 😂
That's one of the best things about this show, the fact it's highly relatable. Thanks guys!!
So pleased to see you guys watch Still Game. It is probably the most underrated sitcom to come out of the UK.
Great to see you are able to understand the accents too!
the part where they say my mate Joe's a burglar is a part of a song that jack and Victor sing you should look up jack and victor singing it's clips from the sketch show chewing the fat where the characters of still game were first seen xx
do you know that the guy that plays Victor isn't scottish he is Canadian lol x
"Isa...gie deid Wullie his box o' Special K!" 😂❤ Just before the boys go into Willie's house to retrieve all the items he's tapped from people ("tapped" being Scots slang for "borrowed"), the little 🎵Ma' mate Joe's a burglar...🎵 tune is a snippet from one of the many comedy "pub songs" from Chewin' The Fat, sung by Jack, Victor, Winston & Tam. You really should give that show a watch, it truly is classic Scottish comedy. Loved the way your eyes lit up when Jack mentioned Canada. 😊
Lucy is correct in her pronunciation of 'Waddin'.
no she ain't lol
@@autodidactic1 Yes she is...Waddin as in waddin in to get there stuff back from auld wullies hoose, nothing to do with the wedding which would have been spelled 'weddin' not waddin'.
@@garymcatear822 hahaha all roon the house to get the wrong meaning......its waddin as in wedding...wading in would be spelt like that or wadin
@@Nordboy27 You're completely wrong...are you even Scottish, i doubt it if you don't the meaning of waddin...i already stated if it was meant as wedding it would be spelt weddin.
It means Wedding ya daftys
I think Navid v is Pakistani instead of Indian. India was split in two to create Pakistan, because of religious differences.
Anyone else want to explain the phrase "Up to high-doe"? 🤭🤣
Sure, it's the same as scunnered.
The stress level is high, n can't take much more
I watched three episodes a year or so back and kept meaning to go back, now instead I'm watching along with you guys. It's such a great show. 🤣
You need to move the screen showing the programme up as you miss showing Meena's conversation.
You guys will be happy to know theres an entire episode set on location in Canada :)
👩🦰- we're looking forward to it. 😁
Pronounced Wed- In ( = wedding )
Waddin = pronounced way-din.
It means getting stuck in.
it means wedding mate......seriously.....youre only a wean....you widny know....its auld scots
@@Nordboy27, ah, I wondered if it was Scots. Thank you.
Came across your vids a few days ago due to these still game vids, us scots seem to be addicted to watching people react to it so youve struck gold xD
Class
Omg another episode thank you Brad & Lucy…I love watching your reaction to still game…can’t wait for the next 1 hope it’s very very soon yes it’s set in a community that everyone knows everyone & everyone helps each other you will find out the more we get into it thanks again love ya 2 x
Stillgame is a classic, I know a muppet who gave up reacting to Stillgame after 3 episodes, it wasn't for him,he didn't get it..
Does said muppet fancy himself a 'King'?
@flea1972 I'd rather not say you don't want cooper&starmer knocking at your door2am for telling the truth.
That kingly fellow really seems to have an issue with both Scottish humour and Scottish accents. Virtually (but not all) of the videos he's done, that have a Scottish "flavour" in it, he's just sat on his throne, staring at the screen, with a bemused "What I am not getting here?" look on his face.
Spoiler alert, they go to Canada in an episode
Also, I was wonder if anyone has mentioned that Victor's a Scot-Canadian in real life.
Why are you telling them about episodes they haven't seen? What is your malfunction?
It's not a massive spoiler. It's not the kind of show that would be ruined by talking about the content
I don't think you picked up on where they said they were planting willy, that means buried 😂
It just keeps getting better as well ❤🏴
Wikipedia:
With around 204 million Muslims (2019 estimate), India's Muslim population is the world's third-largest[93][94][95] and the world's largest Muslim-minority population.[96] India is home to 10.9% of the world's Muslim population.
Keep em coming guys im loving this
I really love winston and Isa’s relationship!
When India partitioned creating the new country of Pakistan (essentially Muslim), not all Muslim families packed up and moved, many stayed in India.
Wtf? "When India partitioned". Maybe go read a book and correct your history. The English divided up India in 1947. It was never the Indians idea to partition it's lands, but this was forced upon them by the colonial powers that were dictating the terms of their independence.
What a retarded comment.
Just to let u no there's an episode in Canada. Come on the abootmans🎉
Was that beer the wife was drinking at the start lol
👩🦰- No, it's diet raspberry juice.
Great show. Think you've mixed them up, though. That episode was no.6, 'Scones' is no.5
BBC iPlayer says 6 but most places say 5, don't worry too much season 1 is only one with mix up
When the series originally aired, "Scones" is episode 6, and the series finale. It's also 6th on my DVD. Iplayer has the episode order mixed up.
@Sara_Kane yea, 'scones' aired first. But it doesn't really matter as the episodes are quite stand alone in season 1. The continuity of plot lines doesn't really begin until season 2...
@@collyd1 True, true, the series goes up a gear in Season 2 for sure. 😊
Mixing things up is my middle name 😁
Well, It's very hard to bring them to mind, this is the thing, it's only, it's alright (video is chopped) is that us, no goin, eh-eh, happy, happy, is that us? Do you understand?
Here's the translation for the beginning of the video 😂
The first time we see tbe brilliant Chris the postie
😂😂😂
As always a great reaction 😂😂😂👏👏
The actor playing navid is second generation Indian so he's not a Muslim
Still games ffs 😂 still game means still up for it
😂😂😂🤣🤣🤣
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I think the golden invite may be a nod to 'Pulp Fiction' and possibly 'Willy Wonka and the Chocolate Factory'.
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I'm English and a lot get put off by the accent, but this show is in my top 5 all time funniest comedy.
"De ye understaund?" ... "Hmm?"