where does winston moved to in still game
Finport
title: Still Game text: Victor, Tam and Winston, with minor differences from their counterparts in the series. By the time "Still Game" became a show in its own right Winston's physical appearance had changed significantly, but he was still played by Paul Riley. As the show evolved, supporting characters assumed greater prominence. Jack and Victor made their final appearance on "Chewin' the Fat" in the 2002 Hogmanay Special. For the show's first three series, the broadcast of "Still Game" was limited to BBC One Scotland. The show was then moved to BBC Two for the fourth series and shown throughout the UK. On 28 title: Still Game text: and the sea wall is that of Saltcoats' harbour area. The café that Jack and Victor walk past is The Melbourne Café in Saltcoats. The pub scene is set in the Royal Oak pub in Largs, while the bed and breakfast where Jack and Victor stay overnight is located at the north end of Largs promenade. In the scene where Jack and Victor arrive on the bus from the right in Finport, this leads from the sea, as there is no road there. In the scene where Jack and Victor find Winston, a wide panning shot reveals the famous Nardini's title: Still Game text: a "BAFTA Scotland" award for the "Most Popular Television" category. Other contenders included "Rebus" and "Taggart". Paul Riley, who plays Winston, was also awarded for his role in the show. The series revival in 2016 received some negative reviews. Julie McDowall, writing for "The National", said of the first episode "You're going to hate me for saying this. I already hate myself for even daring to hold these thoughts, but I need to be honest with you: this was a disappointment." She later said of the series, "I fear this once brilliant sitcom is turning into "Mrs. Brown's Boys". Just title: Paul Riley (actor) text: Paul Riley (actor) Paul Riley (born 17 January 1962) is a Scottish actor and comedian. He is known for his role as Winston Ingram in the Scottish sitcom, "Still Game". He previously worked on the sketch show "Chewin' the Fat", the show that "Still Game" was a spin-off from. Again with Ford Kiernan, Riley starred in, wrote and directed "Dear Green Place". On 1 November 2006, it was announced that Riley had been nominated for a BAFTA Scotland award for his role as pensioner Winston Ingram in Still Game. He was up against Barry Jones and Stuart McLeod in their title: Still Game text: plan to do a third and final live show after that. On 13 July 2018, the BBC announced that Still Game would return for the ninth and final series later in 2018, after which the show will end. Filming for the ninth series started in August 2018 and was completed on 14 September 2018. Although "Still Game" is set in the fictional Craiglang area of Glasgow, the Maryhill district of the city is one of the most common filming locations. The early part of the first episode "Flittin" was filmed in the South Nitshill area of Glasgow, where Jack lived