A schoolgirl Still Game superfan had her 'dreams come true' this weekend when she paid a visit to the famous set - then recreated one of the iconic scenes.
Eight-year-old Brooke Reid toured the Still Game hot spots during a visit to Glasgow at the weekend and filmed her own wee version of the Scottish sitcom while she was there.
In the hilarious clip Brooke and her aunt Carmen Thompson, a fellow superfan, are outside 'Navid's shop' and mime to the voices of some 'neds' and Winston as he chases them from the shop after they demand a box of Curly Wurlies and Revels.
Carmen, from Irvine, shared the hilarious clip on social media and had friends and family in stitches at the comedy duo.
Carmen, 24, said: "She is obsessed with the show. We call her Wee Isa.
"She knows every single episode and honestly watches it every day, her favourite is Isa."
Carmen says Brook's love of the show stems from her own obsession with it.
"I’m a massive still game fan have been since I was her age so feel as if I’m passing the patter down a generation," she joked.
Brooke, who lives with Carmen and her partner Fraser Mullholland and their son, Mason, five, was delighted to be 'on set' of her favourite show and was even keen to visit the iconic boozer.
Carmen said: "She was in shock seeing it all, where some of it was filmed and she was tracing back Isa’s steps in some of the scenes.
"She wanted to go to the Clansman but I had to explain that some of it is a set ...and plus she’s didn’t have ID."
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