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Still Game to return as a stage show
Hit BBC Scotland sitcom Still Game is set to return as a stage show, indicating the end of the bad relations between stars Ford Kiernan and Greg Hemphill.
British Comedy Guide, 15th October 2013Still Game star's fury BBC keeping money from Scotland
Still Game star Greg Hemphill vents fury over BBC shelling out cash for Danny Dyer to appear on EastEnders but keeping money from Scots programmes.
Daily Record, 2nd October 2013Hemphill, Florence... and Boyle: comedy wrestling
Without even lifting a finger, Frankie Boyle emerged as the unlikely winner of Kelvin Brawl, the Scottish wrestling grudge match between feuding Glasgow comedians Greg Hemphill and Robert Florence.
The Herald, 23rd June 2013Still Game to return in stage adaptation
BBC sitcom Still Game is to make a return after a six-year absence in a stage adaptation with the blessing of Ford Kiernan and Greg Hemphill, the duo behind the series.
The Scotsman, 19th April 2013Greg Hemphill accuses BBC of 'stifling' culture
Still Game star Greg Hemphill has hit out at the BBC for failing to support Scottish TV shows.
Bruce Cunningham, The Scotsman, 21st January 2013My Edinburgh: Greg Hemphill
The star of An Appointment With the Wicker Man shares his favourite bits of the capital.
The List, 12th August 2012Raising the Wickerman
TV comic Greg Hemphill, star of hit Scottish show Chewing the Fat, teams up with the prestigious National Theatre of Scotland. Malcolm Jack finds out what inspired this unlikely connection..
Malcolm Jack, Fest Mag, 10th August 2012Greg Hemphill & Robert Florence in charity wresting
Scots comics Greg Hemphill and Robert Florence fell out on air yesterday as they announced plans for a charity wrestling bout.
Brian McIver, Daily Record, 16th June 2012Greg Hemphill: a fan tried to knee me in the privates
Greg Hemphill has told how a "fan" tried to knee him in the privates in a pub.
Paul O'Hare, Daily Record, 24th February 2012Greg Hemphill launches Twitter rant at Still Game fans
Still Game star Greg Hemphill yesterday launched an X-rated Twitter attack on fans calling on him to bring the show back.
Richard Morgan, Daily Record, 14th January 2012