#Victor McDade

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Still Game 3x3

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Happy Birthday Scottish actor, writer, presenter and comedian Ford Kiernan.

Born Ford John Kiernan on January 10th 1962, Ford grew up in Dennistoun, before he went into comedy he worked as a tailor and then a barman at Glasgow University.

Ford first performed comedy in 1990 at Glasgow's Comedy Club in the basement of Blackfriar's pub in the Merchant City. He took up performing in 1993. A run of successful solo jobs led to him being offered a slot in the Edinburgh Comedy Festival in 1994, he followed the successful shows up the next two years at one of the top Fringe venues, The Gilded Balloon. In 1995 he won a Fringe First award at the Edinburgh Fringe Festival for his play Don't Start Me.

On screen Ford has appeared in scores of shows, starting in 1995 with the Scottish comedy sketch show, alongside Ronni Ancona, Andrew Fairlie, Alan Francis and of course Greg Hemphill. Other shows include, The Baldy Man, Rab C. Nesbitt, Chewin the fat, Sea of Souls and Dear Green place. On the big screen he was in The Slab Boys, The Debt Collector and Angels Share.

Of course we know Ford Kiernan best as Jack Jarvis, one half of the comic duo Jack & Victor on Still Game with the aforementioned Greg Hemphill, the two also penned the series'.

For those who don't know, Still Game is about a gang of Glaswegian pensioners who struggle to get to grips with modern living. Kiernan plays disgruntled pensioner Jack Jarvis who lives with his pal, Victor McDade in the fictional Glaswegian suburb of Craiglang.

Ford is married to wife Lesley with whom he has a daughter, Kaye, they tragically lost their boy, Sonny in 2012, his mother passed away just three months later.

The ninth and final series of Still Game was aired in 2019, since then Ford has teamed up with fellow Scot Craig Ferguson, where a lonely widow plans a trip around the world with her husband's ashes, to visit the places they loved in the movies, critics were a bit indifferent about the film, but looking on IMDb the ordinary punters seem to have liked it, I thought it was okay, a 6/10 for me.

Last February Ford teamed up with DJ and producer RYZY to release the track Coffee Man for the mental health charity SAMH, which my brother-in-law was one vice-chair.

Recently Ford and Greg were recently plugging a new comic book version of Still Game, I can't see anything else in the pipeline for the funny man.

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1. Sonya Massey - "I rebuke you in the name of Jesus." 2. George Floyd - "I can't breathe." 3. Eric Garner - "I can't breathe." 4. Michael Brown - "I don't have a gun. Stop shooting." 5. Philando Castile - "I wasn't reaching for it." 6. Breonna Taylor - "Why did you shoot me?" 7. Freddie Gray - "I need a doctor." 8. Tamir Rice - "It's not real." 9. Oscar Grant - "You shot me! I got a four-year-old daughter!" 10. Laquan McDonald - No audible last words; shot while walking away. 11. Elijah McClain - "I can't breathe. I can't breathe. I can't breathe. I'm just different. I'm just different, that's all. I'm so sorry. I have no gun. I don't do that stuff. I don't do any fighting. Why are you attacking me?" 12. Alton Sterling - "What did I do?" 13. Walter Scott - "I’m just going home." 14. Botham Jean - "Why did you shoot me?" 15. Stephon Clark - "Grandma, call the police." 16. Atatiana Jefferson - "I’m here." 17. Sandra Bland - "Why am I being apprehended?" 18. Tony McDade - "I'm not armed." 19. Daniel Prude - "Give me your gun, I need it." 20. John Crawford III - "It's not real." 21. Manuel Ellis - "I can't breathe, sir." 22. Amadou Diallo - "Mom, I'm going to college." 23. Aiyana Stanley-Jones - No audible last words; shot while sleeping. 24. Terrence Crutcher - "I'm not doing anything." 25. Sean Bell - No audible last words; shot multiple times. 26. Jonathan Ferrell - No audible last words; shot while seeking help after a car crash. 27. Ezell Ford - "It's me, it’s me." 28. John Crawford III - "It's not real." 29. Renisha McBride - No audible last words; shot while seeking help after a car accident. 30. Kenneth Chamberlain Sr. - "Why are you doing this to me?" 31. Tamir Rice - "It's not real." 32. Eric Harris - "I'm losing my breath." 33. Jamar Clark - "Please don’t let me die." 34. Rayshard Brooks - "I don't want to hurt you." 35. Alfred Olango - "Please don’t shoot." 36. Shantel Davis - "What did I do?" 37. Kendra James - "Please don’t kill me." 38. Akai Gurley - No audible last words; shot in a dark stairwell. 39. Miriam Carey - No audible last words; shot in her car. 40. Timothy Russell - No audible last words; shot during a car chase. 41. Malissa Williams - No audible last words; shot during a car chase. 42. Jordan Edwards - No audible last words; shot while leaving a party. 43. Yvette Smith - "I'm coming out." 44. Jordan Davis - No audible last words; shot at a gas station. 45. Victor White III - No audible last words; died in police custody. 46. Dontre Hamilton - No audible last words; shot in a park. 47. Eric Reason - No audible last words; shot during a dispute. 48. Emantic "EJ" Bradford Jr. - No audible last words; shot in a mall. 49. Oscar Grant - "You shot me! I got a four-year-old daughter!" 50. Clinton Allen - No audible last words; shot during an encounter. 51. Ronnell Foster - No audible last words; shot during a foot chase. 52. Tony Robinson - No audible last words; shot during an altercation. 53. Charly Keunang - No audible last words; shot during an altercation. 54. Samuel DuBose - "I didn’t even do nothing." 55. Quintonio LeGrier - "I’m sorry." 56. Bettie Jones - "I've been shot." 57. India Kager - No audible last words; shot in a car. 58. Keith Lamont Scott - "Don't shoot him. He has no weapon." 59. Jordan Baker - No audible last words; shot during a confrontation. 60. Christian Taylor - No audible last words; shot during a confrontation. 61. Michael Dean - No audible last words; shot during a traffic stop. 62. Rumain Brisbon - No audible last words; shot during an altercation. 63. Gregory Gunn - No audible last words; shot during an encounter. 64. Yuvette Henderson - No audible last words; shot during a confrontation. 65. David Joseph - No audible last words; shot during a confrontation. 66. Calvin Reid - No audible last words; died in police custody. 67. Antonio Zambrano-Montes - No audible last words; shot during an encounter. 68. Zachary Hammond - "Why did you shoot me?"

69. Anthony Hill - No audible last words; shot while naked and unarmed.

70. Saheed Vassell - No audible last words; shot while holding a metal pipe.

71. Willie McCoy - No audible last words; shot while sleeping in a car.

72. Robert White - No audible last words; shot during an altercation.

73. Micheal Lorenzo Dean - No audible last words; shot during a traffic stop.

74. Monique Tillman - "I didn’t do anything wrong."

75. Randy Evans - No audible last words; died in police custody.

76. Vernell Bing Jr. - No audible last words; shot during a car chase.

77. Cameron Massey - No audible last words; shot during an altercation.

78. DeAndre Ballard - No audible last words; shot during a confrontation.

79. Maurice Gordon - "Can you let me out?"

80. Rayshard Brooks - "I don’t want to hurt you."

81. Pierre Loury - No audible last words; shot during a foot chase.

82. Deborah Danner - "I’m not feeling well."

83. Jason Harrison - "I’m sick."

84. Corey Jones - "Hold on, wait!"

85. Keith Childress - "Don't shoot."

86. Justine Damond - No audible last words; shot after calling 911.

87. Amilcar Perez-Lopez - No audible last words; shot during an altercation.

88. Mario Woods - "I'm not going to shoot you."

89. William Chapman II - "Don’t shoot me."

90. Chad Robertson - No audible last words; shot while running away.

91. Charlie Willie Kunzelman - No audible last words; shot during a confrontation.

92. Terrence Sterling - No audible last words; shot during a traffic stop.

93. Sylville Smith - "Why are you harassing me?"

94. Bruce Kelley Jr. - No audible last words; shot during an altercation.

95. Korryn Gaines - No audible last words; shot during a standoff.

96. Maurice Granton Jr. - No audible last words; shot during a foot chase.

97. Paul O'Neal - No audible last words; shot during a car chase.

98. Antwon Rose II - "Why are they shooting?"

99. Patrick Harmon - "I’ll go with you."

100. Aaron Bailey - "Why did you shoot me?"

101. Miles Hall - "No! Don't do it!"

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🧚‍♀️✏️🍋 -- SentientCave (Charlie)

@sentientcave charlie!! (did you know you have one of my favourite names? well now you do)

🧚‍♀️ favourite characters of all time? if there is one Kyle "Gaz" Garrick left in the world it is me. aside from that, Uncle Bryn from Gavin and Stacey, Victor McDade from Still Game, Cullen from Dragon Age (no i will not be taking criticism at this time - also we do not speak of his voice actor), Martin of the Rowdy 3 from Dirk Gently's Holistic Detective Agency.

✏️ when did you start writing fanfic? oh i started writing fanfic when i was but a little bab. probably around 10 or 11 for warrior cats in a spiral notebook. obviously i never published any of it. but call of duty is the only fandom that i've ever written for and i only started in december 2023! that's a 17/18 year gap!

🍋 favourite genre to read / watch / write? favourite genre to read is probably fantasy, favourite to watch would be comedy (with a heartfelt bent to it), and my favourite to write is either unrepentant PWP smut OR my most recent kyle fic (shameless self promotion) which is angst with a happy ending.

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Greg Hemphill: The Scottish Comedy Genius We Can't Get Enough Of!

Greg Hemphill a name synonymous with Scottish comedy—is a man who has made us laugh for decades. Whether you're familiar with his unforgettable role in Still Game or his contributions to the comedy world at large, Hemphill's comedic talent is undeniable. But what makes him such a beloved figure? Let's dive deep into his life, career, and the unique flavor he brings to the entertainment world. Brace yourself for a journey peppered with idiomatic expressions, smooth transitions, and the occasional dangling modifier to keep things lively! And hey, who doesn’t love a good laugh?

Who is Greg Hemphill?

To kick things off, Greg Hemphill is not just any comedian. Born in Canada but raised in Scotland, he’s one of those rare breeds—someone who can switch between two cultures with ease. Growing up, Greg split his time between Montreal and Glasgow, which gave him a dual perspective. Who knew that this cross-cultural experience would one day fuel his comedy career? It's no wonder his humor resonates with so many.

Early Days: How It All Began

Hemphill didn’t start out thinking he would be a comedian. Nope! In fact, he attended the University of Glasgow, where he studied drama. But destiny had other plans. Before long, he found himself dabbling in stand-up comedy, performing in small venues. These early experiences shaped his signature style, and soon enough, he was making a name for himself in the Scottish entertainment scene.

From Stage to Screen: Hemphill’s Breakthrough

Okay, let’s cut to the chase—how did Greg Hemphill go from a small-time stand-up comedian to a national treasure? Well, it all began with the creation of Chewin' the Fat, a Scottish sketch show that captured the hearts of audiences across the country. Hemphill, along with his comedic partner Ford Kiernan, brought humor that was not only relatable but also sharply clever.

Chewin' the Fat wasn’t just a flash in the pan—it was the springboard that led to the creation of Still Game, a sitcom centered around two elderly Scottish men navigating life’s ups and downs. Still Game became a sensation, and Hemphill's portrayal of the character Victor McDade is, quite frankly, iconic.

The Magic of "Still Game"

Let’s face it, you can’t talk about Greg Hemphill without mentioning Still Game. The show, which aired from 2002 to 2019, became a cornerstone of Scottish culture. Even though it focused on two elderly men, it was relatable to all ages. Why? Because the humor, while specific to Scotland, touched on universal themes of friendship, aging, and the absurdities of life. Hemphill's performance had people in stitches! And here's a fun fact: Hemphill and Kiernan played much older versions of themselves, which added to the comedic genius of the show.

Hemphill’s Style: What Sets Him Apart?

One thing that makes Greg Hemphill stand out is his versatility. He doesn't rely on the same old jokes or routines—oh no! Instead, he masterfully blends dry wit, physical comedy, and a sharp sense of timing. And let’s not forget the punchlines! Whether he's bantering with co-stars or delivering a zinger, Hemphill has a way of making the audience feel like they’re in on the joke.

A Dash of Idiomatic Fun

Hemphill has a knack for peppering his dialogue with idiomatic expressions, giving his characters that extra bit of charm. Whether he's “over the moon” about something or "barking up the wrong tree," his language feels natural and conversational. It's this easygoing humor that makes his work so enjoyable.

Greg Hemphill's Work Behind the Scenes

While Hemphill shines in front of the camera, he’s also had a significant impact behind the scenes. He’s written and directed several projects, demonstrating that his talent extends far beyond performing. After all, what’s a good comedy without a solid script? Hemphill’s sharp writing ensures the laughs keep coming.

Did you know Hemphill even ventured into horror-comedy? That’s right! He co-wrote and directed The Sunny, a horror-comedy show that played at the Edinburgh Fringe Festival. Talk about range, huh?

Hemphill’s Legacy: A National Icon

It’s safe to say that Greg Hemphill has earned his place in the comedy hall of fame, not just in Scotland but worldwide. His contributions to television, stage, and film have left a lasting mark. And here’s the thing—he's not done yet! Greg continues to innovate, and we can only imagine what he’ll come up with next.

Why Hemphill Will Always Be Relevant

What keeps Greg Hemphill at the top of his game? Well, it boils down to his ability to evolve. Comedy is ever-changing, and Hemphill has managed to stay relevant by adapting to new trends while staying true to his roots. Whether he's playing an elderly man on Still Game or directing a new project, Hemphill knows how to keep us on our toes.

The Greg Hemphill Approach: Lessons for Aspiring Comedians

So, what can budding comedians learn from Greg Hemphill?

Be Versatile: Whether you’re acting, writing, or directing, try your hand at different roles within the entertainment industry. It’ll keep you sharp!

Stay Relatable: Hemphill’s comedy works because it taps into everyday life. He doesn’t need flashy gimmicks—just relatable humor.

Don’t Be Afraid to Experiment: Hemphill ventured into horror-comedy, proving that trying new things can pay off in unexpected ways.

Conclusion

Greg Hemphill isn't just a comedian—he's a multi-talented artist who has left an indelible mark on Scottish culture and beyond. Whether you're laughing along with Still Game or enjoying his lesser-known projects, one thing is clear: Hemphill's legacy is one that will endure. His use of idiomatic expressions, ability to transition between genres, and natural, informal style ensure that he’ll remain a comedy icon for years to come. So, next time you're in need of a good laugh, you know who to turn to—Greg Hemphill, of course!

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1. Sonya Massey - "I rebuke you in the name of Jesus."

2. George Floyd - "I can't breathe."

3. Eric Garner - "I can't breathe."

4. Michael Brown - "I don't have a gun. Stop shooting."

5. Philando Castile - "I wasn't reaching for it."

6. Breonna Taylor - "Why did you shoot me?"

7. Freddie Gray - "I need a doctor."

8. Tamir Rice - "It's not real."

9. Oscar Grant - "You shot me! I got a four-year-old daughter!"

10. Laquan McDonald - No audible last words; shot while walking away.

11. Elijah McClain - "I can't breathe. I can't breathe. I can't breathe. I'm just different. I'm just different, that's all. I'm so sorry. I have no gun. I don't do that stuff. I don't do any fighting. Why are you attacking me?"

12. Alton Sterling - "What did I do?"

13. Walter Scott - "I’m just going home."

14. Botham Jean - "Why did you shoot me?"

15. Stephon Clark - "Grandma, call the police."

16. Atatiana Jefferson - "I’m here."

17. Sandra Bland - "Why am I being apprehended?"

18. Tony McDade - "I'm not armed."

19. Daniel Prude - "Give me your gun, I need it."

20. John Crawford III - "It's not real."

21. Manuel Ellis - "I can't breathe, sir."

22. Amadou Diallo - "Mom, I'm going to college."

23. Aiyana Stanley-Jones - No audible last words; shot while sleeping.

24. Terrence Crutcher - "I'm not doing anything."

25. Sean Bell - No audible last words; shot multiple times.

26. Jonathan Ferrell - No audible last words; shot while seeking help after a car crash.

27. Ezell Ford - "It's me, it’s me."

28. John Crawford III - "It's not real."

29. Renisha McBride - No audible last words; shot while seeking help after a car accident.

30. Kenneth Chamberlain Sr. - "Why are you doing this to me?"

31. Tamir Rice - "It's not real."

32. Eric Harris - "I'm losing my breath."

33. Jamar Clark - "Please don’t let me die."

34. Rayshard Brooks - "I don't want to hurt you."

35. Alfred Olango - "Please don’t shoot."

36. Shantel Davis - "What did I do?"

37. Kendra James - "Please don’t kill me."

38. Akai Gurley - No audible last words; shot in a dark stairwell.

39. Miriam Carey - No audible last words; shot in her car.

40. Timothy Russell - No audible last words; shot during a car chase.

41. Malissa Williams - No audible last words; shot during a car chase.

42. Jordan Edwards - No audible last words; shot while leaving a party.

43. Yvette Smith - "I'm coming out."

44. Jordan Davis - No audible last words; shot at a gas station.

45. Victor White III - No audible last words; died in police custody.

46. Dontre Hamilton - No audible last words; shot in a park.

47. Eric Reason - No audible last words; shot during a dispute.

48. Emantic "EJ" Bradford Jr. - No audible last words; shot in a mall.

49. Oscar Grant - "You shot me! I got a four-year-old daughter!"

50. Clinton Allen - No audible last words; shot during an encounter.

51. Ronnell Foster - No audible last words; shot during a foot chase.

52. Tony Robinson - No audible last words; shot during an altercation.

53. Charly Keunang - No audible last words; shot during an altercation.

54. Samuel DuBose - "I didn’t even do nothing."

55. Quintonio LeGrier - "I’m sorry."

56. Bettie Jones - "I've been shot."

57. India Kager - No audible last words; shot in a car.

58. Keith Lamont Scott - "Don't shoot him. He has no weapon."

59. Jordan Baker - No audible last words; shot during a confrontation.

60. Christian Taylor - No audible last words; shot during a confrontation.

61. Michael Dean - No audible last words; shot during a traffic stop.

62. Rumain Brisbon - No audible last words; shot during an altercation.

63. Gregory Gunn - No audible last words; shot during an encounter.

64. Yuvette Henderson - No audible last words; shot during a confrontation.

65. David Joseph - No audible last words; shot during a confrontation.

66. Calvin Reid - No audible last words; died in police custody.

67. Antonio Zambrano-Montes - No audible last words; shot during an encounter.

68. Zachary Hammond - "Why did you shoot me?"

69. Anthony Hill - No audible last words; shot while naked and unarmed.

70. Saheed Vassell - No audible last words; shot while holding a metal pipe.

71. Willie McCoy - No audible last words; shot while sleeping in a car.

72. Robert White - No audible last words; shot during an altercation.

73. Micheal Lorenzo Dean - No audible last words; shot during a traffic stop.

74. Monique Tillman - "I didn’t do anything wrong."

75. Randy Evans - No audible last words; died in police custody.

76. Vernell Bing Jr. - No audible last words; shot during a car chase.

77. Cameron Massey - No audible last words; shot during an altercation.

78. DeAndre Ballard - No audible last words; shot during a confrontation.

79. Maurice Gordon - "Can you let me out?"

80. Rayshard Brooks - "I don’t want to hurt you."

81. Pierre Loury - No audible last words; shot during a foot chase.

82. Deborah Danner - "I’m not feeling well."

83. Jason Harrison - "I’m sick."

84. Corey Jones - "Hold on, wait!"

85. Keith Childress - "Don't shoot."

86. Justine Damond - No audible last words; shot after calling 911.

87. Amilcar Perez-Lopez - No audible last words; shot during an altercation.

88. Mario Woods - "I'm not going to shoot you."

89. William Chapman II - "Don’t shoot me."

90. Chad Robertson - No audible last words; shot while running away.

91. Charlie Willie Kunzelman - No audible last words; shot during a confrontation.

92. Terrence Sterling - No audible last words; shot during a traffic stop.

93. Sylville Smith - "Why are you harassing me?"

94. Bruce Kelley Jr. - No audible last words; shot during an altercation.

95. Korryn Gaines - No audible last words; shot during a standoff.

96. Maurice Granton Jr. - No audible last words; shot during a foot chase.

97. Paul O'Neal - No audible last words; shot during a car chase.

98. Antwon Rose II - "Why are they shooting?"

99. Patrick Harmon - "I’ll go with you."

100. Aaron Bailey - "Why did you shoot me?"

101. Miles Hall - "No! Don't do it!

102.Justin Horton Smith- Can’t breathe.;

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1001 Comic Books: A Request

If anyone has any of the following comic books/strips, be it your own scans or whatever, please put them on IA and/or send them my way...

Rock 'n' Roll Necronomicon by Savage Pencil

Quadratino by Antonio Rubino

Un semaine de bonte by Max Ernst

The Beast is Dead! by Victor Dancette and Edmond-Francois Calvo

Torchy in Heartbeats by Jackie Ormes

Mother Delilah / Boys' Ranch #3 by Jack Kirby and Joe Simon

Reves et Culbutes by Maurice Henry

Wayang Purwa by Saleh Ardisoma

Lifi \ Rhyphie by Sanho Kim

Salomon by Chago

Patty's World by Phillip Douglas and Purita Campos

Les Girafes by Guillermo Mordillo

Bella at the Bar by Jenny McDade and John Armstrong

Bahadur: The Red Bricks House by Aabid Surti and Govind Brahmania

Genius by John Glashan

Dori Stories by Dori Seda

Biff \ The Essential Biff by Mick Kidd and Chris Garrett

Untouchables by Lee Hyun-Se

Pee God #2 by Gary Panter and Joe Cotton

The Angriest Dog in the World by David Lynch

MAD Show-Stoppers by Mort Drucker

Sof' Boy by Archer Prewitt

The Marat/Sade Journals by Barron Storey

Palepoli by Usamaru Furuya

Nudl Nude by Youngsoon Yang

The Best of Bittercomix by Conrad Botes and Anton Kannemeyer

Comix 2000 by Jean-Christophe Menu

I'll Be Back Shortly by Frank Odoi

Powr Mastrs by Christopher Forgues

Rumble Strip by Woodrow Phoenix

Magic Mirror by Ed Pinsent

The Secret by Andrzej Klimowski

please

i'm desperate

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Ukraine is still game.

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Potential spoilers for “Still Game" S1 E3

Oh my god, Victor shut up, I love you so much, but SHUT YOUR DUMB FACE! Please!!

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Oh dear god, Jack is an idiot, I love him. They're both idiots. How are they not dead, I love them so much.

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Every fucking episode gets really dark or really depressing for a second, what the hell. I didn't ask. But also FUCK IT UP, jACK, FUCK IT UP!!!!

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Coldest winter since 1972, what fucking year does this take place? The show started in 2002 and sure, smart phones weren't as prevalent then, especially not in the elderly community, but there is absolutely no indication of the date in this show. Someone tell me. Please. Help

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Jack and Victor: I'm gonna take of my jacket, I'm sweltering.

Also Jack and Victor: still wearing scarves and cardigans and like I think 3 or 4 layers total

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Since when is Victor the morality police, fuck

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The amount of gay jokes in this show is just enough to keep my gay brain on edge, but not enough to amount to anything and idk how I feel about it

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Is this episode about the morality of stealing in indirect ways or the morality of betting on the lives of other people? It seems like both, but the second it gets serious about one, it bounces to the other and I can't keep up.

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Tam... his name is Tom. Right? Like, I have captions on because I have difficulty hearing and the Glasgow accents don't help. The captions will sometimes put in the stylization of their accents (e.g. they write "oot" for "out") and I can't tell if that's what they did to Tam or if his name is actually Tam. It's gotta be Tom, right? Send help. I'm calling him Tam until someone corrects me.

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The fact that Victor and Jack aren't sitting directly across from each other or side by side and are, in fact, catty-corner right now is weird to me. They're best friends (and unofficial husbands) and the two main characters, who set this up?

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Awwww, Victor! They just left him! I feel so bad! He's just trying to uphold his morals! (So like, I'm not wrong for kinda wanting to type him an ISTJ? Like I can't find their types anywhere, so I guess it's on me)

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Father Graham? Is like... 23? 50? I can't tell how old he's supposed to be but he can fucking smash? Like he can get it, I'm sorry

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I love Victor so much, he's my fucking baby, but also I love Jack!!! God I love this show

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This particular episode has gotten dark a lot and idk if that's gonna be a thing throughout the show or if it was just this episode, but damn...

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THIS SHOW IS FUCKING DUMB, I LOVE IT!

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Unrelated to the show, but I just cut my fucking tongue on a goddamn lollipop, I fucking hate it

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Okay so this show takes place around Hawaii Five-O and that's like still happening?

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Back aff ye spooky bitch!

Victor Mcdade

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The King Of Crows: A Summary 

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OMG

Still Game Live in Glasgow (2014).