All 42 episodes from series 1-6 of the BBC Scotland comedy about two Scottish pensioners, Jack and Victor (Greg Hemphill and Ford Kernan), who love to prove that old age doesn't stop them from being rascals. Episodes are: 'Flittin'', 'Faimly', 'Cauld', 'Courtin'', 'Waddin'', 'Scones', 'Gairden', 'Wummin', 'Doacters', 'Brief', 'Tappin'', 'Scran', 'Shooglies', 'Buntin'', 'Dug', 'Hoaliday', 'Swottin'', 'Cairds', 'Big Yin', 'Oot', 'Aff', 'Kill Wullie', 'Wireless', 'Dial-a-Bus', 'Ring', 'Hatch', 'Who's the Daddy?', 'Drama', 'Fresh Lick', 'Smoke On the Water', 'Hard Nuts', 'All the Best', 'Saucy', 'Hot Seat', 'Fly Society', 'Lights Out', 'Seconds Out', 'Hyper', 'Recipe' and 'One in One Out'. Also includes the Christmas and Hogmanay specials: 'Plum Number' and 'Hootenanny'.

All 51episodes from the first eight series of the the classic cult television comedy starring Gregor Fisher as the string-vested, philosophising, low-life Glaswegian alcoholic. Episodes comprise: 'Work', 'Rat', 'City of Culture', 'Drink', 'Offski', 'Holiday', 'Fitba', 'Country', 'Lesson', 'Domestic', 'That's Entertainment', 'Ethics', 'Life Has Meaning', 'Home', 'Rich', 'Touch', 'Gifted', 'Wean', 'Right', 'Cell', 'Love', 'Mother', 'Buckfast', 'Test', 'Eorpa', 'Further', 'More', 'Affair', 'Fuel', 'Lottery', 'Pie', 'Racket', 'Father', 'Fast', 'Wild', 'Growth', 'Semmitry', 'Bulbs', 'Binge', 'New', 'Cocktails', 'Duel', 'Property', 'Community', 'Back', 'Heat', 'Commons', 'Night', 'Fruit', 'Bug' and 'Trips'.

A Collection of Warm, Fuzzy and Comic Family Friendly Verse. Philip's poetry is extremely popular with children and adults alike. Many are extremely funny like Penglewissle and The Poultrygeist. There are serious poems about nature and legends ideal for all ages. Philip's poetry has been published in many countries and is often read out at poetry conventions.

BBC Scotland sketch comedy series introduces a cast of motley Caledonians. Originally a radio programme, Chewin' The Fat was the springboard from which its creators, Ford Kiernan and Greg Hemphill, launched Jack and Victor - the central characters of subsequent spinoff, 'Still Game'. Alongside the peripatetic pensioners, the programme also featured such varied favourites as; Betty The Auld Slapper who sat, open legged, retelling her invariably pornographic wartime remembrances, Ballistic Bob, to whom the most perfunctory task provided potential for unfettered rage and Eric The Activist who favoured doing unto animal abusers as they would do unto animals like pouring salt on a man salting snails then taking flight shouting his catchphrase, 'c'mon the slugs.'