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Still Game: Live 2: What you need to know

The gang from Craiglang are heading back on the stage, with the live run kicking off today, and we take a look at what you can expect.

Stars of Still Game share their magic memories

iN10 was given special behind-the-scenes access to meet the Still Game cast. Here, they share their magic memories...

Scottish bar & manager bombarded with Still Game pranks

A pub called The Clansman with a barman named Boaby has been bombarded with prank calls from fans of the TV comedy Still Game, it has emerged.

Still Game stars give Jake D'Arcy showbiz send-off

Still Game stars Ford Kiernan, Greg Hemphill and Gavin Mitchell were among those who paid their respects at the funeral of actor Jake D'Arcy/ yesterday.

Greg McHugh takes leading role in Peter Pan panto

Karen Dunbar and Des Clarke have been dropped for the 2014 production of Peter Pan at the King's Theatre. Instead TV favourite Greg McHugh will take the leading role. He will be joined by King's theatre stalwart and Still Game star Gavin Mitchell, who will take on the role of Captain Hook.

Will is William Andrews and Greg is Greg McHugh and here's their new late-night comedy show, exploring the surreal and absurd through characters and sketches. Some sketches are recorded in front of an audience in Glasgow, some are done just for the studio microphone but, as the aim is to get us to recognise Will and Greg as the centre of their own offbeat universe where the familiar suddenly becomes bizarre, we ought to feel at home wherever they lead us. Gavin Mitchell and Kirsten McLean are the supporting cast. First episode of three.

Gavin Mitchell interview

Gerard Kelly was close friends with Still Game star Gavin Mitchell.

Gavin Mitchell may quit panto after Gerald Kelly death

Still Game star Gavin Mitchell has revealed he is thinking of quitting panto over the heartache of pal Gerard Kelly's death.

Still Game's Gavin Mitchell films at T In The Park

Actor Gavin Mitchell, the man who minded the bar in Ford Kiernan and Greg Hemphill's comedy, is looking forward to the UK premiere of You Instead at the Glasgow Film Festival this week. Director David McKenzie shot the film live and improvised amid the mud and general mayhem of T in the Park 2010.