Perfect for tiding viewers over until the next series of Still Game, this DVD contains more of the same earthy and disarmingly down-to-earth humour which has become Still Game's trademark.
Don't expect intricate or deeply subversive humour, for this is not 'deep' stuff - rather, it's a very noble and simplistic attempt to do what Ford Kiernan and Greg Hemphill do best - make people laugh!
In this series, power cuts provide much hilarity, with the superbly acted 'Shug' instructing the local pensioners on how to defend themselves, with hilarious results, and Isa's attempts to find a new man in her life also provide much amusement, along with summertime quarrels over who gets the best seat in the park. More dramatic and serious plotlines are also explored with the arrival of a new baby in Craiglang, criticism of big business, and one of the main characters even has a brush with death...
This series is not winding down, in fact, the humour is not only still coming thick and fast, but the excellent writers actually even seem to be exploring plotlines which provide more serious acting opportunities. Still Game is a down to earth, unpretentious comedy classic of modern times.