I love the acting as Jack and Victor get increasingly wasted. They go from intoxicated to tipsy to drunk to absolutely shit-faced!

Eddy you looked more traumatised than Winston did at the end scene lol

Thanks man, love this episode! BTW if you keep tanning the tea cakes, you’ll no have a tooth in yer heid! 😉

the man who played the officer when taking frankies documents was a man named David Goodall, he was a scottish actor, writer, Producer and Stunt coordinator .. he sadly passed away last year. good friend of mine. very fabulous addition to this industry. You will see him again as another character in season 8/9

Thats the late john mccrickick horse racing pundit legend

At one point just facing central station was a bank, 3 bookies and a pawn shop. Into the bank for cash. Blow it all in the bookies and pawn your watch for bus fare home. Thankfully I don't gamble. I'd be watchless!

You've not been to the West End - get the subway to Hillhead and go to the Botanic Gardens and Glasgow Uni's museum, or get the subway to Kelvinhall and go to Kelvingrove Art Gallery and Museum. Ashton lane's worth a wander along, it's just round the corner from Hillhead subway. There's tons of good pubs and cafes too. I really don't like whisky, but I've still enjoyed visiting Distilleries. Glengoyne is the one in this episode, it's a good one to visit just outside Glasgow. Another is Auchentoshan... I blew a job interview there once by being too honest and telling them I didn't like whisky, I was only young, silly me 🤣

The West End has the Kelvingrove art gallery and museum, the Botanic Gardens, and loads of pubs.

The line 'frankly my dear i dont give a damn" is brilliant

Brilliant as per. Love these Eddie. 🙂

Tam offering to buy Winston a pint at

It can get dark at 3.30pm if we have thick cloud cover in Central Scotland but its more like 2pm in Shetland

And yes you can still go to that distillery

I love how Winston hopped to the window 😂

quite often if the clouds are heavy the street lights come in even at midday. we go to work in the dark and come home in the dark, its pure brutal.

About 4pm it gets dark in central Scotland in the middle of winter.

Like you, I don't like alcohol, only able to drink à half pint cider, or half pint shandy. Years ago, I rambled past Dumgoyne distillary with a group of ramblers, but never went in.

Seen it before but "Boof right in the Davina MCalls"......am deid😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂

Told you, you would love this one eddy son,

The guy talking to Winston on the telly is called John macorik, probably spelt his surname wrong, and he was playing himself, a horse racing commentator